This issue of the Forum Journal examines landscapes in all shapes and sizes, from large-landscape conservation to the preservation of a garden in California where the landscape has become an integral part its significance. Also essential to this conversation is a consideration of human impact on the landscape – and how that affects and intersects with traditional practices in Hawaii and at the Grand Canyon.

Table of Contents

• Cultural Landscapes and the National Register by Barbara Wyatt
• Large-Landscape Conservation: A New Frontier for Cultural Heritage by Brenda Barrett
• Honoring and Preserving Hawaiian Cultural Landscapes by Davianna Pōmaika’I McGregor
• Stewarding and Activating the Landscape of the Farnsworth House by Scott Mehaffey
• Tribal Heritage at the Grand Canyon: Protecting a Large Ethnographic Landscape to Sustain Living Traditions by Brian Turner
• Meshing Conservation and Preservation Goals with the National Register by Elizabeth Durfee Hengen and Jennifer Goodman 
• Adapting to Maintain a Timeless Garden at Filoli by Kara Newport