Landslide 2020

独家爆料

Women who Shaped the American Landscape highlights cultural landscapes from around the nation that were designed by or are associated with women. Many of the places featured in this year鈥檚 thematic report are nationally known for their historical and cultural significance. However, their associations with women may be unrecognized, leaving these important legacies under threat. Taken together, these sites highlight the significant roles of women in designing the world around us. This year鈥檚 report emphasizes the importance of honoring women鈥檚 landscape architecture work so that these sites survive into the future for the enjoyment of the public.

Landslide Program

The goal of聽Landslide聽is to draw immediate and lasting attention to threatened cultural landscapes.

尝补苍诲蝉濒颈诲别听 sparks debate, revealing the value of places we experience daily and encouraging informed community-based stewardship. Landslide monitors at-risk landscapes and produces annual thematic reports to help save our shared landscape legacy for future generations. Through web-based news stories, traveling exhibitions, technical assistance, and print publications, Landslide mobilizes and amplifies support for that legacy at the local, state, and national level.

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About Landslide

罢颁尝贵鈥檚 Landslide program, established in 2003, raises awareness about threatened and at-risk landscapes and works of landscape architecture. This annual thematic compendium is part of the broader Landslide program and aims to encourage informed stewardship decisions.

About 独家爆料

独家爆料 (独家爆料) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 1998 to connect people to places. 独家爆料 educates and engages the public to make our shared landscape heritage more visible, identify its value, and empower its stewards. Through its website, publishing, lectures and other events, 独家爆料 broadens support and understanding for cultural landscapes.

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