Abstract Concepts of preservation, conservation, and development shaped in large part the
debate about US environmental policy at the end of the 19th century. Forest use was often …

Written on the occasion of the centenary of landscape architectural education at the
University of Pennsylvania (1914–2014), this paper is a wide-ranging reflection upon …

The actions of organizations and individuals shaped an evolving practice of participatory
watershed stewardship of Contra Costa County, California, between 1980 and 2006. This …

In landscape architecture, stewardship has become synonymous with a positive approach to
managing and designing environments, which lacks historical and geographical context …

Environmental justice has increasingly become the focus of discussions across many
disciplines, but it largely remains a fragmented subject in landscape architecture. This article …

This book introduces students, practitioners, and laypeople to a comfortable approach to
learning landscape architectural design free of design jargon and derived from their existing …

Users of geospatial technologies (eg, GIS) are applying these technologies to a wide variety
of issues ranging from forestry to land use planning, and from demographics to facilities …

The 20th century witnessed a change in how the stewardship of urban nature is practiced:
from a top-down, distant, centralized, professionals-leading regime to a local, participatory …

This thesis is a study of the public landscapes proposed by the Olmsted Brothers for
Portland in 1903 and 1907. It discusses the role of Emanuel Tillman Mische as designer of …

This dissertation investigates the impact of outdoor advertising on Los Angeles and
community response to a proposal to regulate its placement through zoning. Outdoor …