Yn y deng mlynedd ar hugain diwethaf, bu’r berthynas rhwng hanesion cyhoeddus sy’n ymwneud â lle a newid amgylcheddol yn destun ysgolheictod ledled y disgyblaethau. Bu archwilio ar y cysylltiadau sydd rhwng cyd-ddealltwriaeth cymdeithas o’r dirwedd a’n hymdrechion ninnau i fynd i’r afael â’r newid yn yr hinsawdd.
 

Mae llawer o’r agweddau ar y materion amgylcheddol a chynaliadwyedd sy'n ein hwynebu’n ymwneud â'r dirwedd: sut mae'n cael ei defnyddio, ei rheoli, ei newid a'i gweld. Mae treftadaeth, traddodiad, diwylliant a hunaniaeth yn dylanwadu’n drwm ar berthynas ein cymdeithas â’r tir.
 

Mae project Ailfframio Cymru’n rhoi golwg inni ar safbwyntiau pwysig ar y pwnc yng Nghymru. 

In the past thirty years, the relationship between public histories of place and environmental change has been the subject of scholarship across disciplines, exploring the links between society’s collective understanding of landscape and our attempts to tackle climate change.

So many aspects of the environmental and sustainability issues that confront us are tied to the landscape: how it’s used, managed, changed and viewed. Our society’s relationship with land is heavily influenced by heritage, tradition, culture and identity.  

The Reframing Wales project offers important insights and perspectives into this subject in Wales.