Landslide

The goal of Landslide® is to draw immediate and lasting attention to threatened landscapes and unique features. Landslide sparks debate—revealing the value of everyday places—encouraging informed community-based stewardship decisions. Landslide both highlights and monitors at-risk landscapes and annual thematic listings to save this heritage for future generations. Through web features, travelling exhibits, and print publications, Landslide reveals the value of these often forgotten landscapes.

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At-Risk >>

UCLA’s Hannah Carter Japanese Garden Facing Uncertain Future
Los Angeles, California

One of the pre-eminent examples of Post-war, residential Japanese style gardens is under threat.

Annual Spotlight >>

Landslide 2012: Landscape and Patronage

TCLF has issued the call for nominations to honor great at-risk historic landscapes created by visionary patrons.

Saved >>

Santa Barbara Botanic Garden on the Road to Restoration
Santa Barbara, California

Since a change in leadership, the organization has worked to ensure preservation of the historic design.

Lost >>

Sasaki and Collins Designed Landscape Destroyed
Chicago, Illinois

The City of Chicago has moved forward with plans to demolish the Michael Reese Hospital Campus.