LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING Landscape and Urban Planning 42 (1998) 303-304 Contents of Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 42 Vol. 42 No. 1 24 July 1998 A geomorphological design for the rehabilitation of an abandoned sand quarry in central Spain J.F. Martin Duque, J. Pedraza, A. Diez, M.A. Sanz and R.M. Carrasco (Madrid, Spain) l A framework of indicator system for measuring Taipei’s urban sustainability S.-L. Huang, J.-H. Wong and T.-C. Chen (Taipei, Taiwan) 15 Old stone walls as an ecological habitat for urban trees in Hong Kong C.Y. Jim (Hong Kong, China) 29 Visual perception of wild land in Scotland D. Habron (Scotland, UK) 45 Preference and naturalness: An ecological approach A. Terrence Purcell and R.J. Lamb (Sydney, Australia) 57 Book Review Saving America’s Countryside: A Guide to Rural Conservation 67 Guide for Authors Vol. 42 Nos. 2-4 Special issue: Landscape architecture research and education J. E. Rodiek (College Station, TX, USA) and F.R. Steiner (Tempe, AR, USA) The evolution of a profession E.H. Zube (Tucson, AZ, USA) Desert riparian landscapes: Values and change, 1981-96 E.H. Zube (Tucson, AZ, USA), D. Simcox (Chico, CA, USA) and S. Friedman (Saint Paul, MN, USA) An approach for greenway suitability analysis W. Miller, M.G. Collins, F.R. Steiner and E. Cook (Tempe, AZ, USA) An archival restoration of the horticultural and design elements of Barnsley gardens, Georgia B. A. Nestor (Atlanta, GA, USA) and W.A. Mann (Athens, GA, USA) The potential for recycling municipal sewage sludge as a substrate for wetland creation R.B. Sawhill and B.K. Ferguson (Athens, GA, USA) Residential lawn alternatives: a study of their distribution, form and structure S.P.B. Henderson, N.H. Perkins and M. Nelischer (Guelph, Canada) Behaviour and outdoor setting preferences at a psychiatric hospital S.K. Barnhart, N.H. Perkins and J. Fitzsimonds (Guelph, Canada) Spatial arrangement of habitat patches and corridors: clues from ecological field experiments S.K. Collinge (Cambridge, MA, USA) A digital model of pattern and productivity in an agroforestry landscape J.D. Olson (Cambridge, MA, USA) Landscape interventions: new directions for the design of children’s outdoor play environments S. Herrington and K. Studtmann (Ames, IA, USA) Back to the future, back to basics: the social ecology of landscapes and the future of landscape planning J.R. Linehan and M. Gross (Amherst, MA, USA) Local perceptions and values for a midwestern river corridor 304 Contents of Landscape and Urban Planning Volume 42 R.L. Ryan (Amherst, MA, USA)............. 225 ee 2 oe ee eee aoe OE ore 6s 6 6 Se Ae SO OOS Oe 6 a eS. 8.26.6 4 6:8 Choctaw Eco-Industrial Park: an ecological approach to industrial land-use planning and design A.J. Potts Carr (College Station, TX, USA) ...... 239 es & Boe) Ses Se ae 6 SO 8 OCe. Oo ES 8 4 oe Se Pe Oe SE SD DLO OHS Open space planning for Travis Country, Austin, Texas: a collaborative design M. Teal, C.-S. Huang and J. Rodiek (College Station, eeSe eee ee ae eee 259 Living on the edge: a process for redesigning campgrounds in grizzly bear habitat M.S. Creachbaum (Cody, WY, USA), C. Johnson and R.H. Schmidt (Logan, UT, USA) ................ 269 Restoring nature in the city: Puget Sound experiences S. Schauman and S. Salisbury (Seattle, WA, USA). . 287 i ah Re eee ee eee -Oe 2 OS OS oro hk oe Te Oe SS BS O..e WD. Se OL !OCS Appendix |: Graduate schools in landscape architecture. 297 Rae oe. Eee Oe Soe 2s Oe eS OF eS BE SS ew are 6 & SRS Contents of Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 42 303 . wt ee, ) 2 eee PS OOS Ce. . oe eS 6 we SO. e. Oe. 8 24 Ob SS 6 OR 4D