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Art in a landscape: An interview with Hamish Napier
The creation and experience of art in a landscape – be it music, poetry, sculpture, dance, literature, or another form…
26th June 2020
Archaeologists unearth new evidence of human-wildlife coexistence in the Côa Valley
A recent excavation by archaeologists in the Côa Valley Archaeological Park has unearthed a huge, 3.5 metre auroch (an extinct…
5th June 2020
The Endangered Landscapes Programme announces its first Annual Review
2019 was a significant year for the environmental agenda. We witnessed the twinned biodiversity and climate change crises moving up…
27th April 2020
Coronavirus, conservation and critical assistance in Romania
Foundation Conservation Carpathia (FCC), a beneficiary of an ELP Implementation Project Grant, are working to create a new wilderness reserve…
9th April 2020
First annual workshop held in Carpathian Mountains with ELP projects
Last month, 17 grantees of the Endangered Landscapes Programme (ELP) and the programme’s management team travelled to Romania’s Carpathian Mountains…
14th November 2019
Art and science in the wild of the Cairngorms
The Cairngorms bear a sense of both peace and grandeur in their lofty peaks and ancient forests, writes Ellie Dimambro-Denson,…
15th August 2019