Below you will find the presentations of the International Conference on landscape Observatories, 9 & 10 February, Amersfoort
Maguelonne Déjeant-Pons, INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LANDSCAPE OBSERVATORIES
Berno Strootman (National Advisor on Landscape & Water, Committee of Recommendation Landscape Observatory NL):
Landscape qualities in times of transition
Pere Sala i Martí (Coordinator Observatori del Paisatge Catalunya): Experiences of the Landscape Observatory of Catalonia
Mauro Agnoletti (University Florence, Italy):
Experiences with the National Agricultural Landscape Observatory Italy and the Regional Landscape Observatory of Tuscany
Juan José Galán Vivas (Aalto University Finland):
Experiences of the National Landscape Observatory of Finland
Gerrit-Jan van Herwaarden (LandschappenNL):
Development of a National Landscape Observatory in the Netherlands
Claudia Cassatella, (Polytechnic of Turin):
Overview of Landscape Observatories in Europe
Dirk Gotzmann (Director CIVILSCAPE): Involvement of civil society in observing the landscape
Juan-Manuael Palerm Salazar (University of Las Palmas Gran Canaria):
Experiences of the Landscape Observatory of the Canary Islands
Eric Luiten (University Delft, Committee of Recommendation Landscape Observatory NL):
Why is landscape so important for our current society?
Maria Graça Saraiva, Isabel Loupa-Ramos & Veerle Van Eetvelde – Towards a local
Landscape Observatory in a Montado landscape. Which dimensions to explore?
Martin Goossen - Monitoring the touristic values of European landscapes
Mourik Bueno de Mesquita - A Latin-American experience of landscape observatories,
focussing on national professional level and a famers’ observatory initiative, both from Peru
Rosário Oliveira, Marta Rodrigues & Carlos Granada - Landscape Observatory of the Local
Protected Area of the Serras do Socorro and Archeira in Torres Vedras, Portugal.
How can landscape management assessment make a difference?
Chris Bolton & Andy Wharton - Monitoring landscape change – combining national and
local evidence through people engagement