Accessing volcanic landscapes : Iceland's volcanic activity has put the one anonymous north atlantic island into the spotlight in recent years In a post-pandemic perspective, landscape architects and planners may need to develop ways to guide and educate visitors that include a greater awareness of the soul of a place / von Anna-Maria Pershagen

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