This podcast series explores how the Irish landscape was understood and pictured in the 18th and 19th centuries, and how it might be transformed in the future in a changing climate. Interviews with historians of art, literature, and landscape architecture are complemented by interviews with leading climate scientists to explore the past and potential futures of Ireland natural environment, particularly its coasts and forests.
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This podcast series explores how the Irish landscape was understood and pictured in the 18th and 19th centuries, and how it might be transformed in the future in a changing climate. Interviews with historians of art, literature, and landscape architecture are complemented by interviews with leading climate scientists to explore the past and potential futures of Ireland natural environment, particularly its coasts and forests.
Dr Anna Pilz discusses her research on how Irish literary figures of the 'long 19th century' understood and took care of its woodlands
Ireland's Landscape Histories and Futures
This podcast series explores how the Irish landscape was understood and pictured in the 18th and 19th centuries, and how it might be transformed in the future in a changing climate. Interviews with historians of art, literature, and landscape architecture are complemented by interviews with leading climate scientists to explore the past and potential futures of Ireland natural environment, particularly its coasts and forests.
