Much of my time these days is spent as director of NiCHE, working to assist scholars in developing their projects, to facilitate collaboration, and to make our field better known to government,...
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I am an assistant professor of Canadian and environmental history in the Department of History at York University.
My current research looks at the interrelationship between humans, non-human animals...
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My major research interrogates the implications for Canadian communities of late-19th to mid-20th century food systems, seeking to discover the effects on local environment, and community cohesion,...
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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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I am working on two projects:
Urban Forest History: An examination of the social and cultural values of trees and woodlands in urban North America, from 1850-1980, with a focus on Ottawa/Gatineau....
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The role of climate change and disease on the aboriginal history of the Canadian Northwest.
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Cultural geography of land use change and the politics of planning processes at the urban-rural interface; alternative agri-food movements; the concepts of place, landscape, and nature.
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Canada Research Chair in the Environmental History of Québec. His work focuses on land use and natural resource exploitation in Québec. He and Matthew Evenden are leading the Canadian Water History...
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a geographer whose research interests focus on the development of new world societies and the environmental impacts of European expansion around the world. He is the team leader for the Forest...
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Spécialisée en histoire urbaine et politique du Québec et du Canada, je travaille depuis une dizaine d’années sur les diverses formes prises par les rapports de pouvoir dans les villes. Je m’...
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