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Emerging Ecologies Between Cultural and Natural Heritage: An Ecological Approach to Heritage in a ‘More-Than-Human’ Case Study
The article explores the cultural landscape as a dynamic intersection of heritage and ecology, framing it as a strategic driver for sustainable development and the ecological and social transition. By redefining the semantic field of heritage, the study shifts from the preservation of physical objec
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