Collaborating through Landscape
We are aiming for transdisciplinary landscape research and it needs collaborators with a broad range of experience, theories, concepts, discourses, methods and implementation tools.
Get involved with our vision
Landscape research at Newcastle University examines the complex relationships between people and multispecies environments in the past, present and future.
Transdisciplinary landscape research requires researchers with a wide range of experience, theories, concepts, discourses, methods, and implementation tools.
Our Centre always welcomes contact with new collaborators who share our aims below.
Connecting landscape researchers to partners
This includes organisations and individuals in the creative, industrial, commercial and cultural sectors:
- policy-makers
- NGOs
- communities of place and interest
Develop critical mass to build lasting international partnerships
Whether this is for research, engagement or impact. It results in globally excellent and relevant research outcomes.
Influence and support the development of policy and practice in UK and internationally
Anything which affects current and future challenges facing people/communities and their landscapes.
Create and support transdisciplinary, trans-sectoral teams
People who want to address complex problems, advance knowledge and engage with issues.
