I am interested in the intersections between environment and public memory in historical studies: how people have responded to ecological change over time, the kinds of meanings they have attached to...
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Peter Fortna is a historian and traditional land use consultant based out of Fort McMurray, Alberta. He received a BA in History from the University of Calgary and a MA in History from Memorial...
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Cate's research interests encompass: nature and environment in social and political theory; genders, sexualities, and environments; cultural studies and environmental political theory; nationalisms...
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The intersection of environmental and cultural history in mountainous regions. My ongoing master's thesis research examines the correlation between social change and representations of alpine...
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Research Topic: Understanding Sense of Place through Ecological Autobiographies
PhD Supervisor: Dr. Bonnie L. Shapiro
Key Concepts: Sense of Place; Ecological Identity; Place-based Education;...
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Ma thèse de doctorat s’intéresse aux différentes manières dont, historiquement, a été perçu l’environnement, en explorant les liens entre le tourisme automobile et les rapports sociaux à la nature de...
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My doctoral dissertation explores the history of women’s encounters with canoes and canoeing in eastern Canada and northeastern United States between 1871, when the first North American canoe club...
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My work examines the intersections between the histories of science and the environment—how the production and consumption of knowledge has influenced environmental understandings. I am currently...
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My PhD research (I'm ABD at Rutgers University in NJ) focuses on interactions between Inuit and Americans in each other's homelands in the 19th century. At Parks Canada, I conduct historical...
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My research utilizes societal metabolism methodology to determine how socioecological changes in settler and tourist communities in Muskoka became more or less sustainable over time. The intention is...
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