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UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 157Indigenous housing in urban areas (Walker)Municipal planning with Aboriginal communities (Walker)Program evaluation in community services (Walker)Urban citizenship (Walker)Urban planning & geography (Walker)Boreal forests and climate change, impacts and adaptations (Wheaton)Climatic hazards (e.g. droughts) (Wheaton)Grasslands and climate change, impacts and adaptations (Wheaton)Prairie cities and climate change, impacts and adaptations (Wheaton)Recent Publications* not a member of this department5current or former graduate studentAKKERMAN, A. and *CORNFELD, A. 2010 ‘Greening as an urban design metaphor: Looking for thecity’s soul in leftover spaces’ The Structurist 549/50, 30-355 GUAN, X.J., SPENCE, C. and WESTBROOK, C.J. 2010 ‘Shallow soil moisture – ground thawinteractions and controls: 2. Influences of water and energy fluxes’ Hydrology and Earth SystemSciences 14, 1387-1400⎯⎯⎯ , WESTBROOK, C.J. and SPENCE, C. 2010 ‘Shallow soil moisture – ground thaw interactionsand controls: 1. Spatiotemporal patterns and correlations over a subarctic landscape’ Hydrologyand Earth System Sciences 14, 1375-1386GUO, X., WILMSHURST, J.F. and 5 LI, Z. 2010 ‘Comparison of laboratory and field remote sensingmethods to measure forage’ International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health7, 3513-35305 FANG, X., POMEROY, J.W., WESTBROOK, C.J., GUO, X., 5 MINKE, A.G. and BROWN, T. 2010‘Prediction of snowmelt derived streamflow in a wetland dominated prairie basin’ Hydrology andEarth System Sciences 14, 991-1006*HALSETH, G., REED, M.G. and *REIMER, W. 2010 ‘Inclusion in rural development planning:Challenges and opportunities’ in Rural planning and development in Canada in the 21st century:Challenges and opportunities in the context of globalization ed D. Douglas (Toronto, ON:Thomson) 256-2805 LEBEL, P.M. and REED, M.G. 2010 ‘The capacity of Montreal Lake, SK to provide safe drinking water:Applying a framework for analysis’ Canadian Journal of Water Resources 35, 317-338*MCAFEE, B., *DE CAMINO, R., *BURTON, P., *EDDY, B., *FAHSER, L., *MESSIER, C., REED, M.G.,*SPIES, T. and *VIDES, R. 2010 ‘Managing forested landscapes for socio-ecological resilience’ inForests and society – Responding to global drivers of change ed G. Mery and P. Katila (Vienna,Austria: IUFRO, World Series Volume 25) 401-435*MEINERT, A., BONSAL, B.R., WHEATON, E. and *SIEMENS, E. 2010 An Assessment of VariousDrought Indices Associated with the 1999-2005 Canadian Prairie Drought Capturing theDynamics of the 1999-2005 Canadian Prairie Drought (Saskatoon: Saskatchewan ResearchCouncil Environment and Forestry, SRC Publication No. 11602-2E10)NOBLE, B.F. 2010 Cumulative Environmental Effects and the Tyranny of Small Decisions: Towardmeaningful cumulative effects assessment and management (Prince George, B.C.: University ofNorthern British Columbia, Natural Resources and Environmental Studies Institute OccasionalPaper Series paper no. 7)*PROWSE, T.D., *SHRESTHA, R.R., BONSAL, B.R. and *DIBIKE, Y.B. 2010 ‘Changing Spring Air-Temperature Gradients along Large Northern Rivers: Implications for Severity of River-IceFloods’ Geophysical Research Letters 37, L19706, doi:10.1029/2010GL044878REED, M.G. 2010 ‘Environmental governance and gender in Canadian resource industries andcommunities’ in Resource and environmental management in Canada: Addressing conflict anduncertainty 4th edition ed B. Mitchell (Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press) 526-553⎯⎯⎯ 2010 ‘Guess who’s (not) coming for dinner?: Expanding the terms of public involvement insustainable forest management’ Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research Supp 9, 45-54