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Examining factors influencing plan integration for community resilience in six US coastal cities using Hierarchical Linear Modeling. 215:104224-104224. 2021
Shifting setting densities and normative evaluations of recreation experiences over time. 208:104034-104034. 2021
Investigating sense of place of the Las Vegas Strip using online reviews and machine learning approaches. 205:103956-103956. 2021
Urban park facility use and intensity of seniors’ physical activity – An examination combining accelerometer and GPS tracking. 205:103950-103950. 2021
An integrative conservation planning framework for aquatic landscapes fragmented by road-stream crossings. 202:103860-103860. 2020
Neighborhood outdoor play of White and Non-White Hispanic children: Cultural differences and environmental disparities. 187:11-22. 2019
Subtypes of Park Use and Self-Reported Psychological Benefits Among Older Adults: A Multilevel Latent Class Analysis Approach.. 190:103605-103605. 2019
Understanding uneven urban expansion with natural cities using open data. 177:281-293. 2018
Moving beyond the neighborhood: Daily exposure to nature and adolescents’ mood. 173:33-43. 2018
Greenway use and preferences in diverse urban communities: Implications for trail design and management. 172:47-59. 2018
Suburbanization and shale gas wells: Patterns, planning perspectives, and reverse setback policies. 168:9-21. 2017
Understanding spatial variation of physical inactivity across the continental United States. 168:61-71. 2017
Evaluating the effects of open space configurations in reducing flood damage along the Gulf of Mexico coast. 167:225-231. 2017
Exploring the role of neighborhood walkability on community currency activities: A case study of the crooked river alliance of TimeBanks. 167:302-314. 2017
Wild or tended nature? The effects of landscape location and vegetation density on physiological and psychological responses. 167:72-83. 2017
Urban heat islands as agricultural opportunities: An innovative approach. 161:103-114. 2017
Post-positivist microclimatic urban design research: A review. 153:111-121. 2016
Ecosystem services in urban planning: Comparative paradigms and guidelines for high quality plans. 152:90-100. 2016
Impact of views to school landscapes on recovery from stress and mental fatigue. 148:149-158. 2016
Research productivity and utilization in landscape architecture. 147:71-77. 2016
Designing urban parks that ameliorate the effects of climate change. 138:118-131. 2015
Thermal comfort of outdoor spaces in Lahore, Pakistan: Lessons for bioclimatic urban design in the context of global climate change. 138:110-117. 2015
A comparison of the economic benefits of urban green spaces estimated with NDVI and with high-resolution land cover data. 133:105-117. 2015
Monk parakeet nest-site selection of electric utility structures in Texas. 129:65-72. 2014
A brightness–darkness–greenness model for monitoring urban landscape evolution in a developing country – A case study of Shanghai. 127:13-17. 2014
Estimating the value of urban green areas: A hedonic pricing analysis of the single family housing market in Los Angeles, CA. 104:373-387. 2012
Examining the direct and indirect effects of environmental change and place attachment on land management decisions in the Hill Country of Texas, USA. 104:320-328. 2012
Design guidelines for integrating amphibian habitat into golf course landscapes. 103:156-165. 2011
Ameliorating the effects of climate change: Modifying microclimates through design. 100:372-374. 2011
Evidence-based landscape architecture: The maturing of a profession. 100:327-329. 2011
Spatial distribution of Africanized honey bees in an urban landscape. 100:153-162. 2011
Flooding-induced landscape changes along dendritic stream networks and implications for wildlife habitat. 99:115-122. 2011
The next generation. 98:1-2. 2010
Upgrading our land use decision making. 97:69-72. 2010
Green roof vegetation for North American ecoregions: A literature review. 96:197-213. 2010
The human–land use dilemma. 96:135-137. 2010
Environment building at home. 94:3-8. 2010
Landscape and urban planning cover for 2010. 94:1-2. 2010
Evaluation of off-leash dog parks in Texas and Florida: A study of use patterns, user satisfaction, and perception. 92:314-324. 2009
Landscape and urban planning cover for 2009. 89:1-2. 2009
The evolving urban realm: Critical options, alternative futures. 89:3-6. 2009
A spatial analysis of local climate change policy in the United States: Risk, stress, and opportunity. 87:33-41. 2008
Field-level spatial factors, associated edges, and dickcissel nesting ecology on reclaimed lands in Texas. 86:60-65. 2008
Africanized honey bees in urban environments: A spatio-temporal analysis. 85:123-132. 2008
Landscape and urban planning cover for 2008. 84:1-2. 2008
Protecting ecosystems and open spaces in urbanizing environments. 84:3-6. 2008
Protecting ecosystems and open spaces in urbanizing environments. 84:3-6. 2008
Landscape and Urban Planning Cover for 2007. 80:iii-iv. 2007
Landscape planning in hazardous zones, lessons from Hurricane Katrina, August 2005. 79:1-4. 2007
Landscape planning: its contributions to the evolution of the profession of landscape architecture. 76:291-297. 2006
Forever cognizant, forever thankful. 75:1-4. 2006
Forever cognizant, forever thankful. 75:1-4. 2006
Landscape and urban planning cover for 2006. 74:1-2. 2006
Landscape and urban planning cover for 2006. 74:1-2. 2006
Historic documentation: a model of project based learning for architectural education. 73:110-119. 2005
Human habitats: a focus for design education in the 21st century. 73:81-85. 2005
Hurricane risk perceptions among Florida's single family homeowners. 73:120-135. 2005
Post-occupancy evaluation of healing gardens in a pediatric cancer center. 73:167-183. 2005
Research on the Built and Virtual Environment’ Global Symposia presentations 2003. 73:86-88. 2005
A dormancy extension technique for biotechnical streambank stabilization in warm regions. 71:223-231. 2005
Measuring the collective planning capabilities of local jurisdictions to manage ecological systems in southern Florida. 69:33-50. 2004
Landscape and urban planning cover for 2004. 68:1-2. 2004
Environmental Foresight and Models: A Manifesto M.B. Beck (Ed.), Elsevier Science, Oxford, UK, 2002, 473 pp.. 66:257-258. 2004
A framework for incorporating the prevention of Lyme disease transmission into the landscape planning and design process. 66:91-106. 2004
Visionary landscapes. 66:1-3. 2003
Assessing academic contributions in landscape architecture. 64:119-129. 2003
Effects of recreational use impacts on hiking experiences in natural areas. 64:77-87. 2003
The relationship between research and design in landscape architecture. 64:47-66. 2003
Landscape and Urban Planning cover for 2003. 62:1-2. 2002
Enhancing visual preference of ecological rehabilitation sites. 58:57-70. 2002
Landscape and urban planning cover for 2002. 58:5-6. 2002
Where do We Go from Here?. 58:1-4. 2002
“… Research on research”: research attitudes and behaviors of landscape architecture faculty in North America. 57:57-67. 2001
Landscape ecological planning process for wetland, waterfowl, and farmland conservation. 56:125-147. 2001
The cooling effect of paddy fields on summertime air temperature in residential Tokyo, Japan. 53:17-27. 2001
Multiple-scale habitat modeling approach for rare plant conservation. 51:11-28. 2000
A tale of three greenway trails: user perceptions related to quality of life. 49:163-178. 2000
Viewpoint on the environment: The next millennium. 47:103-104. 2000
Form and structure of maple trees in urban environments. 46:191-201. 2000
Editorial. 42:73-74. 1998
Open space planning for Travis Country, Austin, Texas: a collaborative design. 42:259-268. 1998
Editorial. 41:1-2. 1998
Integration and visualization of the ecological value of rural landscapes in maintaining the physical environment of Japan. 39:69-82. 1997
Editors' introduction. Wildlife habitats in human-dominated landscapes. 38:135-136. 1997
Effects of paddy fields on summertime air and surface temperatures in urban fringe areas of Tokyo, Japan. 38:1-11. 1997
A framework for the design of wildlife conservation corridors With specific application to southwestern Ontario. 37:163-186. 1997
Landscape planning and ecological networks E.A. Cook and H.N. van Lier (Eds.), Elsevier Science, Amsterdam, 1994, 368 pp. 37:271-273. 1997
A landscape ecological model for wildlife enhancement of stormwater management practices in urban greenways. 33:227-246. 1995
An ecological framework for the planning, design and management of urban river greenways. 33:211-225. 1995
Environmentally sensitive areas: a template for developing greenway corridors. 33:159-177. 1995
Editorial. 32:1-2. 1995
Landscape and Urban Planning: the Journal's role in communicating progress in the evolution of future urban environments. 32:3-5. 1995
Student learning styles in landscape architecture education. 30:151-157. 1994
The application of a pedagogical framework to the design of university courses. 30:159-168. 1994
A framework for the conservation of rural ecological landscapes in the urban fringe area in Japan. 29:103-116. 1994
Wildlife habitat conservation: Its relationship to biological diversity and landscape sustainability: A national symposium. 28:1-3. 1994
Changing landscapes. 23:v-vi. 1992
Editorial statement—Landscape and urban planning. 20:ix. 1991
The evolving landscape. 16:35-44. 1988
Seeking a fit 2006
A major urban earthquake: planning for Armageddon 2005
Exploring the mosaic of perceptions for water quality across watersheds in San Antonio, Texas 2005

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