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WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY 193Environmental assessment (especially CEA), environmental policy and environmentaleducation (Slocombe)Northern and Western Canada, Alaska, Australia and Great Lakes (Slocombe)Parks and protected areas (Slocombe)Systems approaches to environmental planning and management (Slocombe)Canadian immigration (Walton-Roberts)Gender and migration (Walton-Roberts)Immigration and cultural change in the urban environment (Walton-Roberts)Indo-Canadian transnational networks (Walton-Roberts)Isotope hydrology and paleohydrology, limnology and multi-proxy paleolimnology(Wolfe)Past and present hydroecology in northern freshwater ecosystems (Peace-Athabasca[AB] and Slave River deltas [NWT]; Old Crow Flats [YT]) (Wolfe)Recent Publications* not a member of this department2current or former graduate student3 current or former undergraduate student*AULD, J., *MOHAMMADIAN, A. and DOHERTY. S.T. 2009 ‘Modeling activity conflict resolution strategiesusing scheduling process data’ Transportation Research Part A 43(4), 386-400BLAY-PALMER, A. 2009 ‘The Canadian pioneer: the birth generics of urban food policy in Toronto’ Journal ofInternational Planning Studies 14(4), 401-416⎯⎯⎯ and *DWYER, M. 2009 Capitalizing on Connections (Kingston, ON: Submitted to Queen’s UniversitySchool of Business, The Monieson Centre and the Prince Edward, Lennox and Addington CommunityFutures Development Corporation)2 BROCK, B.E., 2 YI, Y., 2 CLOGG-WRIGHT, K.P., *EDWARDS, T.W.D. and WOLFE, B.B. 2009 ‘Multi-yearlandscape-scale assessment of lakewater balances in the Slave River Delta, NWT, using waterisotope tracers’ Journal of Hydrology 379, 81-91*BULLOCK, R., HANNA, K.S. and SLOCOMBE, D.S. 2009 ‘Learning from community forestry experience:challenges and lessons from British Columbia’ Forestry Chronicle 85(2), 293-304CARMICHAEL, B.A. and 2 MCCLINCHEY, K.A. 2008 ‘Chapter 13: Exploring the importance of setting to therural tourism experience for rural commercial home entrepreneurs and their guests’ in TheCommercial Home: International and Multidisciplinary Perspectives ed P. Lynch, A. Macintosh and H.Tucker (London: Routledge) 73-86⎯⎯⎯ and 2 MCCLINCHEY, K.A. 2009 ‘Conceptualizing rural tourism and hospitalityscapes in thecommercial home’ in Proceedings of the Travel and Tourism Research Association CanadaConference (held in Guelph, ON, October 2009) (Guelph: Travel and Tourism Research Assoc., CD-ROM publication)2 CLARK, A.F. and DOHERTY, S.T. 2009 ‘Activity rescheduling strategies and decision processes in day-todaylife’ Journal of the Transportation Research Board 2134, 143-152*CLARK, D.A. and SLOCOMBE, D.S. 2009 ‘Respect for grizzly bears: an Aboriginal approach for coexistenceand resilience’ Ecology and Society 14(1), 42, retrieved August 15, 2010 from*DAWSON, J., *STEWART, E.J., *MAHER, P.T. and SLOCOMBE, D.S. 2009 ‘Climate change, complexityand cruising Canada’s Arctic: a Nunavut case study’ in Natural Resources and Aboriginal People inCanada 2 nd edition ed R.B. Anderson and R.M. Bone (Concord, ON: Captus Press) 414-439DOHERTY, S.T. 2009 ‘Chapter 9: Emerging methods and technologies for tracking physical activity in the builtenvironment’ in Transport Survey Methods: Keeping Up with a Changing World ed J-L. Madre, P.Bonnel, J. Zmud and M. Lee-Gosselin (Bingley, UK: Emerald Press) 153-190HANNA, K.S., *DALE, A. and *LING, C. 2009 ‘Social capital and quality of place: growth, change andsustainability in a small town’ Local Environment 14(1), 31-442 HUYNH, N.T. and SHARPE, B. 2009 ‘The role of spatial reasoning in effective GIS problem solving: K-16