The Indian Society Of Landscape Architects warmly invites you to the 15th Conference Landscapes of Coexistence to be held in Bhopal from 23rd – 24th February 2024.

The conference theme of Co-existence aims to emphasise the fundamental role of sustainable development in maintaining the health, productivity, and stability of biodiversity within the natural and manmade systems crucial for continuing all life on this planet. Biodiversity ensures that ecosystems have the resilience to adapt to environmental changes. The conference on Landscapes of Co-existence will serve as a platform to exchange ideas, expertise and innovative solutions. It calls upon fellow Landscape Architects, Policy Makers, Urban and Rural Planners, Environmentalists, Researchers and, most importantly, the Public, to come together and shape a future where the development and the biodiversity conservation go hand in hand. By adopting practices that prioritize co-existence, we can create cities and villages, that not only meet human needs but also sustain the rich tapestry of life on our planet. The conference at Bhopal aims to ignite a collective commitment to preserving biodiversity amidst urban and rural growth.

The Indian Society of Landscape Architects ( ISOLA) declares its 15th Conference to be held in Bhopal from 23rd to 24th February 2024, with Pre-conference rendezvous on 22nd February and Post Conference Tours to the two World Heritage Sites around the historic city. The conference is designed to explore the theme , “ Landscapes of Coexistence” through four sub-themes: Manifestations, Renditions, Evaluation and Direction. The aim is to ignite collective commitment to preserving biodiversity, and thereby livability and wellness concepts inbuilt in our plans for the urban and rural growth. The two days comprise of intense sessions that include Talks by eminent Speakers, walks, paper presentations, workshops, intangible manifestations, panel discussions, product and technology displays. It is also an occasion of coming together and interaction among the fellow Landscape Architects, Policy Makers, Urban and Rural Planners, Environmentalists, Researchers and, most importantly, the Public, to shape a future where the development and the biodiversity conservation go hand in hand, thereby sustaining the rich tapestry of life on our planet.