Ethnographic Landscapes

Ethnographic landscapes refer to areas that hold cultural significance for communities. These landscapes encompass not only the physical environment—such as mountains, rivers, or fields—but also the cultural practices, traditions, and histories tied to them. They are places where people interact with their surroundings in meaningful ways, reflecting their identity and heritage. Recognizing ethnographic landscapes helps preserve cultural diversity and fosters respect for the connections between people and their environments. These landscapes are valuable for understanding how cultures adapt and thrive within specific geographical settings.