Grazing in Future Multi-Scapes: Recent Episodes
Lincoln University
From thoughtscapes to landscapes, creating health from the ground up
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Urban Foodscapes And Greenspace Design: Integrating Grazing Landscapes Within Multi-use Urban Parks
Envisioning Future Agro-ecological Landscape Design Using The Plural Knowledges Framework (PKF)
Quantitative Spatial Ecology To Promote Human-wildlife Coexistence: A Tool For Integrated Landscape Management
A vew on Future of indigenous grasslands, under the increasing food and agricultural land demands.
The shrinking resource base of pastoralism: Saami reindeer husbandry in a climate of change.
Environmental design, planning, and policy measures that promote health and well-being.
Complexity, crash and collapse of chaos in pastoralism: clues for designing sustainable systems.
We Are the Earth and the Earth Is Us: How Palates Link Foodscapes, Landscapes, Heartscapes, and Thoughtscapes.
Pastoral Agriculture in the Post-Industrial Age: building functional integrity and realising potential.
Using research to support transformative impacts on complex social and environmental problems with pastoral peoples in rangelands.
Understanding alignments and mis-alignments of values to better craft institutions in the pastoral drylands
With Power Comes Responsibility – A Rangelands Perspective on Forest Landscape Restoration.
Ecological intensification in dairy production: towards specialised or integrated systems in northwest Europe?
Multi-scape interventions to match spatial scales of demand and supply of ecosystem services.
Adapting to environmental change: using soil sustainability and resilience concepts to support future land management practice.
Urban Foodscapes and Greenspace Design: Integrating Grazing Landscapes within Multi-Use Urban Parks.
Envisioning future agro-ecological landscape design using the Plural Knowledges Framework (PLF).
Back to nature with fenceless farms -technology opportunities to reconnect people and food.
Mobilising ecological processes for herbivore production: farmers and researchers learning together.
Developing mathematical simulations models to assess sustainability from livestock and crops at different scales.
This podcast series is to influence future mental and practical models of pastoralism in continually evolving multi-scapes.
Episodes will establish how multifunctional pastoral systems can be re-imagined and then designed in view of the integrative dynamics of sustainable future multi-scapes.
We are excited to share this podcast with you, which will provide answers and action related to the following topics...
• Grazing thoughtscapes
• Socialscapes of grazing
• Grazing landscapes (including climate, water and soils)
• Grazing foodscapes (including health of livestock and humans)
• Grazed wildscapes
• Systemscapes (design and thinking for future graziers)