THE CHANGING NATURE PROJECT
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    • 2019 >
      • Aral Sea
      • Assisted Migration Adaptation Trial
      • Beacon Hill Park
      • Cape Town Water Crisis
      • Carpathian Rewilding
      • Cutthroat Conundrum
      • Eelgrass Wasting Disease
      • European Wolf Rewilding
      • Gorongosa National Park
      • Great Lakes Invasion
      • Mountain Goat Removal
      • Native to Invasive
      • Plains Bison Reintroduction
      • Rewilding the Danube Delta
      • Rewilding Victoria
      • South Purcells Caribou
    • 2016 >
      • Fisherman's Wharf
      • Uplands Park
      • BC Legislature Grounds
      • UVic Campus
      • Reconciliation of ‘Mee-a-can’
      • Cedar Hill Park
      • McLoughlin Point
      • Rock Bay
      • Songhees Point and Westsong Walkway
      • Summit Park
      • Swan Creek
      • Swan Lake
    • 2015 >
      • Lekwungen Food Systems >
        • Setting
        • History
        • Social & cultural dimensions
        • Interventions & adaptive management
        • Changing nature
        • Future trajectory
        • References
      • Green Links >
        • Setting
        • History
        • Social & cultural dimensions
        • Interventions & adaptive management
        • Changing nature
        • Future trajectory
        • References
      • Farmers Restoring the Land >
        • Setting
        • History
        • Social & cultural dimensions
        • Interventions & adaptive management
        • Changing nature
        • Future trajectory
        • References
      • Pleistocene Park >
        • Setting
        • History
        • Social & cultural dimensions
        • Interventions & adaptive management
        • Changing nature
        • Future trajectory
        • References
      • Rewilding the Seychelles >
        • Setting
        • History
        • Social & cultural dimensions
        • Interventions & adaptive management
        • Changing nature
        • Future trajectory
        • References
      • Rotorua Floating Wetlands >
        • Setting
        • History
        • Social & cultural dimensions
        • Interventions & adaptive management
        • Changing nature
        • Future trajectory
        • References
      • Rocky Mountain Trench >
        • Setting
        • History
        • Social & cultural dimensions
        • Interventions & adaptive management
        • Changing nature
        • Future trajectory
        • References
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The Changing Nature project is a multi-year initiative of students in the School of Environmental Studies at the University of Victoria. Working under the supervision of Prof. Eric Higgs, students prepare carefully curated case studies examining ecosystems and landscapes that are changing in response to environmental, ecological, and cultural changes, and for which new ideas and approaches are needed for effective ecological restoration. The cases range in scale from specific sites to whole regions. Many address issues in and around Victoria, British Columbia, while others range widely. Students are mostly senior undergraduates, and registered in Environmental Studies 445 (formerly ES 482).

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2019 Case Studies
2016 Case Studies
2015 Case Studies
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