Federica Larcher

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Federica Larcher is a researcher dedicated to the intersection of landscape architecture, horticulture, and urban sustainability. Her work primarily focuses on the restoration and management of historical gardens and the strategic implementation of urban greening to enhance human well-being. Larcher’s major contribution lies in developing new, sustainable approaches for restoring heritage landscapes, as exemplified by her case study on Ludwig Winter’s Gardens in the Liguria Region. This work, cited 13 times, provides a replicable model that balances historical preservation with ecological sensitivity. Additionally, her research on managing urban greening in European cities, while garnering 3 citations, addresses the critical link between green infrastructure and public health, offering practical strategies for urban planners. Larcher’s achievements include presenting her findings at the prestigious XXX International Horticultural Congress, highlighting her role in bridging historical conservation with modern urban needs. Her work is essential for students and researchers interested in sustainable landscape restoration and the tangible benefits of urban green spaces.