… The defining concepts of landscape ecology set our course as we met together with other …
landscape ecology strategies should use the cultural power of ownership to achieve ecological …

… landscapes. To achieve this goal, as I have discussed in this chapter, landscape ecology
must reconnect culture with nature, and unite people with place in both theory and practice. …

… but integral to its nature as an "amalgam of many disciplines." With this introduction, Placing
Nature occupies a legitimate place in the framework of landscape ecology. In closing, Nas…

… of cultural landscapes, and connect culture with nature more consciously and more effectively
in landscape ecological … A major burst of interest in cultural landscapes took place in the …

… cultural landscape as an example of a concept that downplays natural agency, and discusses
the epistemology of nature … of nature and culture which makes up the story of a place, and …

… –ecological imaginary. It informs the expectations and use we make of landscape and place;
and how we conceive nature (… Consequently, we argue that the ‘landscapes of somewhere’ …

… cultural theory within the field. This paper describes four broad cultural principles for landscape
ecology, … Rather a wide range of cultural variations could occur in any given place. We …

… bounded polities, the concept of place rather than culture becomes the critical focus of …
cultural heritage preservation policies. I identify a cultural heritage domain as a “cultural landscape…

… In the US in particular, the concept of wilderness puts nature in a protected area: a place
where nature is, and we are not. Yet Cronon points out that when we gaze into wilderness …

… Cultural landscapes also contribute to a sense of place and local … There is a rich literature
on the many cultural landscapes of Europe … This is true of landscape ecology and landscape …