Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management

With the year coming to an end, Andrea Kahn is completing her five-year position as adjunct professor at the department of landscape architecture, planning and management. It is with great gratitude

In the spring of 2020, SLU Urban Futures started the project ‘Urban Readings’, when columnists, researchers, writers and practitioners from different parts of the world were invited to write about

Urban Sustainability in the Global South hanna.weiber.post@slu.se Welcome to a webinar that wants to highlight research on sustainable urban development in the global south. The webinar is open to

On September 1, a new professorship was established at the Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management at SLU in Alnarp. The Swedish Transport Administration participates in the

As of November 1st is Åsa Ode Sang professor of urban vegetation design at the Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management. We took the opportunity to ask some questions to the

Every day until Christmas, the Landscape pod will have a new calendar opening on Instagram. The theme of the Christmas calendar will be about landscapes - both wild and urban landscapes. Read more in

The date for applications to the CFI has been extended to December 2. Do not hesitate to submit an application! Make an expression of interest! To make it easier for you who are interested in

An invitation to reflective practitioners, practice-oriented researchers, and design critics to present and discuss experiences, case studies and practices from a variety of backgrounds, in view of

catherine.kihlstrom@slu.se SLU Landscape Days in the spring of 2021, will take place lunch to lunch 14 - 15 April in Alnarp or digitally. Please, save the dates and keep the dates open from other

To be effective, communication about climate change must respond to the needs of the receivers. An international study led by researchers at SLU and Lund University shows that the decisions on

To be effective, communication about climate change must respond to the needs of the receivers. An international study led by researchers at SLU and Lund University shows that the decisions on

PhD student in Landscape Governance and Management within the Project ‘Governance Systems for Human Health & Wellbeing promoting Greenspace, funded by Nordforsk. I am currently working as a doctoral