Taylor, P.D., 2002, Fragmentation and cultural landscapes: tightening the relationship between human beings and the environment, in: Landscape and Urban Planning, ,
- Author : Taylor, P.D.
- Year : 2002
- Journal/Series : Landscape and Urban Planning
- Pages : 93-99
- Abstract in English : Fragmentation is a research concept properly belonging to the biosciences and agriculture, yet it is one finding application in the planning and design fields. Cultural landscapes, on the other hand, is a concept uniquely rooted in landscape architecture and resource management. This paper links the two as a means of better grounding each in the decisions and processes affecting countryside planning and the rural land use, although both concepts have applications in urban settings as well.
- Comments/Notes : KEYWORDS: landscape architecture, fragmentation, cultural landscapes, environmental psychology.