Inspiring Change News
All the latest news from The Endangered Landscapes Programme
Photo: Antony Lyons
Wild Côa Symphony
Working closely with local communities in the Greater Côa Valley, the creative collaboration of ecological artist Antony Lyons, archaeologist Bárbara…
29th September 2022
100 years of BirdLife International
This week, hundreds of conservationists from across the BirdLife partnership have gathered in Cambridge and London for the BirdLife100 World…
15th September 2022
Restoring forests in the Cairngorms one burger at a time
Cairngorms Connect has launched a new project marketing venison, to share the story of forest expansion in the Cairngorms. Scotland…
1st September 2022
Restoring landscapes at scale: new Restoration Landscape grantees convene in Cambridge
Earlier this summer, the new cohort of ELP Restoration Landscape grantees were brought to Cambridge for a week-long workshop. The…
25th August 2022
Farmers working together in Cumbria to face an uncertain future
Restoration at the landscape scale often involves a wide range of stakeholders – landowners, community members, local business, farmers, people…
14th July 2022
Singing the sounds of nature, connection and memory in Romania’s Carpathian Mountains
The arts and cultural practice provide a compelling route into understanding how people are connected to landscapes. The Endangered Landscapes…
7th July 2022