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A 19th-century barn in Richmond Hill (now demolished).

Cultural landscapes

The changing landscape of farming

Growing up on a small family farm, I have witnessed the benefit and impact of technology on agricultural landscapes. In the 1980s, our barn was...

The Grand River at Ruthven Park National Historic Site, near Cayuga.

Cultural landscapes

I’m not hunting on your farm … you’re farming on my hunting territory

My people – the Haudenosaunee – have been part of the land along the Grand River for millennia, while other cultures have been here since...

While the original Prince Edward County survey showed a complete network of roads, frequently the road allowance remained unopen. Although incomplete, it still adds visual interest to the rural landscape. (Photo: Wendy Shearer)

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Reading the landscape

An important value of learning to observe and understand the cultural landscape is to see how natural features and processes have been modified or enhanced...

Cultural landscapes

Industrial cultural landscapes: Fragile and fugitive

Appreciating industrial cultural landscapes can be challenging due to the diversity of industrial activities and locations. The variation between rural and urban landscapes described below...

Cultural landscapes

Where is who we are

What might I mean by landscape holds us? When we open our eyes, we see light. We open our mouths, we breathe air. These are...

The Farmer Property (c. 3000 BCE) on the Niagara Escarpment. This trail was closed to protect the ancient archaeological site.

Cultural landscapes

The cultural landscape – A framework for conservation

Heritage conservation is not about the past. It’s about the places that surround us and the diversity of our communities. It’s about ensuring that the...

Cultural landscapes

Nochemowenaing: You don’t need to walk through here (An interview with Anthony Chegahno)

The Ontario Heritage Trust and the Chippewas of Nawash unceded First Nation co-steward lands in northern Bruce Peninsula that are part of an Indigenous cultural...

Richardson Mountains, in the Northwest Territories, is part of the vast cross-boundary migratory route of the porcupine caribou herd and an example of a large landscape. (Photo: Lisa Prosper)

Cultural landscapes

Cultural landscapes: Challenges and new directions

Cultural landscapes were first introduced into the heritage lexicon in the early 1990s as a new type of cultural heritage resource. The typology was a...