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Landscape and Urban Planning, 23 (1993) 241-242 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Contents of Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 23 VOL. 23 NO. 1 DECEMBER 1992 Editorial Estimating habitat isolation in landscape planning J.P. Knaapen, B. Harms (Wageningen, Netherlands) and M. Scheffer (Lelystad, Netherlands ) Assessing the value of future landscapes K.G. Willis and G.D. Garrod (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK) Where industry meets nature. How public concern has influenced the design of Swedish industrial landscapes during the 20th century K. Nilsson (Alnarp, Sweden) Establishment of Aloe greatheadii var. davyana from seed for use in reclamation trials G.F. Smith and R.I. de S. Correia (Potchefstroom, South Africa) Planning for forest conservation in the Auckland region, New Zealand M. Cutting and C. Cocklin (Auckland, New Zealand) Book Reviews Natural resources Land use control VOL. 23 NO. 2 APRIL 1993 The avian population of an urban bushland reserve at Wollongong, New South Wales: implications for management K.A. Wood (Mangerton, N.S.W., Australia ) Islamic traditions and contemporary open space design in Arab-Muslim settlements in the Middle East P.W. Germeraad (Rhoon, Netherlands ) Sustainable development: conceptual issues, an operational model and its implications for Australia I. Moffatt (Casuarina, N.T., Australia) Trees and landscape of a suburban residential neighbourhood in Hong Kong C.Y. Jim (Hong Kong) Book Reviews Design with Nature Italian Villas and Gardens Land Degradation Announcement VOL. 23 NOS. 3-4 JUNE 1993 Special Issue: Landscape Planning and Environmental Impact Statements Process in Mediterranean Europe Introduction A. Ramos and P. Cifuentes (Madrid, Spain ) Crisis and permanence of the traditional Mediterranean landscape in the central region of Spain J.S. Comins, J.B. Sendra and F.M. Sanz (Madrid, Spain) Environmental assessment in land use planning in Israel V. Brachya (Jerusalem, Israel) Heading for a post-modern landscape — Portuguese trends in the reconciliation of environmental quality and landscape planning with economic development M. Teresa Andresen (Aveiro, Portugal) and C. Castel-Branco (Lisboa, Portugal) Environmental problems and proposals to reclaim the areas affected by mining exploi.ations in the Cartagena mountains (southeast Spain) J.M. Martinez Orozco, F. Valero Huete and S. Gonzalez Alonso (Madrid, Spain) Golf: A conflicting recreational activity in the Madrid Autonomous Area (Spain ) M.P. Aramburu and R. Escribano (Madrid, Spain) Seveso Oak Forest: the gradual reconstruction of an area contaminated by TCDD P. Lassini, P. Ballardini, A.M ambriani and F. Monzani (Milano, Italy) Conservation planning within a framework of landscape planning in Slovenia J. Marusic (Ljubljana, Slovenia) Announcement from the Publisher Author Index