LE:NOTRE°Mundus
As the LE:NOTRE Project has developed so also has the interest in it beyond Europe.
From meetings of landscape architecture schools in Beijing to CELA's conference in New Zealand, information about LE:NOTRE has been in demand. At the same time a number of non-European schools have asked to become members of the Network. As this was not 'officially' possible within a European Union funded project, the category of 'associated schools' was created to allow them to become involved in an informal manner. Now, however the Erasmus Bureau in Brussels has not only come up with the idea of 'Erasmus Mundus' but have also recently suggested that Thematic Networks should expand their scope to include non-European partners. And so 'LE:NOTRE°Mundus' was born...