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Voices for the watershed : environmental issues in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence drainage basin /

Voices for the Watershed is a unique look at the singular and ecologically inter-connected region of the Great Lakes-St Lawrence watershed, including the headwater and upland regions. With contributions from experts from the United States, Quebec, and Ontario, this book offers an accessible introduc...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Litteljohn, Bruce M., 1935-, Beck, Gregor Gilpin, 1964-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Montreal [Que.] : McGill-Queen's University Press, ©2000.
Colección:CEL - Canadian Publishers Collection.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Prologue: bridging the knowledge gap- science and society working together for environmental understanding / Bruce Conn
  • Introduction / Bruce Litteljohn and Gregor Gilpin Beck
  • Highland headwaters: getting a good start along the heights of land / Bruce Litteljohn
  • Sane friends of the mad river; downstream from Vermont / Elliott Gimble
  • Over the gunnels in Algonquin: clean waters
  • straight from the source / Jeff Miller
  • Getting our act together; the greening of the Châteauguay river watershed
  • Serge Bourdon and Phillip Norton
  • Fouling up on the farm: agricultural non-point sources of pollution / Hallett J. Harris and Val Klump
  • Wetland lost
  • farmland claimed: Ontario's Holland marsh experiment / J. Douglas Blakey and Bruce Litteljohn
  • Wild rice, midges, and cranes; the importance of wetlands for creatures great and small / Scott Stewart and Bruce Litteljohn.
  • Covering the acid rain story: the insidious drift of air pollution / Gregor Gilpin Beck
  • The media agenda; a journalistic perspective on environmental reporting / Michael Keating
  • Reflections of a paddle pusher: retracing historic canoe routes to the Upper Great Lakes / Alec Ross
  • Poisons up the food chain: the effects of bioconcentration on eagles, ospreys, and cormorants / Peter Ewins
  • Rescuing native fish: restoration of lake trout populations in the Great Lakes / Thomas A. Edsall
  • Making the Lakes Great: the role of remedial action plans / Gail Krantzberg
  • Developing sustainability: conservation action in the Lake Superior Basin / Gail Jackson and Bab Brander
  • From apathy to action: environmental issues in American Heartland cities / Rae Tyson
  • The crush of megalopolis: crowding nature in Ontario's Golden Horseshoe / Brad Cundiff
  • Stories from a Big City Stream: restoring Toronto's Don River / Gregor Gilpin Beck.
  • Decline and recovery: restoration of Hamilton Harbour / Louise Knox
  • Ecosystem in peril: the St. Lawrence River / Louis-Gilles Fran¿coeur
  • Environmental sleuths: biological indicator species help track pollution / Jean Rodrigue, Louise Champoux, and Jean-Luc DesGranges
  • Alien invaders: the trouble with Zebra Mussels and other exotic species / Gregor Gilpin Beck
  • The Montreal Archipelago: biodiversity in Quebec's urban and industrial core / Michel Letendre
  • Balancing act: eco-tourism along the St. Lawrence / Dominique Brief and John Hull
  • Blocking the flow of rivers: the impact of dams on nature / Fred Whoriskey
  • Great rivers meet; stirring life and wonder in the Saguenay-St Lawrence marine park / Nadia Ménard
  • Bi-national citizen action; grassroots environmentalism in the watershed / John Jackson
  • Sustainable development: balancing environment and economy / Michael Keating.
  • Frog reflections: the ecosystem approach to conservation / Anne C. Bell
  • Lessons from a woodpecker : parks and protected places / Jerry Valen DeMarco
  • Learning the system from water: life lessons of environmental education / Kevin J. Coyle
  • Why rivers? Why Watersheds? Life-lines of the ecosystem / Peter Lavigne and Stephen Gates
  • Revelations: the evolution of an environmental ethic and career / Michael Keating
  • Epilogue / Bruce Litteljohn.