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Anna Haines

Bio

Anna Haines’ research and teaching focus on planning and community development from natural resources or environmental perspectives.  Her research has focused on factors that influenced land division in amenity-rich areas of Wisconsin, understanding how zoning codes affect future build-out scenarios, sustainable zoning, and local food clusters.  Her extension work has focused on comprehensive planning and planning implementation tools and techniques, sustainable communities, and property rights issues.  She co-chaired an effort to create a sustainable communities course through the North Central Extension Region and Foundation of Practice.

Anna Haines
Professor and Extension Specialist
Director for the Center for Land Use Education
Director for the Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education
College of Natural Resources

Office:
205 Trainer Natural Resources
Phone:
715-346-2386

Education

Ph.D. Urban and Regional Planning
University of Wisconsin-Madison

Master of Regional Planning
Cornell University

B.A. Anthropology
University of California, Santa Cruz