An innovative conference invites you to take part in ‘real world’ approaches to positive environmental change at Lancaster University next month.

The second ‘Reimagining Landscape’ conference, open to the public, will continue the locating of new narratives that reappraise our relationship with the natural world.

At a time of unprecedented ecosystem upheaval and species loss, the conference will examine key issues, alongside methods of restoration and repair.

Speakers represent a broad range of interests and specialisms, including writers, artists, activists, ecologists, musicians, performers, farmers and land managers.

From species restoration experts to animal rights activists and from farmer-led carbon conversations to nature restoration in cities, together they evidence how, as a concept, reimagining landscape is now embedded across mainstream dialogues as a way of provoking and maintaining progressive change.

Conference organiser Dr Karen Lloyd, of Lancaster University's Future Places Centre, said: “The Reimagining Landscape conference offers an opportunity for the public as well as academics to engage with cross-disciplinary and real-world approaches that illustrate how reframing our imagination can lead to positive change in nature, ecoysystems and people.

“We have commissioned a new performance from Waste Paper Opera, the world premiere of which will be performed at the Nuffield Theatre on campus on Thursday 4^th July at 7.30pm as part of our ongoing partnership with Lancaster Arts.”

To book your conference place and for more details please visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/reimagining-landscapes-conference-two-day-conference-tickets-tickets-904655457827