The 2nd Landscapes Across the Mediterranean (CrossMED) conference explores the intricate relationships between Mediterranean landscapes and human interactions, emphasizing their ecological, cultural, and historical significance while promoting sustainable management and preservation practices.
Topics
- Cultural Landscapes
- Types of Cultural Landscapes
- Definition and Characteristics
- Cultural Landscape Conservation
- Examples of Cultural Landscapes
- Cultural Landscapes and Art
- Cultural Landscapes and Identity
- Interpretation and Meaning
- Cultural Landscapes and Cultural Ecology
- Cultural Landscapes and Language, Religion, and Ethnicity
- Cultural Landscapes and Regional Planning
- Ecological Resilience
- Community Engagement
- Biodiversity Conservation
- Fire and Water Management
- Ecosystem Services
- Restoration Ecology
- Coastal and Forest Resilience
- Climate change impact on Mediterranean landscapes
- Energy Transition strategies for climate change adapting settlements
- Connectivity and Green Infrastructure
- Resilient design and planning for landscapes
- Coastal Landscape
- Coastal Processes
- Coastal Landforms
- Coastal Management Strategies
- Coastal Erosion and Retreat
- Coastal Biodiversity and Conservation
- Climate Change and Coastal Landscapes
- Coastal Landscapes and Human Settlements
- Coastal Tourism and Recreation
- Coastal Landscapes and Climate Resilience
- Coastal Landscapes and Cultural Heritage
- Sustainable Land Management
- Barriers and Challenges
- Definition and Principles
- Agro-ecosystem Services
- Soil Quality and Management
- Sustainable Land Use Planning
- Land Degradation and Rehabilitation
- Community Engagement and Participation
- Technology and Innovation
- Policy and Governance
- Water Management and Efficiency
- Urban and Agricultural Landscape
- Urbanization and Agricultural Land Use Planning
- Urban and Agricultural Landscape Design
- Urban Heat Island Effect and Climate Change Impacts on Agricultural Landscapes
- Urban and Agricultural Biodiversity
- Sustainable Urban and Agricultural Landscapes
- Cultural and Historical Significance of Urban and Agricultural Landscapes
- Agricultural Landscapes and Technology
- Social Equity in Urban and Agricultural Landscapes
- Agricultural Decision-Making and Landscape Dynamics
- Resilience in Urban and Agricultural Landscapes
- Historical Landscape
- Historical Landscape Analysis
- Historical Landscape Preservation
- Cultural Significance of Historical Landscapes
- Historical Landscape Change
- Historical Landscapes and Art
- Historical Landscapes and Identity
- Historical Landscapes and Local Roads
- Historical Landscapes and Communication Routes
- Historical Landscapes and Environmental Dynamics
- Historical Landscapes and Landscape Archaeology
- Renewable Energy Landscapes
- Social Barriers to Renewable Energy Landscapes
- Designing Renewable Energy Landscapes
- Construction and Planning of Renewable Energy Landscapes
- Integration of Renewable Energy into Cultural Landscapes
- Biodiversity and Renewable Energy Landscapes
- Landscape Impacts and Mitigation Strategies
- Social and Cultural Considerations in Renewable Energy Landscapes
- Sustainability of Renewable Energy Landscapes
- Conflict Resolution in Renewable Energy Landscapes
- Landscape Transformation and Environmental Parameters
- Economic Challenges and Opportunities in the Mediterranean Region
- Regional Economic Disparities and Income Inequality
- Labor Market Dynamics and Unemployment Trends
- Migration Patterns and Labor Market Effects
- Impact of Global Crises on Tourism Revenues
- Economic Consequences of Environmental Regulations
- Refugee Crisis and Economic Impact
- Renewable Energy Initiatives and Economic Benefits
- International Relations and Trade Dynamics
- Political Instability and Its Economic Impact
- Economic Integration and Regional Cooperation
- Landscape Conservation and Restoration
- Multiple Objectives of Landscape Conservation and Restoration
- Indigenous Knowledge in Landscape Conservation and Restoration
- Strategies for Planning Effective Conservation and Restoration Projects
- Role of Landscape Conservation and Restoration in the Economy
- Indigenous Knowledge and Long-Term Perspectives in Landscape Conservation and Restoration
- Sustainable and Resilient Interventions in Landscape Conservation and Restoration
- Socio-Economic and Political Contexts in Landscape Conservation and Restoration
- Monitoring and Evaluation in Landscape Conservation and Restoration
- Training and Capacity Building in Landscape Conservation and Restoration
- Financing Landscape Conservation and Restoration
- Water Management
- Sustainable Water Management
- Water Resources Management
- Water Quality Management
- Water Governance
- Agricultural Water Management
- Urban Water Management
- Climate Change and Water Management
- Water-Energy Nexus
- Innovative Technologies in Water Management
- Transboundary Water Management
Who should Attend
- Industry Professionals: Experts in land management, agriculture, tourism, and renewable energy seeking sustainable solutions
- Academics and Researchers: Those studying environmental sciences, cultural heritage, sustainability, and related fields
- Environmental Advocates: Activists and organizations focused on conservation and sustainable development
- Policymakers: Individuals involved in environmental policy, urban planning, and cultural heritage preservation
- Cultural Practitioners: Artists, historians, and community leaders engaged in cultural heritage initiatives
- Students: Undergraduates and graduates interested in gaining insights into Mediterranean landscapes and sustainability practices
