Maeve Campbell announced as LI awards host with early-bird tickets now available

The Landscape Institute (LI) is delighted to announce Maeve Campbell as host of the Landscape Institute Awards 2026.

Maeve brings a wealth of experience in climate, sustainability and live broadcasting to the LI Awards 2026. As a presenter and producer at award-winning Channel 4 News, she is a respected voice on climate change and has hosted major events including the Blue Earth Summit, the UN’s Goals House, the Regenerative Agriculture Summit and Channel 4’s first Climate Summit. Passionate about solutions-focused journalism, Maeve has championed conversations around sustainability throughout her career, including founding the pioneering Green section at Euronews. She also writes a monthly column for Forbes and serves as a Media Advisor for the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.

The LI Awards celebrate the very best in landscape planning, design, management and research in the UK and internationally. One of the leading events in the landscape industry calendar, the Awards bring together professionals and leaders from across the built and natural environment to celebrate the people and projects shaping better places for people, place and nature, and the myriad ways that landscape projects connect them.

This year’s shortlisted projects showcase the vital contribution landscape makes to tackling global challenges including climate change, biodiversity, health and wellbeing. They also demonstrate the environmental, social and economic benefits of putting landscape at the heart of how we plan and create better places to live. The event provides an opportunity to network with peers, share ideas, and showcase best practice.

Early-bird tickets are now available. Book before 13 September to take advantage of the early-bird offer. 

Date and Venue: Friday 13 November, 11:30–20:00 GMT at The Brewery, London

Why attend?

  • Celebrate the very best in landscape
  • Connect with industry leaders and emerging talent
  • Gain inspiration from award-winning projects
  • Recognise the people shaping places through the restoration of natural systems
  • Be part of the profession’s biggest night of the year

Maeve Campbell, Independent Climate Journalist, most often working as a Producer and Presenter at Channel 4 News, said:

“Landscape shapes how we live, work and connect with people, place and nature. At a time when we’re facing huge challenges around climate change, biodiversity and wellbeing, the role of landscape and the spaces we create within it have never been more important. I’m delighted to be hosting the Landscape Institute Awards 2026 and celebrating the people and projects demonstrating just how powerful good landscape can be in creating healthier, more resilient and sustainable places for everyone.”

The Landscape Institute would like to thank our sponsors and supporters for their continued support of the LI Awards 2026 and for helping us celebrate the achievements of the landscape profession. Many thanks to our category sponsors: AtkinsRéalis, Bourne Amenity, Hardscape, Marshall, MFL, Origin Green-tech, One-Environments, and Tobermore. An additional thanks to our supporters: Stoneworld, Greenbelt Group, Eibe, Blakedown, and WoodBlocX.

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