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- Artful Rainwater Design: Lessons Learned Over Time
- Using Senses of Place to Help Communities Navigate Place Disruption and Uncertainty
- Hypernatural Piedmont prairies: a screening process for optimum placement
- Aesthetic Intent in Landscape Architecture: The Particularity of Beauty, Meaning, and Experience
- Landscape Design through Maintenance: Field Case Studies in Parametric Mowing
- Nationwide survey on the barriers to converting turfgrass lawns to pollinator-friendly native wildflowers
- Biodiversity conservation in cities: Defining habitat analogs for plant species of conservation interest
- Environmental Justice as Justification for Landscape Architectural Design
- Mathematizing Nature's Messiness: Graphical Representations of Variation in Ecology, 1930-present
- A Landscape Neo-Baroque: Design as a Cultural Strategy for the Restoration of Urban Ecosystems
- Consuming Nature: Paradoxes of "Green" Development in the Rural Southern Appalachian Mountains
- From Planned Shrinkage to Formerly Urban: Staking Landscape Architecture's Claim in the Shrinking City Debate
- Arizona Native Plants and the Urban Challenge
- The Suffocating Embrace of Landscape and the Picturesque Conditioning of Ecology
- Cultural Acceptability of Alternative Pit and Quarry Rehabilitations
- Contexts and Complexities: A Case Study in Evolving Participatory Watershed Stewardship
- Using Ecological Theory to Guide Urban Planting Design: An adaptation strategy for climate change
- Interethnic Preferences for Landscape Change: A Comparison of First Nations and Euro-Canadian Residents
- Local Residents' Preferences and Attitudes toward Creating Defensible Space against Wildfire in the Northeast Pine Barrens
- Visitor perceptions of ecological design at The Crosby Arboretum, Picayune, Mississippi
- An Invitation for Public Participation in Ecological Restoration: The Reasonable Person Model
- Yellowstone Hotspot: Reflections on Scenic Beauty, Ecology, and the Aesthetic Experience of Landscape
- Theory and Practice Related to Native Plants: A Case Study of Utah Landscape Professionals