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Stacey Schulte’s teaching, research and practice focuses on designing and planning for urban areas and landscapes that support community and ecological well-being. Her specific areas of work include public lands planning and open space preservation. Her most recent peer-reviewed publication is, “Local Governments and Risk Reductions: Choice of Wildfire Mitigation Strategies by Counties in the Western United States.”��

Stacey's recent projects include “Visitation and Use on Boulder County Regional Trail” for Boulder County Departments of Transportation and Parks & Open Space and a master plan for the Town of Haxtun, Colorado.��She is a co-PI on the research project, “Loving it to Death: Measuring and Managing for the Human Carrying Capacity of Open Space Lands,” funded by the �鶹��Ѱ�������and the city and county of Boulder.