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Die Internationale Assoziation für Landschaftsökologie wurde 1982 im slowakischen Piestany gegründet, um die transdisziplinäre Forschung und den Erfahrungsaustausch auf dem Gebiet der Landschaftsökologie als der wissenschaftlichen Basis für Landschaftsplanung und Umweltmanagement zu fördern. Sie ist dabei um einen engen Kontakt zwischen Natur- und Geisteswissenschaften ebenso bemüht wie um die Verbindung von Wissenschaft und Praxis. Auf dieser Grundlage können Theorien, Modelle und empirische Daten so miteinander kombiniert und zusammengeführt werden, dass ein besseres Verständnis von Landschaft und nachhaltiges Landschaftsmanagement möglich werden. Die Gründung unserer "IALE-Region Deutschland" erfolgte am 06.05.1999 in Basel. Als junge Regionalorganisationen sind wir noch auch der Suche nach Mitstreitern, Ideen und tragfähigen Strukturen. ... [Information des Anbieters]
European landscapes are being reshaped by the growth in renewable energies and the ongoing exploitation of fossil resources such as lignite (brown coal) and shale gas. These forces are at the heart of debates on the assessment, appropriate design and governance of the emerging energy landscapes. European and national policies for energy transitions challenge conventional ways of perceiving and thinking about landscapes as well as established planning routines. Key questions are: Perception – How is the character, perception, assessment and social construction of landscapes influenced by present and past uses of energy? Planning – Which types of landscape-related planning and governance regimes exist and how are they linked to landscape planning, spatial planning and energy policy? Participation – In the face of energy transitions, to what extent are landscape policies inclusive and participatory? Which actors are involved and who is constituted as an actor in this regard? Power – Which power relations shape the interplay of energies and landscapes? How can the workings of power be conceptualised and critically reflected? ... [Information of the supplier]
Wooded rural landscapes are an invaluable natural and cultural legacy of Central and Eastern Europe. A concentration on particular, strictly classified natural sites or plant communities, national and European conservation systems ignores, neglects or undervalues the meta-systems of dynamic rural landscapes dependent on the multiple traditional use of land. Intensive farming and modern forestry, accompanied by the development of conservation models based on segregated land-uses, mean that there are now ‘hard’ boundaries, both philosophically and physically, between spatial units of economic or conservation interest. Despite the increasing knowledge of the role of dynamic processes in the well-being of populations and ecosystems, these boundaries cause substantial reduction of horizontal movements of species. As a result, what had once developed as highly dynamic patchy landscapes, have started to shift towards mostly static and much simplified spatial patterns. In addition, the boundaries discourage researchers from seeing the landscape as a whole; instead, they may concentrate on just what happens inside one patch or type of patch. The conference aims at fostering interdisciplinary discussion and analysis. We seek to encourage the sharing of knowledge from researchers studying wooded rural landscapes and representing from across disciplines: from taxonomy and ecology, from paleo-ecology and environmental history, from ethno-ecology, from spatial planning and landscape architecture, from land use economy involving ecosystem services. We believe such a platform will provide a theoretical foundation for the development of a new management and conservation approach that is essential for sustaining the richness and values of wooded rural landscapes in Central and Eastern Europe. ... [Information of the supplier]
