the Changing nature project
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      • 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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A collaborative project of students in the University of Victoria's School of Environmental Studies' ES 445 (former 482) course. We explore cases where nature is changing in response to shifting ecological, environmental and cultural drivers.The latest version of this course is in the Spring 2019 term (January-April).

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