21st Century Challenges Facing Cultural Landscapes
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Covering themes of rural landscapes, myth and story, and the impacts of both natural and man-made disasters this book provides a collection of snapshot descriptions of cultural landscapes that richly illustrate contrasting land-use practices and their indivisible association with communities who live, work and create these places. This work is an invaluable read for anyone studying or interested in stewardship of the world's cultural landscapes.

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Covering themes of rural landscapes, myth and story, and the impacts of both natural and man-made disasters this book provides a collection of snapshot descriptions of cultural landscapes that richly illustrate contrasting land-use practices and their indivisible association with communities who live, work and create these places. This work is an invaluable read for anyone studying or interested in stewardship of the world's cultural landscapes.
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Juliet Ramsay has a background in landscape architecture and has worked in private practice and for the Australian Government's Heritage Division specialising in heritage landscapes. In retirement she has been active as an advisory member of ICOMOS-IFLA Committee on Cultural Landscapes and convenes a landscape advocacy group. Ken Taylor is Emeritus Professor of Landscape Architecture, University of Canberra; Adjunct Professor Landscape, Centre for Heritage & Museum Studies, The Australian National University; Visiting Professor, International Program Architectural Heritage Management & Tourism, Silpakorn University, Bangkok; Advisory Member ICOMOS-IFLA Committee on Cultural Landscapes; Associate Editor, Landscape Research. Previous publications include Managing Cultural Landscapes (2012) and A contemporary guide to cultural mapping. An ASEAN-Australia perspective (2013).