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DATE
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TOPICS /
LECTURE NOTES
&
STUDENT PRESENTATIONS
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READING
ASSIGNMENTS
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Part I
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Concepts and Theory in
Landscape Ecology
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Good science starts with clear definitions.
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Aug. 26 & 28
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Required
Readings
Recommended
Readings
- Risser, P. G., J. R. Karr, and R. T. T. Forman.
1984. Landscape Natural History
Survey Special Publ. 2, Champaign.
- Wiens, J. A. 2008. Allerton Park 1983: the
beginnings of a paradigm for landscape ecology? Landscape
Ecology 23:125-12
- Turner, M.G., G.W. Barrett, R.H.
Gardner, L.R. Iverson, P.G. Risser, J.A. Wiens, and J.
Wu. 2007. In
memoriam – Frank B. Golley (1930-2006).
Landscape Ecology 22:1-3.
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Sept. 02
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Sept. 04
Sept. 09
Sept. 11
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- Key concepts and research topics in
landscape ecology
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Required
Readings
Recommended
Readings
- Naveh, Z. 1991. Some remarks on recent
developments in landscape ecology as a
transdisciplinary ecological and geographical
science. Landscape Ecology 5:65-73.
- Urban, D. L., R. V. O'Neill, and H. H. Shugart.
1987. Landscape
ecology: A hierarchical perspective can help
scientists understand spatial patterns.
BioScience 37:119-127.
- Turner, M. G. 1989. Landscape
ecology: The effect of pattern on process.
Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 20:171-197.
- Ferraz, G., J. D. Nichols, J. E.
Hines, P. C. Stouffer, R. O. Bierregaard, and T. E.
Lovejoy. 2007. A
large-scale deforestation experiment: Effects of
patch area and isolation on Amazon birds.
Science 315:238-241.
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Sept. 16
Sept. 18
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Required Readings
Recommended Readings
- Van Eetvelde V, Aagaard Christensen A
(2023) Theories
in landscape ecology. An overview of theoretical
contributions merging spatial, ecological and social
logics in the study of cultural landscapes.
Landsc Ecol 38(12):4033-4064.
- Turner, M. G. 2005. Landscape
ecology: What is the state of the science?
Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics
36:319-344.
- Barrett, G.W., J. Wu, and T.L. Barrett. 2015. Thirty
years of the US Regional Association of the
International Association for Landscape Ecology: The
evolution of its organization and science. In:
G. W. Barrett et al. (eds.), History of Landscape
Ecology in the United States.
- Wu, J. 2017. Thirty
years of Landscape Ecology (1987-2017):
retrospects and prospects. Landscape Ecology
32:2225-2239.
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Part II
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Technical Tools in Landscape Ecology
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Effective tools enhance productivity and create
new opportunities.
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Sept. 23
Sept. 25
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Required
Readings
Recommended
Readings
- Wulder MA, Roy DP, Radeloff VC,
Loveland TR, Anderson MC, Johnson DM, Healey S, Zhu Z,
Scambos TA, Pahlevan N, Hansen M, Gorelick N, Crawford
CJ, Masek JG, Hermosilla T, White JC, Belward AS,
Schaaf C, Woodcock CE, Huntington JL, Lymburner L,
Hostert P, Gao F, Lyapustin A, Pekel J-F, Strobl P,
Cook BD (2022) Fifty
years of Landsat science and impacts. Remote
Sens. Environ. 280:113195
- Wulder, M. A., T. R. Loveland, D. P.
Roy, et al. 2019. Current status of Landsat
program, science, and applications. Remote
Sensing of Environment 225:127-147.
- Ojima, D. S., DeFries, R. S., Goward,
S. N., Hansen, A., Hansen, M. C., Loveland, T., ...
& Vogeler, J. (2022). Landsat@
50. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment,
20(6), 340-342.
- Finer, M., S. Novoa, M. J. Weisse, R.
Petersen, Joseph, Mascaro, T. Souto, F. Stearns, and
R. G. Martinez. 2018. Combating deforestation:
From satellite to intervention. Science
360:1303-1305.
- Newton, A. C., R. A. Hill, C. Echeverria, D.
Golicher, J. M. Rey Benayas, L. Cayuela, and S. A.
Hinsley. 2009. Remote sensing and the future
of landscape ecology. Progress in Physical
Geography 33:528–546.
- Turner, W., S. Spector, N. Gardiner, M.
Fladeland, E. Sterling, and M. Steininger. 2003. Remote
sensing for biodiversity science and conservation.
Trends in Ecology and Evolution 18:306-314.
- Groom, G., C. A. Mücher, M. Ihse, and
T. Wrbka. 2006. Remote
sensing in landscape ecology: Experiences and
perspectives in a European context. Landscape
Ecology 21:391-408.
- Muchoney, D. M. 2008. Earth
observations for terrestrial biodiversity and
ecosystems. Remote Sensing of Environment
112:1909-1911.
- Johnson, C. E., and C. C. Barton.
2004. Where in the world are my
field plots? Using GPS effectively in environmental
field studies. Frontiers in Ecology and the
Environment 2:475-482.
Drones - UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles)
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Sept. 30
Oct. 02
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- NOTE to graduate
students
- Select your
presentation papers and preferred presentation
date (click here for
instructions).
- Email the PDFs of the
selected papers to Jingle.Wu@asu.edu, along with
three preferred presentation dates by Oct. 2,
2024.
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Required Readings - Landscape Models
Recommended
Readings - Landscape Models
- Wallin, D., F. Swanson, and B. Marks. 1994. Landscape
pattern response to changes in pattern generation
rules: Land-use legacies in forestry. Ecological
Applications 4:569-580.
- Turner, M. G. 1987. Spatial
simulation of landscape changes in Georgia: A
comparison of 3 transition models. Landscape
Ecology 1:29-36.
- Jenerette, G. D. and J. Wu. 2001. Analysis
and simulation of land use change in the central
Arizona - Phoenix region. Landscape Ecology
16:611-626.
- Burke, I., D. Schimel, C. M. Yonker,
W. J. Parton, L. A. Joyce, and W. K. Lauenroth. 1990.
Regional
modeling of grassland biogeochemistry using GIS.
Landscape Ecology 4:45-54.
- Hong, B., D. P. Swaney, and D. A.
Weinstein. 2006. Simulating
spatial nitrogen dynamics in a forested reference
watershed, Hubbard Brook Watershed 6, New
Hampshire, USA. Landscape Ecology 21:195-211.
- Matthews, R. B., N. G. Gilbert, A.
Roach, J. G. Polhill, and N. M. Gotts. 2007. Agent-based
land-use models: a review of applications.
Landscape Ecology 22:1447-1459.
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Part III
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Quantifying Landscape Pattern
and Changes
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To measure is to understand.
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Oct. 07
Oct. 09
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- Landscape pattern analysis
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Required
Readings
- Lecture notes
- O’Neill, R. V., J. R. Krummel, R. H.
Gardner, G. Sugihara, B. Jackson, D. L. DeAngelis, B.
T. Milne, M. G. Turner, B. Zygmunt, S. W. Christensen,
V. H. Dale, and R. L. Graham. 1988. Indices of landscape
pattern. Landscape Ecology 1:153-162.
- Levin, S. A. 1992. The
problem of pattern and scale in ecology. Ecology
73:1943-1967.
- Wu, J., G. D. Jenerette, A. Buyantuyev, and C.
L. Redman. 2011. Quantifying
spatiotemporal patterns of urbanization: The case of
the two fastest growing metropolitan regions in the
United States. Ecological Complexity 8:1-8.
Recommended
Readings
- Lepczyk CA, Wedding LM, Asner GP,
Pittman SJ, Goulden T, Linderman MA, Gang J, Wright R
(2021) Advancing
Landscape and Seascape Ecology from a 2D to a 3D
Science. Bioscience 71(6):596-608.
- Shen, W., G. D. Jenerette, J. Wu and
R. H. Gardner. 2004. Evaluating
empirical
scaling
relations
of
pattern
metrics
with
simulated
landscapes.
Ecography 27: 459-469.
- Frohn, R. C. and Y. Hao. 2006. Landscape
metric
performance in analyzing two decades of
deforestation in the Amazon Basin of Rondonia,
Brazil. Remote Sensing of Environment
100:237-251.
- Buyantuyev, A., and J. Wu. 2007. Effects
of thematic resolution on landscape pattern analysis.
Landscape Ecology 22:7-13.
- Tischendorf, L. 2001. Can landscape indices predict
ecological processes consistently? Landscape
Ecology 16:235-254.
- Kearns, F. R., N. M. Kelly, J. L.
Carter, and V. H. Resh. 2005. A method for the use of
landscape metrics in freshwater research and
management. Landscape Ecology 20:113-125.
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10/14-15 Fall Break
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Oct. 16
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- The 1st exam (open book) -
questions sent to students via email by the
instructor
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The class does not meet; you may work on your exam
anywhere you wish.
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- Due by 10:00
PM, Oct. 18, 2024; send your completed exam to
Jingle.Wu@asu.edu by email.
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Oct. 21
Oct. 23
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- Landscape pattern analysis
*** First two
student presentations ***
Student
Presentation: Amy
Sawyer (10/23) PPT
Papers to be
presented:
- Paper #1: Luck M, Wu J
(2002) A
gradient analysis of urban landscape pattern: a case
study from the Phoenix metropolitan region, Arizona,
USA. Landsc Ecol 17(4):327-339.
- Paper #2: Fukano, Y.,
Uchida, K., & Tachiki, Y. (2023). Urban-rural
gradients: how landscape changes drive adaptive
evolution of plant competitive traits.
Evolutionary Ecology, 37(2), 215-232.
Student
Presentation: Kathryn
Dick (10/23) PPT
Papers to be
presented:
- Paper #1: Laube, P.,
Ratnaweera, N., Wróbel, A. et al. Analysing
and predicting wildlife–vehicle collision hotspots
for the Swiss road network. Landsc Ecol 38,
1765–1783 (2023).
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10980-023-01655-5.
- Paper #2: Gracanin, A.,
Mikac, K.M. Evaluating
modelled wildlife corridors for the movement of
multiple arboreal species in a fragmented landscape.
Landsc Ecol 38, 1321–1337 (2023).
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10980-023-01628-8.
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Required
Readings
Recommended
Readings
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Part IV
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Understanding and Improving the Relationship between
Spatial Pattern and Ecological Processes for
Landscape Sustainability
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The relationship between structure and function
is essential in all sciences, and no science is
essential if it's of no use.
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Oct. 28
Oct. 30
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- Videos: Habitat connectivity
and corridors
Student
Presentation: Rhys
George (10/28) PPT
Papers to be
presented:
- Paper #1: Guida‐Johnson,
B., Faggi, A. M., & Zuleta, G. A. (2017). Effects
of urban sprawl on riparian vegetation: is compact
or dispersed urbanization better for biodiversity?
River Research and Applications, 33(6), 959-969.
- Paper #2: Rebelo, A. G.,
Holmes, P. M., Dorse, C., & Wood, J. (2011). Impacts
of urbanization in a biodiversity hotspot:
Conservation challenges in Metropolitan Cape Town.
South African Journal of Botany, 77(1), 20-35.
Student
Presentation: Billie
Fraser (10/30) PPT
Papers to be
presented:
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Required
Readings
- Lecture notes
- Rudnick, D. A., S. J. Ryan, P. Beier,
S. A. Cushman, F. Dieffenbach, C. W. Epps, L. R.
Gerber, J. Hartter, J. S. Jenness, J. Kintsch, A. M.
Merenlender, R. M. Perkl, D. V. Preziosi, and S. C.
Trombulak. 2012. The
Role of Landscape Connectivity in Planning and
Implementing Conservation and Restoration Priorities.
Issues in Ecology, No. 16. Ecological Society of
America.
- Kool, J.T., A. Moilanen, and E.A. Treml. 2013.
Population
connectivity: recent advances and new perspectives.
Landscape Ecology 28:165-185.
Recommended
Readings
- Luque S, Saura S, Fortin MJ (2012) Landscape
connectivity analysis for conservation: insights
from combining new methods with ecological and
genetic data. Landscape Ecology 27(2):153-157.
- Kindlmann, P. and F. Burel. 2008.
Connectivity
measures: a review. Landscape Ecology
23:879-890.
- Belisle, M. 2005. Measuring
landscape connectivity: The challenge of behavioral
landscape ecology. Ecology 86:1988-1995.
- Baguette, M. and H. Van Dyck. 2007. Landscape connectivity and
animal behavior: functional grain as a key
determinant for dispersal. Landscape Ecology
22:1117-1129.
- Baum, K. A., K. J. Haynes, F. P.
Dillemuth, and J. T. DCronin. 2004. The matrix enhances the
effectiveness of corridors and stepping stones.
Ecology 85:2671-2676.
- Freeman, M. T., P. I. Olivier, and R.
J. van Aarde. 2018. Matrix transformation alters
species-area relationships in fragmented coastal
forests. Landscape Ecology 33:307-322.
Corridors and biodiversity
conservation
- Simberloff, D., and J. Cox.
1987. Consequences
and costs of conservation corridors.
Conservation Biology 1:63-71.
- Noss, R. F. 1987. Corridors
in real landscapes: a reply to Simberloff and Cox.
Conservation Biology 1:159-164.
- Tewksbury, J. J., D. J. Levey, N. M.
Haddad, S. Sargent, J. L. Orrock, A. Weldon, B. J.
Danielson, J. Brinkerhoff, E. I. Damschen, and P.
Townsend. 2003. Corridors affect
plants, animals, and their interactions in
fragmented landscapes. Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences (USA) 99:12923-12926.
- Gilbert-Norton, L., R. Wilson, J. R.
Stevens, and K. H. Beard. 2010. A
Meta-Analytic Review of Corridor Effectiveness.
Conservation Biology 24:660-668.
- Resasco, J. 2019. Meta-analysis
on a Decade of Testing Corridor Efficacy: What New
Have we Learned? Current Landscape Ecology
Reports 4:61-69.
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Nov. 04
Nov. 06
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- Landscape pattern and population
processes
Student
Presentation: Brittany
Blake (11/04) PPT
Papers to be presented:
- Paper #1: Ortega, U., I.
Ametzaga-Arregi, U. Sertutxa, and L. Peña. 2023. Identifying
a green infrastructure to prioritise areas for
restoration to enhance the landscape connectivity
and the provision of ecosystem services.
Landscape Ecology 38:3751-3765.
- Paper #2: Liquete, C., S.
Kleeschulte, G. Dige, J. Maes, B. Grizzetti, B. Olah,
and G. Zulian. 2015. Mapping
green infrastructure based on ecosystem services and
ecological networks: A Pan-European case study.
Environmental Science & Policy 54:268-280.
Student
Presentation: Madison Bigham (11/06)
PPT
Papers to be presented:
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Required
Readings
Recommended
Readings
- Bolliger J, Lander T, Balkenhol N
(2014) Landscape
genetics since 2003: status, challenges and future
directions. Landscape Ecology 29(3):361-366
- Manel, S., M. K. Schwartz, G. Luikart,
and P. Taberlet. 2003. Landscape
genetics:
combining landscape ecology and population genetics.
Trends in Ecology and Evolution 18:189-197.
- Holderegger, R. and H. H. Wagner.
2008. Landscape
genetics. BioScience 58:199-207.
- Balkenhol et al. 2009. Identifying
future research needs in landscape genetics: where
to from here? Landscape Ecology 24:455–463.
- Holderegger, R., D. Buehler, F. Gugerli, and S.
Manel. 2010. Landscape
genetics
of plants. Trends in Plant Science 15:675-683.
- Pijanowski, B., A. Farina, S. Gage, S. Dumyahn,
and B. Krause. 2011. What
is soundscape ecology? An introduction and overview
of an emerging new science. Landscape Ecology
26:1213-1232.
- Truax, B., and G. Barrett. 2011. Soundscape
in a context of acoustic and landscape ecology.
Landscape Ecology 26:1201-1207.
- Dooley, J. M., and M. T. Brown. 2020. The
quantitative relation between ambient soundscapes
and landscape development intensity in North Central
Florida. Landscape Ecology 35:113-127.
- Doser, J. W., K. M. Hannam, and A. O. Finley.
2020. Characterizing
functional relationships between anthropogenic and
biological sounds: a western New York state
soundscape case study. Landscape Ecology
35:689-707.
- Pijanowski, B.C. 2024. Principles
of Soundscape Ecology: Discovering Our Sonic World.
The University of Chicago Press.
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Nov. 11
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Nov. 13
Nov. 18
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- Landscape pattern and ecosystem
processes
Student
Presentation: Alyssa
Ayan (11/13) PPT
Papers to be
presented:
- Paper #1: Aiello CM,
Galloway NL, Prentice PR, Darby NW, Hughson D, Epps CW
(2023) Movement
models and simulation reveal highway impacts and
mitigation opportunities for a
metapopulation-distributed species. Landsc Ecol
38(4):1085-1103
- Paper #2: Branney AB,
Dutt AMV, Wardle ZM, Tanner EP, Tewes ME, Cherry MJ
(2024) Scale
of effect of landscape patterns on resource
selection by bobcats (Lynx rufus) in a multi-use
rangeland system. Landsc Ecol 39(8):147
Student Presentation: Virgolie
Diknas Ximenis (11/18) PPT
Papers to be
presented:
- Paper #1: Lawler JJ,
Lewis DJ, Nelson E, Plantinga AJ, Polasky S, Withey
JC, Helmers DP, Martinuzzi S, Pennington D, Radeloff
VC (2014) Projected
land-use change impacts on ecosystem services in the
United States. Proceedings of the National
Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
111(20):7492-7497. https://doi.org/DOI
10.1073/pnas.1405557111.
- Paper #2: Bürgi, M.,
Celio, E., Diogo, V., Hersperger, A. M., Kizos, T.,
Lieskovsky, J., … Verburg, P. H. (2022). Advancing
the study of driving forces of landscape change.
Journal of Land Use Science, 17(1), 540–555.
https://doi.org/10.1080/1747423X.2022.2029599
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Required
Readings
Recommended
Readings
- Turner, M. G., R.
H. Gardner, and R. V. O'Neill. 1995. Ecological
dynamics
at broad scales. BioScience Supplement:29-34.
- Liang,
L. and M. D. Schwartz. Landscape
phenology: an integrative approach to seasonal
vegetation dynamics. Landscape Ecology
24:465-472.
- Marshall,
C. H., R. A. Pielke, and L. T. Steyaert. 2003. Crop
freezes and land-use change in Florida. Nature
426:29-30.
- Buyantuyev,
A. and J. Wu. 2009. Urbanization
alters
spatiotemporal patterns of ecosystem primary
production: A case study of the Phoenix metropolitan
region, USA. Journal of Arid Environments
73:512-520.
- Buyantuyev,
A., and J. G. Wu. 2012. Urbanization
diversifies land surface phenology in arid
environments: interactions among vegetation,
climatic variation, and land use pattern in the
Phoenix metropolitan region, USA. Landscape and
Urban Planning 105:149-159.
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Nov. 20
Nov. 25
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Student
Presentation: Arely Castillo
(11/20) PPT
Papers to be
presented:
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Required
Readings
Recommended Reading
- Valente, J. J., D. G. Gannon,
J. Hightower, H. Kim, K. G. Leimberger, R. Macedo,
J. S. Rousseau, M. J. Weldy, R. A. Zitomer, L.
Fahrig, R. J. Fletcher, J. Wu, and M. G. Betts.
2023. Toward
conciliation in the habitat fragmentation and
biodiversity debate. Landscape
Ecology:10.1007/s10980-10023-01708-10989.
- Hackett TD, Sauve AM, Maia KP, Montoya D,
Davies N, Archer R, Potts SG, Tylianakis JM, Vaughan
IP, Memmott J (2024) Multi-habitat
landscapes are more diverse and stable with improved
function. Nature:1-6
- Gann, G. D. et al. 2019. International
principles and standards for the practice of
ecological restoration. Restoration Ecology
27:S1-S46.
- Tambosi LR, Martensen AC, Ribeiro MC,
Metzger JP (2014) A framework to optimize
biodiversity restoration efforts based on habitat
amount and landscape connectivity. Restoration
ecology 22(2):169-177
- Fletcher, R. J., R. K. Didham, C.
Banks-Leite, J. Barlow, R. M. Ewers, J. Rosindell, R.
D. Holt, A. Gonzalez, R. Pardini, E. I. Damschen, F.
P. L. Melo, L. Ries, J. A. Prevedello, T. Tscharntke,
W. F. Laurance, T. Lovejoy, and N. M. Haddad. 2018. Is
habitat fragmentation good for biodiversity?
Biological Conservation 226:9-15.
- Fahrig, L., V. Arroyo-Rodriguez, J. R.
Bennett, V. Boucher-Lalonde, E. Cazetta, D. J. Currie,
F. Eigenbrod, A. T. Ford, S. P. Harrison, J. A. G.
Jaeger, N. Koper, A. E. Martin, J. L. Martin, J. P.
Metzger, P. Morrison, J. R. Rhodes, D. A. Saunders, D.
Simberloff, A. C. Smith, L. Tischendorf, M. Vellend,
and J. I. Watling. 2019. Is
habitat fragmentation bad for biodiversity?
Biological Conservation 230:179-186.
- Miller-Rushing, A. J. et al. 2019. How
does habitat fragmentation affect biodiversity? A
controversial question at the core of conservation
biology. Biological Conservation 232 (2019)
271–273.
- Wilson, M. C., X.-Y. Chen, R. T.
Corlett, R. K. Didham, P. Ding, R. D. Holt, M.
Holyoak, G. Hu, A. C. Hughes, L. Jiang, W. F.
Laurance, J. Liu, S. L. Pimm, S. K. Robinson, S. E.
Russo, X. Si, D. S. Wilcove, J. Wu, and M. Yu. 2016. Habitat fragmentation and
biodiversity conservation: key findings and future
challenges. Landscape Ecology 31:219-227.
- Lindenmayer, D., R. J. Hobbs, R.
Montague-Drake, et al. 2008. A
checklist for ecological management of landscapes
for conservation. Ecology Letters 11:78-91.
- Poiani, K. A., B. D. Richter, M. G. Anderson,
and H. E. Richter. 2000. Biodiversity
conservation
at multiple scales: Functional sites, landscapes,
and networks. BioScience 50:133-146.
- Hansson, L., and P. Angelstam. 1991. Landscape
ecology as a theoretical basis for nature
conservation. Landscape Ecology 5:191-201.
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Nov. 27
Dec. 02
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Student
Presentation: Lily
Nichols (11/27) PPT
Papers to be presented:
- Paper #1: Butler, E. P.,
L. L. Bliss-Ketchum, C. E. de Rivera, S. T. M.
Dissanayake, C. L. Hardy, D. A. Horn, B. Huffine, A.
M. Temple, M. E. Vermeulen, and H. Wallace. 2022. Habitat,
geophysical, and eco-social connectivity: benefits
of resilient socio-ecological landscapes.
Landscape Ecology 37:1-29.
- Paper #2:
Quintas-Soriano, C., A. J. Castro, H. Castro, and M.
Garcia-Llorente. 2016. Impacts
of land use change on ecosystem services and
implications for human well-being in Spanish
drylands. Land Use Policy 54:534-548
Student
Presentation: Bailey Goley
(12/02) PPT
Papers to be presented:
- Paper #1: Moran, D., Jones, P. I.,
Jordaan, J. A., & Porter, A. E. (2020). Does
Nature Contact in Prison Improve Well-Being? Mapping
Land Cover to Identify the Effect of Greenspace on
Self-Harm and Violence in Prisons in England and
Wales. Annals of the American Association of
Geographers, 111(6), 1779–1795
- Paper #2: Wu, Y., L. Tang, C. Huang, G.
Shao, J. Hou, and C. E. Sabel. 2024. Enhancing
human well-being through cognitive and affective
pathways linking landscape sensation to cultural
ecosystem services. Landscape Ecology 39:175.
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Required
Readings
Recommended
Readings
- Wu, J. 2016.
Landscape sustainability science in a nutshell
- Azevedo, J. C., S. Luque, C. Dobbs, G.
Sanesi, and T. C. H. Sunderland. 2020. The ethics of isolation, the
spread of pandemics, and landscape ecology.
Landscape Ecology 35:2133-2140.
- Nassauer, J. I. and P. Opdam. 2008. Design
in science: extending the landscape ecology paradigm.
Landscape Ecology 23:633-644.
- Chen, X. and J. Wu. 2009. Sustainable
landscape architecture: implications of the Chinese
philosophy of "unity of man with nature" and beyond.
Landscape Ecology 24:DOI 10.1007/s10980-10009-19350-z.
- Opdam, P., R. Foppen, and C. Vos.
2001. Bridging
the gap between ecology and spatial planning in
landscape ecology. Landscape Ecology 16:767-779.
- Makhzoumi J (2000) Landscape
ecology as a foundation for landscape architecture:
application in Malta. Landscape and Urban
Planning 50:167-177.
- Kienast, F., G. Walters, and M. Bürgi.
2021. Landscape
ecology reaching out. Landscape Ecology
36:2189-2198
- Landscape ecology and pandemics
| COVID
- Pamukcu-Albers, F. Ugolini, D. La
Rosa, S. Gradinaru, J. C. Azevedo, and J. Wu. 2021.
Building
green infrastructure to enhance urban resilience
to climate change and pandemics. Landscape
Ecology 36:665-673.
- Bloomfield, L. S. P., T. L.
McIntosh, and E. F. Lambin. 2020. Habitat
fragmentation, livelihood behaviors, and contact
between people and nonhuman primates in Africa.
Landscape Ecology 35:985-1000.
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Dec. 04
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- Class review and Q/A session
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Required
Readings
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Dec. 09
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- Final Exam
(closed book), 2:30 - 4:20 PM
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Dec. 10
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- Term paper due (grad
students only); Send it to the instructor via
email by 11:59 pm.
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