TerraNova is The European Landscape Learning Initiative that trains 15 PhD candidates in landscape histories and futures. TerraNova’s mission is to develop an unprecedented digital atlas of Europe compiled by an interdisciplinary group of researchers that combine human population patterns in the past, plants and disturbances, animal development, and climate change.
Reflecting on the Future Landscapes Symposium By Joëlle Koorneef On Wednesday the 24th of February, Marie Skłodowska-Curie projects TerraNova and Heriland presented the Future Landscapes
Agriculture does not have to be the villain Photo by Catherine Fayet Agriculture is a major driver of biodiversity loss and environmental degradation. When you
Governing the commons: What we can learn from each other’s (not so) foolish disciplines What happens when you put together a Cultural Anthropologist and an