ECLAS’ Journal of Landscape Architecture (JoLA) announces a new call for submissions to a special issue focusing on the long-term challenges that wildfires pose to the next generation of professionals in support of human societies’ targets for an adaptable future in the face of climate change/challenges.
Find out more: Call details
Potential topics of interest are:
· future fire-resilient regional planning and design approaches;
· ecosystem evolution, composition and structure;
· fire management and community protection;
· pre- and post-fire landscape analysis and scenario building;
· fire tracking systems;
· fire-conscious political and legislative frameworks.
However, our interest is broad and not limited to these topics.
Please submit abstracts (500 words max., visuals encouraged) on both traditional and unconventional modes of research, practice-based, fieldwork-based, theoretical or historical.
Deadline for abstracts is 15 May.
Full papers must be written by 2 September.
For more information about the journal, different manuscript
sections and publication conditions please visit the JoLA Website.
