Anushka Athique is a landscape architect, researcher, educator, artist and mother. Her practice draws influence from post-human feminist phenomenologies. This involves researching and articulating landscapes using the embodied practices of walking, dialogue and crafting. She leads the postgraduate Landscape Architecture programmes at University of Greenwich where she is undertaking a PhD.

Duncan Goodwin leads the Landscape Architecture and Urbanism Portfolio at the University of Greenwich, where he teaches on both undergraduate and master's programmes. He previously worked in practice, managing landscape architecture teams and delivering large, multidisciplinary infrastructure projects. His book, The Urban Tree, was published in 2017 by Routledge.

Ed Wall explores practices of public space and processes of landscapes through concerns for spatial justice. He is Professor of Cities and Landscapes at the University of Greenwich where he leads the Spatial and Digital Ecologies research centre. He has a PhD from the London School of Economics and has been a Visiting Professor at Politecnico di Milano, Harvard University, and TU Wien.

Introduction: Being Collective 1. Landscapes of Discomfort, Or, How to Love a Coot 2. Tumbleweed Rodeo [...] Ontopolity of Feral Landscapes: An Anthropology of Tools Negotiating Relationships between Other-Than-Human and Human Collectives 4. Reflections on a Bioblitz: Notes Toward an Ecologised Technics 5. A Proposal for a Site-Body 6. Somatic Activism: Wastelands and Bodies 7. Ground Pedagogies 8. Landscape Collective Entanglements and the Landscapes-to-Come in Aotearoa, New Zealand 9. Mapping the Jaguar Corridor: A Snapshot of Urbanisation across the Americas 10. Capital-to-Nature in Te Whanganui-a-Tara: Challenges of Collective Participation in Wellington's Town Belt 11. Redefining Collective Spaces in the Technological Axial Age 12. Ephemeral Island as Process: Sympoiesis and the Making of Collective Worlds in the Mediterranean 13. Counter-Cartography of Copper: Mapping the Collective Landscapes of Krivelj, Serbia 14. Beyond the Operational Landscape 15. A Post-Landscape Handbook