Achieving bold and ambitious landscape futures means working in new ways with others who care about, use, live, and work in the landscape. This research focuses on Landscape Governance and Landscape Justice, the evidence that supports this way of working, and how it can be incorporated into policy and practice.

📄 Full report here

🖼️ Visual slideshow summary here

This research was commissioned by Natural England and undertaken by Dialogue Matters and CCRI (Countryside and Community Research Institute). 

🌏This research is applicable worldwide in many different contexts - it is fundamentally about working with people and landscapes. The recommendations written for Natural England in this report can easily be adapted to different organisations who work with communities and stakeholders. 

Reference: Pound, D., Short, C., Bavin, S., Davis, J., Pound, J., Pound, B., Bullivant, Z., George, I. (2025). Enabling Positive Landscape Change to Deliver Landscape Resilience: the role of Landscape Governance and Landscape Justice