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For the past ten years I have been, and I continue to be, an associate lecturer in landscape architecture at MMU. I have been teaching landscape research, history and theory, but my main specialism is in planting. My research interest is around human engagement with plants, wild nature and rural landscapes. At ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ I hope to contribute a process-based appreciation of vegetation that celebrates the wild and the tame.