RLD

Regionaal Landschap Dijleland is a nonprofit regional landscape organisation working to strengthen nature and landscape in the Dijleland area of Belgium. It brings residents, associations, municipalities and other partners together to care for the region’s natural and cultural heritage, landscape identity and climate resilience. Its work also encourages people to connect with and experience the places around them.

The organisation develops and supports projects related to landscape, water, biodiversity and greener public spaces. Its website shares examples of initiatives such as water projects, new hedges and green schoolyards, alongside practical opportunities for people to take action in their own gardens and communities. Visitors can explore information about the region, projects, news and publications, and sign up for the newsletter.

Regionaal Landschap Dijleland also organises activities that help people discover the area, including walks, cycling events, talks and nature-themed gatherings. Its programme includes courses such as pruning high-stem fruit trees. The organisation operates on behalf of the Province of Flemish Brabant, with support from Europe, Flanders and participating municipalities.