MedINA is taking part at the Council of Europe Landscape Convention in Greece on Wednesday 6th of April 2022, with the presentation Public participation in landscape management: examples from Greece, by the landscape specialist Thymios Dimopoulos. As part of MedINA’s contribution the project «Landscape Public Participation Tools – LPPT» will be presented. The project “Landscape...
Increasing knowledge and awareness
Supporting implementation at a national level
Mapping the links between land-use practices and biodiversity
The European Congress of the International Association for Landscape Ecology (IALE 2017) “From pattern and process to people and action” takes place in Ghent from 12 to 15 September 2017. The congress theme reflects that landscape ecology puts emphasis on the integration of pattern and process as a biophysical component of landscape ecology with social...
MedINA in partnership with the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA) and the Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation is co-organising a workshop titled “Integrated Landscape Management: Challenges and Prospects”. An issue of great importance, the integrated management of landscapes is a necessary but challenging task which requires multidisciplinary cooperation and joint consideration of...
The international conference “Landscapes of the Eastern Mediterranean: challenges, opportunities, prospects and accomplishments”, which took place in Madaba, Jordan on the 13th and 14th December 2015, was the closing event of the Medscapes project to which Med-INA is a partner. It was organized by the German Jordanian University (GJU) and the Royal Society for Conservation...
Professor Oliver Rackham OBE was a Life Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge and an expert on woodlands, wood pastures and the British countryside. His passing away on Thursday 12th February was received with great sadness by the Mediterranean Landscape community who lost one of its greatest researchers and conservation activists. Among his many research...
The MEDSCAPES project aims to develop and apply a Best-Practice Methodology for Landscape Character Assessment (LCA) in the East Mediterranean context, to be used as an integrative planning and risk-assessment tool for sustainable territorial planning and landscape-scale protection of the natural and cultural heritage. The project is funded by the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument...
