Center for Cultural Landscape Preservation

The SUNY ESF Center for Cultural Landscape Preservation, based in the Department of Landscape Architecture, supports the education of landscape architects and other environmental professionals as best stewards of the cultural environment. The Center brings together interdisciplinary expertise from across ESF, the National Park Service, state parks, and other partners to address challenges in preserving our landscape heritage.

• To learn more about the Center and its history, partnerships, and people, go to About Us.
  
  
• To read abstracts of past and current research, with links to full documents including theses, capstone studio reports, and published National Park Service reports, go to Research.
  
  
• For profiles of SUNY ESF landscape architecture alumni in the field of cultural landscape preservation, go to Alumni.
  
  

National Park Service Field School

Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island, Maine
June 10 to July 21, 2012

Offered in partnership with the National Park Service Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation, the National Park Service Field School is designed to provide students with hands-on experience in park management and cultural landscape preservation.

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BANNER IMAGE FROM FDR LIBRARY

LEFT COLUMN IMAGES: NATIONAL PARK LANDSCAPES RESEARCHED BY SUNY-ESF