The Cultural Landscape

The Cultural Landscape refers to the way human activities, beliefs, and traditions shape the physical environment around us. It includes features like buildings, farms, roads, and parks, as well as the cultural practices and history that influence how land is used and organized. Essentially, it’s the visible imprint of human culture on the land, reflecting society’s values, history, and technology. This concept helps us understand how humans adapt and modify their environment in ways that create a unique and meaningful landscape for each community.