Paola Gullino
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Paola Gullino is a leading researcher in landscape architecture and historical garden conservation, with a focus on sustainable restoration methodologies. Her work bridges horticulture, cultural heritage, and environmental science, emphasizing the preservation of historic landscapes through ecologically sound practices. A standout contribution is her study on the restoration of Ludwig Winter’s Gardens in the Liguria Region, where she developed a novel sustainable framework that integrates historical authenticity with modern conservation techniques. This research, published in 2020 and garnering 13 citations, has become a reference point for practitioners seeking to balance heritage integrity with ecological resilience. Gullino’s impact extends beyond academia; her approach has influenced restoration projects across Italy, demonstrating how historical gardens can adapt to contemporary environmental challenges. Her achievements include leadership in international horticultural congresses and collaborations with heritage organizations, solidifying her reputation as a key voice in sustainable landscape management. For students and researchers, Gullino’s work offers a compelling model of how interdisciplinary thinking can safeguard cultural landscapes for future generations.
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