In the last few years, my "research profile" has become rather eclectic; for example, editing one collection about the first century of Parks Canada for the NiCHE series in Energy, Ecology and...
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The role of climate change and disease on the aboriginal history of the Canadian Northwest.
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environmental history, historical geography, unbuilt environments, megaprojects, the North, political ecology, critical development studies, the politics of mining, hydroelectricity, infrastructure.
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Recently finished PhD Dissertation:
Fashioning A Freshwater Eden: Elite Anglers, Fish Culture, And State Development Of Quebec’s ‘Sport’ Fishery,†thèse de doctorat, Université du Québec Ã...
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environmental change along the Canada/US border in recent times.
the Detroit River International Crossing IDRC) and the bio-geography of the Essex-Kent Oak Savanna
the aging process in Candu reactors...
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The connection between bodies of land, human bodies, and the body politic.
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A primary concern of my work is the role of the natural sciences in strategies of territory and geopolitics. My SSHRC Postdoctoral project, “Marine Zoogeographies: British Navy and Military Cultures...
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I study the relationship between the Lower River Lea Valley and West Ham, a suburb on the edge of London, England, in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Using GIS, I to track the changing...
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My research focuses on the origins and development of the environmental movement in Canada.
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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 career has mostly been consumed with the study of the social and cultural history of Prince Edward Island. From there I became interested in the social and cultural implications of tourism for...
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