Participatory landscape development: overcoming social barriers to public involvement

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Aesthetic preferences versus ecological objectives in river restorations (2008, background): “These range from biological needs, such as those formulated in Appleton’s (1995) “prospectrefuge theory” and Kaplan and Kaplan’s (1989) “information processing theory”, to social needs for identity, stability and communication (Appleyard, 1979; Nohl, 1983, 1987; Hoisl et al., 1987; Buchecker et al.,”
The role of the spatial dimension within the framework of sustainable landscapes and natural capital (2006, background): “Another landscape will be formed when the new forms o o a r a a l a c n t a t i a a i t and identify themselves with their everyday landscape (Buchecker et al., 2003).”
Space and Place - Two Aspects of the Human-landscape Relationship (2007, background): “A correlation between sense of place and a sense of responsibility for or even commitment to the given place has often been hypothesized (e.g. Buchecker et al. 2003; Volker 1997; Falk and Kilpatrick 2000), but the presence and magnitude of this correlation have not yet been sufficiently studied.”