International Journal of Landscape Planning and Architecture

OmniScience: A Multi-disciplinary Journal International Journal of Landscape Planning and Architecture [2456-5091(e)] is a peer-reviewed hybrid open-access journal launched in 2015 that provides a platform that publishes high-quality conference proceedings, original research articles, and editorial reviews from the field of landscape planning, ecosystem analysis, field ecology, and other major related issues.

The journal welcomes contributions across the following topic areas:

• Landscape Planning & Assessment: land-use planning, zoning, environmental assessment, site analysis, master planning, strategic planning, and capacity evaluation at regional and urban scales
• Landscape Architecture & Design: design solutions, aesthetic principles, planting design, hardscape/softscape design, public spaces, recreational design, and visual resource management
• Ecological Landscape Design: biodiversity conservation, habitat restoration, native plantings, wildlife corridors, permaculture principles, and regenerative design practices
• Urban Green Infrastructure: green roofs, rain gardens, urban forests, greenways, stormwater management, tree canopy, green corridors, and ecosystem service provision
• Landscape Ecology: habitat fragmentation, connectivity analysis, species distribution, landscape metrics, ecological processes, and spatial pattern analysis
• Cultural Landscapes: heritage conservation, historical preservation, indigenous knowledge, cultural interpretation, sacred sites, and landscape identity management
• Landscape Management & Governance: management frameworks, adaptive management, stakeholder collaboration, policy mechanisms, and institutional approaches to landscape stewardship
• Landscape Performance & Resilience: climate adaptation strategies, post-occupancy evaluation, performance metrics, disaster preparedness, and assessment of design effectiveness
• Landscape Perception & Experience: user preferences, aesthetic appreciation, psychological well-being, sense of place, and human-nature connection in outdoor environments