Publication Date:
2012
Hunter, M.C. and D.G. Brown. 2012. Spatial contagion: Gardening along the street in residential neighborhoods. Landscape and Urban Planning. 105:407-416.
Citation type:
Journal Article
Landscape Architecture
Publication Date:
2012
Wang, Z ., Nassauer, J. I., Brown, D. B., Marans, R. 2012. Different types of open spaces and their importance to exurban homeowners. Society and Natural Resources 25: 368-385.
Citation type:
Journal Article
Publication Date:
In Revision
Erdem, M. and J. I. Nassauer. In revision. (2013) The Appearance Of Brownfield Redevelopment: Policy, Contamination, And Design In Europe And The USA. Landscape Journal.
Citation type:
Journal Article
Publication Date:
In press
Nassauer, J. I. (2013 – submitted ) United States section of the International Association of Landscape Ecology: leadership initiatives in 1990-92. In Barrett, G. B., T. Barrett, J. Wu. History of Landcape Ecology in America. Cambridge University Press.
Citation type:
Chapter in book
Publication Date:
In press
Marshall. L. L., and J. I. Nassauer (2012 – in press). Design and planning to manage the carbon cycle: Invention and variation in land use and land cover . In Land Use and the Carbon Cycle: Science and Applications in Coupled Natural-Human Systems. D. G. Brown, D. T. Robinson, N. H.F. French, and B. C. Reed, eds. Cambridge University Press.
Citation type:
Chapter in book
Publication Date:
2012
Nassauer, J. I. 2012. Landscape as medium and method for synthesis in urban ecological design. Landscape & Urban Plan. 106:221-229.
Citation type:
Journal Article
Posted:
11/30/2012
Contact Name:
Diana Woodworth
The 2013-2014 Miller-Sidgwick International Exchange Scholarship provides support for students from the University of Michigan to participate in an exchange program with the University of Cape Town in South Africa. All qualified students are encouraged to apply.
OAP updates list:
In a live-tweeted lottery today at @umichresearch #mcubed, MCubed officials announced the first 50 projects to receive $60,000 seed grants in phase one of the program. The $15 million, two-year pilot will give out 200 more early-stage grants soon, in an effort to jumpstart innovative, interdisciplinary work. Projects by Mary Carol Hunter, Joan Nassauer, Josh Newell, Shelie Miller, Paul Mohai, and Brad Cardinale from U-M's School of Natural Resources and Environment were six of the 50 chosen.
The SNRE community is encouraged to come see and vote on work by first-year Landscape Architecture students Wednesday in the Ford Commons.
This past summer, a group of University of Michigan graduate students from the College of Engineering and the School of Natural Resources and Environment traveled to Liberia, West Africa as members of the student organization Sustainability Without Borders. Sustainability Without Borders (SWB) is an interdisciplinary organization whose objective is to create a network of sustainability practitioners who develop and implement sustainability projects in rural areas of developing countries.