Edward Cook

Biography

Dr. Edward (Ted) Cook is an Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture at Arizona State University. He received his BS in Landscape Architecture at Washington State University, his MLA in 1984 from Utah State, and a Doctor of Philosophy from Wageningen University, Netherlands. Ted has been a faculty member at ASU for 20 years and has served Program Coordinator in the School of Planning and Architecture from 1984-2004. He was instrumental in establishing ASU’s International Field Studies Program and serves as the summer program director. Ted’s interests lie in the areas of ecological networks, urban ecology, riparian and wetlands planning, and bioengineering in landscape architecture. In 2003, he was awarded the Distinguished Chair in Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning from the University of Algarve, Portugal.