David Hopman’s work on ecological landscape design is profiled in the latest issue of the university’s research magazine. Hopman is assistant professor of landscape architecture and chairs the PSC’s Landscape & Habitat Work Group.
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David Orr, Chair, Environmental Studies Program, Oberlin College
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Recent articles in Int’l. J. of Sustainabililty in Higher Ed. (available through UTA Library catalog; for the most recent issues, use Interlibrary Loan)
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