pean Landscape Convention. This includes raising the awareness of cultural landscapes by transnational surveys (“digital land register“) and an open-access web portal, “Landscape Wikipedia”, to integrate landscapes into regional development by exemplary pilot projects in the fields of agriculture, tourism, regional marketing, and renewable energies. Moreover, it aims at elaborating integrated strategies for the protection and development of cultural landscapes at regional, national and CADSES level. The project primarily intends to establish a transnational network to help to enact the European Landscape Convention in the CADSES area. In close contact with the Spatial Planning and Landscape Division of the Council of Europe, the network will be open to further partners. Expected Results: Foreseen results of the project are: - Raising awareness of civil society, private organisations and local authorities for the quality, value and endangerment of landscapes as a cornerstone of a regional and CADSES identity and as a source for sustainable regional development, - Protection and management of landscapes as an essential component of natural and cultural heritage, - Enhancement of the knowledge about valuable cultural landscapes in the CADSES area, - Integrated cultural landscape valorisation based on transnational concepts and tested by regional pilot projects, - Improvement of methods of cultural landscape integration into spatial planning and economic development, - Compendium on different new methods and technologies for survey activities (digital survey instruments and land register tools), - Creation of new networks and strengthening of existing networks of cultural landscape protection at regional and transnational level.