On the occasion of the 5th Conference of the Council of Europe on the European Landscape Convention (Strasbourg, 30-31 March 2009), the Italian Ministry for Cultural Heritage expressed its willingness to host in Florence in 2010 a Ceremony to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the opening for signature of the European Landscape Convention. The Council of Europe Secretariat thanked the Italian delegation for its proposal, pointing out that the meeting would be planned as part of the work programme of the European Landscape Convention. Learn more...
A conference organised by Uniscape and Landscape Europe in Florence, Italy. Learn more...
The theme of this year's International Biennial Assembly is “Challenges of Effective Territorial Development”. This will enable the meeting to cover a variety of themes. Learn more...
Food is an essential component of tourism. In recent years, a wide range of publications has addressed interrelationships of food and tourism from perspectives including authenticity, innovation, and regional development. However, issues related to sustainability have received comparably little attention, despite the food sector’s importance regarding land conversion, biodiversity, biosecurity, nutrient cycles, animal welfare, infectious diseases, genetically modified organisms, greenhouse gas emissions, use of harmful substances, production patterns, culture and heritage, social justice, food security, employment and income generation. Learn more...
The Best in Heritage - In Partnership with EUROPA NOSTRA
with Dubrovnik Creative Heritage Forum
dedicated to the memory of Kenneth Hudson OBE, and Georges Henri Rivière Learn more...
The contribution of the Czech Republic to the implementation of the European Landscape Convention is a background of the national seminar focused on „Význam strategického plánování pro trvale udržitelný vývoj kulturní krajiny“ Learn more...
The FEIN (Fondazione Europea IL NIBBIO) within the University of ETE and institutions together with a Protocol of Understanding signed for a shared strategic vision and integrated local development (ERBA; ALBAVILLA, ALBESE CON CASSANO; ALSERIO; AROSIO; ASSO; BARNI; CAGLIO; CANZO; CASLINO D’ERBA; EUPILIO; INVERIGO; LAMBRUGO; LASNIGO; LURAGO D’ERBA; MAGREGLIO; MERONE; ORSENIGO; PONTE LAMBRO; PUSIANO;REZZAGO; SORMANO; VALBRONA, Parco LAGO DEL SEGRINO E PARCO VALLE LAMBRO) announces the completion of the seventh edition of the University d'Ete. The previous six editions have permission to add one more stone to the building of concrete and proper application of the European Landscape Convention with the implementation of specific research in the territory as that of the monitoring and classification of historic villas of the Brianza and study feasibility Strategy for a shared and integrated local development through an agreement Macropiano Activity deployment on the territory with one of the largest companies in the computer industry. Learn more...
Landscape is where humans dwell. Here we work, think, dream, love, raise new generations, and interact with other living beings, the earth and the sea. Humans and other living beings have time-space rhythms. So does the milieu. Ways of life are established and change with the passage of time, as does the landscape. A part of the past lives on in each woman and man; and in every landscape live bits of the past. Life in a landscape is a complex whole, a process, involving the past, present and future In this context, knowledge, practice, and imagination are the principal themes to be addressed at the conference. Learn more...
Europe could be, inter alia, considered as a crossroad of different cultures of memory and of different models of dealing with the conflict past and to it related trauma. Consequently, the identification and alignment of the common places of memory and experience of history are, although subject to different interpretations, of a great importance for the structuring of the common culture of memory at the local, national or regional level and above all at the level of European society. Learn more...
Drawing on case studies provided by participants, the workshops aims at creating, respectively enhancing, theoretical insights into the social-ecological resilience of cultural landscapes through coming to terms with – and challenging – existing concepts of “driving forces”, “thresholds”, “adaptive cycles” and “adaptive management”. We expect that an improved understanding of these issues will facilitate the fostering and advancement of future research on the resilience and sustainable management of cultural landscapes. Learn more...
European Cultural Heritage Summit
Europa Nostra’s new Board attaches great importance to our Istanbul Congress. On this occasion, our members will have the opportunity to (re)discover the unique multi-cultural and multi-religious heritage of Istanbul. Ensuring a sustainable future for this heritage is of concern to all those who care for the preservation of Europe’s spirit, soul and memory, and who believe that cultural heritage should in future play a stronger role in building bridges and promoting mutual respect and understanding between Turkey and the rest of Europe.
Learn more...This conference is organised on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Poleski National Park. Organisers are the university life science in Lublin, the Polish Academy of science in Lublin, UNESCO (the Polish national committee) and the Poleski National Park. The conference will take place from 5 to 7 May 2010 in the Poleski National Park in Poland. Learn more...