People and Landscape
People and Urban Environment: Landscape role in health and wellbeing
... of landscape in general and green spaces specifically is playing an increasingly important role in this new millennium ...a landscape influences where people choose to live, how and where they work, ...
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Conflict: how people contest the landscape
... Conflict: how people contest the landscape | Queensland Historical Atlas 5 of 5 About the Queensland Historical Atlas Authors Editors http://www.qhatlas.com.au/essay/conflict-how-people-[r] ...
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Modelling the landscape of palliative care for people with dementia: a European mixed methods study
... for people with ...a landscape in which different quality indicators can be ...this landscape in terms of the insights it offers for the care of people with ...
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Young people and housing : A review of the present policy and practice landscape
... Despite its relative success it is possible to identify certain weaknesses relating to faith-based youth work. The irst lows from the reality that most British citizens are either indifferent to or antagonistic towards ...
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Weaving Mahinga Kai and Landscape Architecture: Designing with nature through people-ecology interactions
... ‘taskscape’ scenario in which farmers and school pupils reciprocate in a series of planting- related tasks, events and rites of passage, which together could generate desired landscape outcomes 79 Figure 41. A ...
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Locating People, Places, and Things: Situating GIS in the Intelligent Network Landscape
... Mobile GIS. Amidst the new opportunities made available through GIS, it is the intersection between geographic information, intelligent networks, and location-aware mobile devices that is at the cutting edge of evolving ...
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Shaping zoonosis risk: landscape ecology vs landscape attractiveness for people, the case of tick borne encephalitis in Sweden
... high landscape diversity (Shannon index), holiday houses, waterbodies and broad-leaf or mixed forest with open area in their ...the landscape than ...
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Trinkets Left By Katrina: How Changes to New Orleans' Landscape Have Led to Personal Attachment
... people develop regular routines which usually results in emotionally committing themselves to an area. The repetition of certain behaviors provides familiarity and comfort. Hurricane Katrina left a lot of debris ...
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Evaluating Indigenous Structural Technologies of Konso People, Ethiopia
... ---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------- Abstract – Indigenous Structural technologies are common practices to conserve ...
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Skuban, Michaela (2018): Bears among people: human influence on diet, daybed selection, habitat selection, and road crossing behaviour of the brown bear (Ursus arctos) in central Slovakia. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Biologie
... by people till crop ...from people whenever possible (Ordíz et ...from people than in ...settlements, people feel threatened and demand for removing of these ...
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Sustainable Development and Restoring the Landscape after Coal Mining in the Northern Part of the Czech Republic
... From the socioeconomic viewpoint, it is important in terms of sustainable develop- ment to examine the processes that provide social, economic and environmental bal- ance throughout the world. This means the creation of ...
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Informality and survival in Ukraine's nuclear landscape : living with the risks of Chernobyl
... displaced people who were made to leave the ‘ Zone of Mandatory resettlement ’ (Ministry of Emergencies of Ukraine, 2012), those who still live in areas of high contamination outside the Exclusion Zone in Ukraine ...
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THE PORTRAYAL OF INDIAN BACKDROP IN RUDYARD KIPLING’S KIM: A DIASPORIC PERSPECTIVE
... The narrative of Kim is set within the background of Indian scenes. It offers a vivid portrayal of India under the British Empire. Kipling introduces here the landscape of India demonstrating all its diversity. ...
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Monitoring of Landscape Transformations within Landscape Parks in Poland in the 21st century
... of landscape changes [9] and increasing tourist pressure on areas with valuable landscape values [10] have been ...observed. Landscape transformations are observed all over the world, especially in ...
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Drawing on nature: a vision of an urban residential street adapted for biodiversity in architectural drawings
... wider landscape. The aerial view in particular would seem easy for lay people to interpret, and makes good use of people and animals to suggest animation and occupa- tion of the outdoor ...help ...
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The administration of the doctoral examination at South African higher education institutions
... This complex “landscape of practices” (Wenger 2010, 193) includes intellectual artefacts (the thesis and the examiners’ reports), core people (the doctoral candidate, supervisor, non-e[r] ...
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Landscape Agroecology: managing interactions between agriculture, nature and socio economy
... by people who have stewardship over the land, such as farmers and regulators, requires an interdisciplinary ...multiple landscape functions (Vejre et ...
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Perception of landscape, forest and settlement in protected landscape areas
... of landscape perception occurs through the sense of sight and therefore visual impacts of land-use or management activities are important (Tahvanainen et ...beautiful landscape plays an important role. The ...
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Graphical conversations of HOME: Performing landscape
... former homes. I spoke to artists, architects, writers, academics, and filmmakers working on notions of memory, representation, and place in their professional lives. These respondents were from India, Pakistan, Israel, ...
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Landscape conservation action plan guidance
... the landscape as a ...the landscape, the way the culture of organisations involved may become more ‘pro-heritage’, the way organisations start to work together more effectively, and the way schemes can ...
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