Really enjoyed ‘William Blake’s Universe’ Fitzwilliam Museum & the imaginative & intellectual connections it establishes with the work of Caspar David Friedrich & Philip Otto Runge. On display until 19 May fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/plan-your-visi…

So this arrived at the weekend.

This is a thread about hedges. They matter more than you think. And they are way more interesting. Let me explain… (1/12)

A very special video today from our general secretary, Kate Ashbrook, as she marks 40 incredible years with the Open Spaces Society. Congratulations, Kate!

Read more on our website: bit.ly/3TYezq8

A people's charter: 75 years since 2nd reading debate for National Parks & Access to Countryside Act @campaign4parks National Parks England Tirweddau Cymru Andrew McCloy Anita Kerwin-Nye Dartmoor Preservation Association campaignerkate.wordpress.com/2024/03/31/a-p…

I'll be interviewing the man/myth/legend/properexcellentdude Richard Norris at this - it's going to be a brilliant day, don't miss it!

Take a look at our delicately beautiful collection of decorated pace eggs. These were painted by James Dixon, who worked for Wordsworth for 33 years as his gardener and clerk at Rydal Mount. It is thought James made these Pace Eggs for William and Mary's grandchildren.

This is a fascinating read and provides amazingly useful insight. Thanks to all involved.

Delighted that the first review of 'Lifescapes' is now out. Very grateful to Daniel for his perceptive and thought-provoking comments. Cambridge University Press - History Cambridge University Press Bookshop

I recently wrote a blog for The Vegan Society about my PhD research; you can read it here:

vegansociety.com/get-involved/r…

📣Out now on #firstview !

Jeremy Burchardt (Jeremy Burchardt) (@UniRdg_History) on 'From Field Walking to Phenomenology: A Review of Recent British Landscape Historiography'

#Review #Environment #Cultural #Experience #Material #Space 🌄

🔓Read OA here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Join us tomorrow at 7pm to hear Jeremy Burchardt talk about the vital role that landscape plays for many people as a source of wellbeing, emotional equilibrium and personal development. #CamFest festival.cam.ac.uk/events/lifesca…

'What is Landscape?' - this Saturday, the MERL, Reading merl.reading.ac.uk/events/what-is…

Brilliant video project on allotments and sustainable food from poet, artist and scholar-activist JC Niala. Keep up the great work JC! youtu.be/3bbl0idJ5IY?si…

What does landscape mean to you? Talks and discussion with landscape researchers, artists, conservationists, land managers and ramblers at the MERL, Reading, Saturday 9th December. Book early as places limited due to room capacity merl.reading.ac.uk/event/what-is-…

Rather a nice cover! discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1016…

Great new open access book about landscape and heritage on the Essex coast, focusing on the Anglo-Saxon St Peter's Chapel and the landscape around it discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1016…

Great initiative by Henna Asikainen to explore Hadrian's Wall and local Northumberland landscapes with refugees and other people new to the area, documented at the Future Pasts exhibition in Newcastle d6culture.org/future-pasts-e…

📢Exciting news! Join us in Glasgow on 26th June, in person or virtually, for the Arts and Humanities Research Council Place-Based Research Programme Launch. Discover our findings so far, delve into our inaugural Programme publication, and explore future directions for phase 2. #PlaceBasedResearch

'New Lives, New Landscapes Revisited: Rural Modernity' in Britain is out today, offering important new perspectives on post-war Britain and social democracy. Edited by Rural Modernism Matthew Kelly Ben Anderson Dr Linda Ross & Katrina Navickas 🇱🇹🇺🇦

pulse.ly/lwxjc38zyy