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Urban Forests for the Anthropocene
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Project Personnel
LUFA Personnel: Jess Vogt
Former students: Jaclyn Meyers, Mimi Payne
Additional Collaborators: Rich Hauer (CNUC, formerly University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point)
Former students: Jaclyn Meyers, Mimi Payne
Additional Collaborators: Rich Hauer (CNUC, formerly University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point)
Project Description
The core premise behind our research here at LUFA is that urban forests have significant benefits to neighborhoods, communities, and cities, and that these benefits are particularly important in light of the challenges in the Anthropocene. However, at present, urban forestry research and practice are largely disconnected and disengaged from the sustainability science community. In the interest of bridging these two complimentary fields and building transdisciplinary synergies across research and practice, Jess is working with several groups of colleagues in urban forestry and related fields on various presentations and publications to strengthen the connections between urban forestry and sustainability science. More information about the presentations and publications below (in reverse chronological order).
Products, Presentations, & Publications
Most recent listed first. Titles link to full text or slides via ResearchGate where available.
Vogt J (2023) Meeting critical human needs within our community forestry capabilities. September 26, 2023. Penn State Extension. [virtual presentation]
Vogt J (2022) Urban forestry in the Anthropocene. Changing Climate, Changing Urban Forests, Chicago Region Trees Initiative Short Course, February 22, 2022, The Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Illinois [virtual presentation/conference]
Vogt J (2018) Urban forest research in the Anthropocene. Tree Talk, November 19, 2018, Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Illinois.
Meyers JM, Payne MR, Vogt J (2018) Is urban forestry 'living within the doughnut'? An analysis of urban forestry policy guidance documents according to the planetary boundaries and social foundations sustainability frameworks. Environmental Science & Studies Annual Showcase,June 1, 2018, DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois.
Vogt J (2018) Social benefits of urban forests in the Anthropocene, US Regional Association of the International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) Annual Meeting, April 8-12, 2018, Chicago, Illinois, United States. (Presentation)
Vogt J (2018) Sustainability Science for Urban Foresters & Arborists (or really anybody in the green industry). 2018 Michigan Green Industry Association Annual Trade Show & Convention, February 20-21, 2018, Novi, Michigan, United States. (Vogt presenting; contributors to this project; RJ Hauer)
Vogt J, Hauer R (2017) Sustainability science for urban foresters & arborists. Wisconsin Arborist Association Annual Conference & Trade Show and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Annual Urban Forestry Conference, February 19-21, 2017, Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States. (Vogt & Hauer co-presenting)
Vogt J (2018) Urban forests in the Anthropocene: The responsibility of urban forestry in meeting global sustainability challenges. In: Ning DH, Nowak D, Watson G, Abdollahi K, He X, Wei C (eds.), Urban Forest Sustainability: Proceedings of the Urban Forests and Sustainability International Symposium, International Society of Arboriculture, Champaign Illinois USA. pp. 330-353.
Vogt J, Hauer RJ (2016) Sustainability science for urban foresters and arborists. International Society of Arboriculture 2016 Annual International Conference and Trade Show, August 14-17, 2016, Fort Worth, Texas, United States. (Presentation by Vogt & Hauer)
Vogt J (2016) Urban forests in the Anthropocene: The responsibility of urban forestry in meeting global sustainability challenges. Urban Forests and Sustainability International Symposium, organized by the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Applied Ecology, the International Society of Arboriculture, Southern University Urban Forestry and Natural Resources Program, and the Chinese Academy of Forestry, 29 May – 4 June 2016, Shenyang, China.
Vogt J (2015) Social Benefits of Greening: Urban Forestry in the Anthropocene. Canopy Connections: Urban Forests for Public Good, symposium organized by Casey Trees, March 25, 2015, Carnegie Institution for Science, Washington, D.C., United States.
