NEWS
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From May 12-14, 2010, the international conference
Landscape Legacy has been
organized in Maastricht, the Netherlands. This event was a join
conference with the Council of Educators in Landscape
Architecture (CELA),
USA. Go to the Maastricht 2010 website.
The proceedings of the conference can be ordered on-line at the workshop
page.
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The first AESOP Sustainable Food Planning
Conference was held on October 9 and 10, 2009 in Almere, The
Netherlands. For more information see the
Sustainable Food Planning page.
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In December 2006 a new book on the archaeological and
historical-geographical issues in environmental planning has been
published, based upon the contributions of the 2004 conference in
Wageningen, the Netherlands. See the workshop
page.
- The 9th Annual Inter-Regional Conference
EnviroWater2006 - Concepts for Water management and
Multifunctional Land-Uses in Lowlands, has been held at the
UNESCO-IHE in Delft, the Netherlands, under auspices of Section 1 Land
and Water Engineering of the CIGR and ISOMUL. See the
workshop
page.
- In September 2006 Prof.Dr.Ir. Hubert N.
van Lier has retired as chairman of ISOMUL. Hubert van Lier,
co-founder of ISOMUL, has been chairman since ISOMUL was formed during
the 1970s by a small group of scientists from various nations, all
having an interest in the field of rural land use planning. He has
been the driving force behind many of the organization's workshops and
publications. The two successors of Prof. van Lier as chairman of ISOMUL
are: Prof.Dr. Pat D. Taylor from the University of Texas at Arlington
(USA), also co-founder of ISOMUL, and Prof.Dr. Arnold J.J. van der
Valk from Wageningen University (the Netherlands). See the
organization
page.
- ISOMUL supported the organization of the
CIGR 8th Annual Inter-Regional Conference ENVIROWATER 2005 - Environmental Quality through Collaboration and Design,
that was held at
The University of Texas at Arlington Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas, USA.
Conference website: www.uta.edu/cigr.
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The Fifth International Workshop on
Sustainable Land Use Planning has been held from June 7 to 9, 2004 in
Wageningen,
The Netherlands. The topic of the workshop was Multiple
Landscape - merging past and present in landscape planning. The
proceedings of the workshop can be ordered on-line at the
workshop
page.
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