Very excited for the first MoHu-CeMoRe Mobilities Workshop that will be held on Friday this week! Our Postdoc researchers and PhD students will meet the Lancaster team to share current research and brainstorm together on future collaborations!

"Le réalisme des pacifistes contre le machiavélisme de la politique. Tomaso Montanari Presidente conteste toute guerre, et sa genèse, sans jamais cesser pour autant de distinguer les victimes & leurs bourreaux." micromega.net/guerra-ucraina…

I'm very excited to present with my Italian colleagues Margherita Cisani and Davide Papotti a work-in-progress paper on cycling landscapes at the Learning Landscapes workshop organised by DiSSGeA UNIPD

And finally our special issue on landscape and education is out! Thanks to all the authors that have contributed and to the Landscape Research editorial board! DiSSGeA UNIPD

A performative talk on #walkingholidays by @chiararabb opens today's activities of the Mobility & Humanities (MoHu) and CeMoRe PhD Summer School in Padua... and I am excited to be the next presenter!

The first session of #T2MPadua chaired by Margherita Cisani and Maarja Kaaristo reflects on the value of slow tourism mobilities and their connections and reconnections with the past, interweaving sensoriality on the move, heritage landscapes, waterways and pilgrimages.

What a pleasure to have chaired such a diverse and inspiring session 4 on "epistemological shifts in theorizing movement, transport and mobility" at #T2MPadua hosted by the Mobility & Humanities (MoHu)

Our first unruly special issue is now online! Thanks to all the authors, to Lynne and my wonderful colleagues Laura Lo Presti @chiararabb narrativegeographies

I'm so happy to be in Seul sharing ideas and research projects at the Global Mobility and the Humanities Conference, coorganized by KU Academy of Mobility Humanities, Mobility & Humanities (MoHu) and RHUL GeoHumanities !

Congratulations to narrativegeographies, Laura Lo Presti, Paola Molino, Federico Mazzini & Margherita Cisani for a beautiful panel, chaired by Tania Rossetto, talking about im-material variations on mobility infrastructures in comics, maps, handwritten news, hacking culture & park trails!

Our co-produced paper "The Courier, the Student, the Tourist: Three Perspectives on Cycling Landscapes" is now online! j-reading.org/index.php/geog… Mobility & Humanities (MoHu)

This is the upcoming CHANGING HERITAGE LANDSCAPES seminar series DiSSGeA UNIPD ! Save the dates: 04.13 / Erik Aschenbrand 05.17 /Robert Fletcher 06.8 / Marie Stenseke 07.11 / Emma Waterton

March 13, 2023 h. 16:30 | First lecture within the “Changing Heritage Landscapes” Seminar Series, chaired by Margherita Cisani: Erik Aschenbrand Hochschule für nachhaltige Entwicklung Eberswalde on Protected Areas, Landscape Stereotypes and Heritagization Processes. dissgea.unipd.it/changing-herit…

Why is the relationship between #ecotourism and #conservation controversial? on May 17th we will address this topic with Robert Fletcher who will be our guest in the second seminar of the Changing Heritage Landscapes series at DiSSGeA UNIPD ! more info at: dissgea.unipd.it/changing-herit…

The third seminar of the Changing Heritage Landscape series is approaching! Thrilled to have Marie Stenseke speaking about #landscapevalues and #nature's contributions to people DiSSGeA UNIPD on June 8th (also online!) more at: dissgea.unipd.it/changing-herit…

So happy to conclude the DiSSGeA UNIPD Changing Heritage Landscapes Seminar Series with Emma Waterton and Vanessa Whittington! Landscape Research Group You are all welcome (in Padua and online) on July 11th at 2:30 pm (CEST) Online at: bit.ly/WatertonCHL

Le temperature in città sono proibitive, ma qui al DiSSGeA non ci stanchiamo di portare avanti le nostre attività di internazionalizzazione! Si è conclusa questo pomeriggio la seminar series coordinata dalla collega Margherita Cisani “Changing Heritage Landscapes”. Well done!

mobile and relational interpretation of wildness is what April and Phillip Vannini offer in their film 'In the Name of Wild' and we will have the privilege to discuss it with Phillip, from Royal Roads Univ. (Vancouver) on Nov 16, in the Tourism Geography class with Margherita Cisani.