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 currently working on a book project tentatively titled From the Atomic Bomb to Global Warming: The Environmental Crisis in American Visual Culture, which focuses on mass media images of...
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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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Flax was a sodbusting crop produced for linseed oil, and its commodity chain connects the rise in paint consumption, multinational chemical corporations, and biotechnology to the cultivation of the...
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My research focuses on the origins and development of the environmental movement in Canada.
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I am currently a PhD candidate, studying the social, economic and agronomic conditions of mixed farming on Ontario in the early 1900s. My crop of interest is soybeans, which was introduced to Ontario...
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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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Environmental advocacy, activism, and education in Canadian universities from the 1960s onward. Specifically, University of Alberta, University of Calgary, University of British Columbia and...
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Elizabeth’s PhD research explores golf’s organized debut on the North American continent in 1873 until 1945, when post-war realities alter the golf world dramatically. Golf crossed the Atlantic via...
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The environmental history of New Brunswick's forestry sector from 1940 to 1982.
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My research investigates the role of angling (recreational fishing) and grassroots angling organizations in the establishment and continued development of fisheries management policy in Ontario....
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