PUBLICATIONS
2004 PRFO PROCEEDINGS | PLANNING NORTHERN PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS
Friday 04 June 2004
Three Protected Areas Divided by a Common History: Management and Research in Quetico Provincial Park, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Voyageurs National Park
Protected Areas and the Conservation of the Boreal Forest: Contributions of Research in the Past, Present and Future
A National Marine Conservation Area Proposal for Lake Superior: Challenges, Opportunities and Research Needs
Natural Successional Dynamics of Boreal Forests in Norteastern Ontario
Post-fire Regeneration of Boreal Forests in Northeastern Ontario
Ecological Restoration in Parks and Protected Areas: Using Protected Areas for Testing Methods of Restoring Forest Communities
Climate Change and Ontario’s Provincial Parks: A Preliminary Analysis of Potential Impacts and Implications for Policy, Planning and Management
The Importance of Polar Bear Provincial Park to the Southern Hudson Bay Polar Bear Population in the Context of Future Climate Change
Climate Change and Recreation in Ontario Parks
Losses of Amphibians and Reptiles at Point Pelee National Park
Back to the Future: Designing Protected Areas Using Data on Historical Species’ Distributions
Great Lakes Conservation Blueprint for Terrestrial Biodiversity on the Canadian Shield
The Ontario Benthos Biomonitoring Network
Challenges within the Ontario’s Living Legacy (OLL) Inventory Program for the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources-Northeast Region
Assessing the Carpathian Ecoregion Initiative (CEI)
Restoring Nature in German National Parks: Policy and Case Studies
The Challenges of Collaborative Land-Use Planning: A Case Study of the Kawartha Highlands Signature Site
The Story of Parks: Reflections on Interpretation in Canada’s National Parks
Progress in Integration of Social Science in the Parks Canada Science Strategy
Implementing Capacity-Building, Respect, Equity, and Empowerment, CREE, in the Social Sciences
The Study of the Economic and Social Benefits of the Nine Ontario’s Living Legacy Signature Sites
A Critique of the Study on the Social and Economic Benefits Associated with the Nine Ontario Living Legacy Signature Sites
Review of: Study of the Economic and Social Benefits of the Nine Ontario Living Legacy Signature Sites
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