Researching people + communities, transport + equity, implementation + power| Urban Planning Faculty @UNT | c'est boheme

Denton, TX
Joined September 2019
Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
Redefining the morning commute. @nrayzor Bike Bus! @dentonisd
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Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
Check out this story about our very own, Jaime Baxter-Slye, UNT Instructional Laboratory Supervisor for the Department of Biological Sciences, and her students working to save Jackrabbits on 'habitat island.' READ MORE: lnkd.in/gNmeADfQ @greensourcedfw #wildlife
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Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
Join us for our inaugural UNT Advanced Environmental Research Institute (AERI) Environment, Social & Governance (ESG) conference at the UNT-Denton Union on October 13, 2023! UNT Advanced Environmental Research Institute #UNT_AERI #esg #sustainabilty
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Join us on September 15 in @cityofdentontx for the annual #ParkingDay celebration! We have prizes! @UNTUrbanPlanner @UNTsocial
Join us this Friday September 15 at the annual celebration for Parking Day on Denton Square from 10:00am - 4:00pm. See you there! 💚
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**New Paper** in Landscape and Urban Planning on municipal regulations for landscaping in North Texas. We created a novel database of regulations for yards, trees and water across 231 municipalities with support from @landpolicy and @UNT_AERI. Counter to previous work...
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we find that property values and aesthetics dominate policy justifications and shape regulatory practice more than environmental concerns. Available free of charge for the next 50 days: authors.elsevier.com/c/1hdN8… @UNTUrbanPlanner @untgeography
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Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
Replying to @jmb0015
Everyone who comes to grab a piece after Friday should commit to making a community place in their yard for their neighborhood. Imagine the legacy and improved community that would create!
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A whimsically themed luncheon for @ourdailybread with @MpaUnt @UNTUrbanPlanner colleagues is a perfect end to the semester!
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Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
The red line is when Republicans ended the national assault weapons ban.
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Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
What car line? A new “bike bus” at Newton Rayzor Elementary gives students a fun and active way to get to school. Read more: bit.ly/41R3oRg
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Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
New J of Transport Geog open access article w/ @jmbarajas & Chelsie Coren: “It's annoying, confusing, and it's irritating”: Lived expertise for epistemic justice and understanding inequitable accessibility" doi.org/10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2…
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Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
Recent convos haven't focused on equity benefits of @cta Red Line Ext which could be transformative along the corridor & benefit Chi as a whole. We can take an important step against selective austerity by supporting the RLE TIF chicagotribune.com/opinion/c…
Replying to @MpaUnt
@MpaUnt student and @UNTUrbanPlanner alumni @joseMarines14 doing a great job presenting plans for @ElPasoTXGov Chihuahuita neighborhood @txplanning
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Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
We're excited that Dr. Lauren @ames_fischer, @UNTUrbanPlanner asst prof & associate dir of @UNT_AERI, is part of a project granted a Civic Innovation Challenge Award. The team is 1 of 56 across the US to receive a $50K planning grant from @NSF in partnership w/ @ENERGY & @DHSgov.
Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
University of North Texas @MpaUnt , Public Administration Department is hiring👉 a tenure-track assistant professor in Local Government Management. The hiring will move quickly, potential applicant please submits your applications ASAP: jobs.untsystem.edu/postings/….
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Lauren Ames Fischer, Ph.D. retweeted
This working paper by @ames_fischer & Matthew Fry provides an analysis of integrative practices in local land use and water conservation regulations in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) region using a novel database. lincolninst.edu/publications… #DFW #waterconservation #landuse
Local landscaping regulations can be used to enhance ecological performance, manage stormwater and mitigate impacts of development. In DFW, however, we find that property value and aesthetic concerns dominate regulatory frameworks. New paper below! @UNT_AERI @landpolicy
This working paper by @ames_fischer & Matthew Fry provides an analysis of integrative practices in local land use and water conservation regulations in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) region using a novel database. lincolninst.edu/publications… #DFW #waterconservation #landuse
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