by Mary Sanseverino | Sep 18, 2018 | MLP News
If you are looking to put some Canadian mountain inspiration into your day take a moment to look at Cat Lachowskyj’s feature interview with MLP’s Alex Hakonsen in the Sept 18, 2018 edition of LensCulture Magazine.
by Julie Fortin | Aug 8, 2018 | MLP News, Notes from the Field
By Sonia Voicescu and Karson Sudlow [This blog post also appears on the Landscapes in Motion website.] The Repeat Photography Field Crew has been hard at work scaling mountains to capture repeat photographs of images taken a century ago. They’ve checked...
by Mary Sanseverino | Aug 2, 2018 | Historic photos, MLP News, Notes from the Field
From July 23 – 26th, 2018 UVic’s Mountain Legacy Project (MLP) joined forces with Dr. Liza Piper from University of Alberta’s Kule Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS) to rephotograph images from the historic Alberta Coal Branch area. Check out some of the changes in this area where industry interfaces with wilderness.
by Julie Fortin | Jul 3, 2018 | MLP News, Notes from the Field
[This blog post was written by Sonya Odsen, from the Outreach and Engagement Team of Landscapes in Motion. This post is a slightly modified version of the one that appears on the Landscapes in Motion website.] July already?! You know what that means! The...
by Julie Fortin | Jun 11, 2018 | MLP News
The significance of cairns for the Mountain Legacy Project’s field work [This blog post also appears on the Landscapes in Motion website.] As the Mountain Legacy Project team prepares to head out into the field, they are training new field staff how to...
by Eric Higgs | May 28, 2018 | Historic photos, MLP News, Notes from the Field
Mountain Legacy Project director, Eric Higgs, finds himself involved in repeat photography project in Amsterdam, about as far physically and psychologically from the mountains of western Canada as one can get. He is spending the year working on his new book, Changing Nature, which examines the future of ecological restoration in a rapidly changing world. He and his family are based in the northern Netherlands university city of Groningen.
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