It’s all about wood: urban oaks between beetles and beeches

Posted By Catharina Lüder on Feb 15, 2021 in Allgemein, category, city, Community, ecology, English, environment, Europe, featured, Germany, Going Public, Language, nature, The Analysis

What and who is a wood for? Especially in urban surroundings natural places are entangled in a myriad of practices. It is no simple task to accomodate them all and conflicts are bound to occur. Can they be resolved?

Negotiating Contested Landscapes: The Alaska Lupin in Iceland

Posted By Anna Kuprian on Jul 16, 2020 in agriculture, Allgemein, category, ecology, English, environment, Europe, featured, future, Going Public, nature, The Fieldnote

A windy summer day gives a glimpse into the complex, and at times contested, relations that emerge between people and plants in Iceland’s quickly transforming landscapes.

The new gold diggers

Posted By Miriam Gutekunst on Jul 7, 2014 in economy, environment, law, Morocco, Northern Africa, RSS, The Picture

Asilah, Morocco, (October 2012)

Re-cultivating the lands of their ancestors

Posted By Salvador Cayuela Sánchez on Mar 17, 2014 in agriculture, Allgemein, Country, economy, environment, RSS, Spain, The Picture

Bajo Guadalentín near Murcia, Spain (August 2013)

Humans of the Future

Posted By Angela Firmhofer on Nov 18, 2013 in city, environment, featured, future, Germany, RSS, society, technology, The Fieldnote

A fieldnote from Munich, Germany (October 2013)

…one day humankind will be living in huge, well planned, structured and organised cities, where everyone will have his or her needs fulfilled in this life of 24/7-availability…

Can Piella: More than an occupied house

Posted By Angela Firmhofer on Oct 29, 2013 in ecology, environment, featured, politics, RSS, society, Spain, The Fieldnote

A fieldnote from Barcelona, Spain (October 2013)