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Jennifer J. Foster is an Associate Professor at York University specializing in Environmental Studies. Her research delves into urban ecology, environmental justice, and the aesthetics of urban spaces, particularly in the context of post-industrial environments. She examines how ecological systems influence urban settings and how various actors' beliefs and preferences affect ecological decisions. With a focus on the interplay between social and biophysical dynamics in deindustrialized landscapes, she has contributed significantly to the field through multiple publications and research projects. Among her notable works are 'Post-Industrial Urban Greenspace Ecology, Aesthetics and Justice,' and collaborative research on urban habitat creation. Foster's projects often emphasize the significance of cultural politics and contemporary art in shaping urban planning discourses. Her teaching and research not only highlight the need for ecological restoration but also advocate for innovative approaches to planning and designing urban environments that account for both human and non-human inhabitants.
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