Exploring Landscape Character - Bohnet, Iris
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The concept of landscape character in creating local distinctiveness has long been recognised in the UK. It is only recently, however, that the concept has come to define a research agenda looking at both the causes and consequences of landscape change. In this research, a transdisciplinary approach was used to investigate the character and qualities of two agricultural landscapes and to understand past and future change. Through farm-based assessments, landscape character was analysed in terms of landscape coherences. Semi-structured interviews with farmers' enabled these coherences to be…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The concept of landscape character in creating local distinctiveness has long been recognised in the UK. It is only recently, however, that the concept has come to define a research agenda looking at both the causes and consequences of landscape change. In this research, a transdisciplinary approach was used to investigate the character and qualities of two agricultural landscapes and to understand past and future change. Through farm-based assessments, landscape character was analysed in terms of landscape coherences. Semi-structured interviews with farmers' enabled these coherences to be related to farmers' activities and management motives. 'Leitbilder' were developed at the local and farm level and the link between farm and locality explored. A clear link was found between farmers' attitudes towards landscape and the contribution of their farms to the local landscape. The 'Leitbild' approach elaborated in this research offers new opportunities for agricultural policy development and future landscape planning.
Autorenporträt
La Dra. Iris C. Bohnet estudió planificación paisajística en la Universidad Aplicada de Nürtingen, en Alemania, y obtuvo su doctorado en 2002 en el Imperial College de la Universidad de Londres. Es científica de investigación de la Organización de Investigación Científica e Industrial del Commonwealth (CSIRO) en Cairns (Australia) y profesora adjunta de la Universidad James Cook.