This book critically reflects on dominant landscape techniques, discusses landscapes that are marginalised through globalising market forces, and focuses on the collective nature of landscapes–from planetary climates to intimate private spaces. Whether in views from above or the mirror and mirage that landscapes can create, landscape practices too often foreground hegemony and embolden individuals with power, while simultaneously concealing the actions from which they are produced. Chapters show how landscapes are only possible through the collective contribution of humans and non-humans, interacting, sharing between, providing for, and making with. Collective Landscape Futures investigates the common, shared, and public endeavours that produce landscapes. Chapters address varied concerns across diverse geographies, from wilding practices to extractive landscapes and from decolonizing approaches to tools for co-creation. This volume will appeal to scholars and activists working in environmental humanities, landscape studies, and landscape architecture, and the many disciplines which converge around these topics, including design, geography, anthropology, philosophy, and politics.

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Anushka Athique is a landscape architect, researcher, educator, artist and mother. Her practice draws influence from post-human feminist phenomenologies. This involves researching and articulating landscapes using the embodied practices of walking, dialogue and crafting. She leads the postgraduate Landscape Architecture programmes at University of Greenwich where she is undertaking a PhD.

Duncan Goodwin leads the Landscape Architecture and Urbanism Portfolio at the University of Greenwich, where he teaches on both undergraduate and master's programmes. He previously worked in practice, managing landscape architecture teams and delivering large, multidisciplinary infrastructure projects. His book, The Urban Tree, was published in 2017 by Routledge.

Ed Wall explores practices of public space and processes of landscapes through concerns for spatial justice. He is Professor of Cities and Landscapes at the University of Greenwich where he leads the Spatial and Digital Ecologies research centre. He has a PhD from the London School of Economics and has been a Visiting Professor at Politecnico di Milano, Harvard University, and TU Wien.

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