Landscape as Cultural Heritage

Landscape as cultural heritage refers to natural and human-made environments that hold historical, cultural, or aesthetic significance to a community or society. These landscapes include cities, gardens, agricultural fields, and natural parks, embodying the values, traditions, and stories of a people. They connect us to our past, reflecting how communities interact with their surroundings. Protecting these landscapes is essential, as they enrich our identity, foster a sense of belonging, and contribute to community well-being. Recognizing landscapes as cultural heritage helps ensure that future generations can appreciate and learn from them.