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Lakehead UniversitySchool of Outdoor Recreation Parks and Tourism955 Oliver Road, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5E1(807) 343-8759 ⎯ Fax (807) 346-7836E-Mail: Annette.Graham@lakeheadu.caWebsite: http://outdoorrec.lakeheadu.ca_____________________________________________________________________Department OffersHBOR (Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation), MES (Masters of EnvironmentalStudies – Nature Based Recreation and Tourism)FacultyProfessors:Margaret E. Johnston, PhD (Canterbury)Robert J. Payne, PhD (Calgary)Associate Professor:Rhonda L.P. Koster, PhD (Saskatchewan)E-mail Address:mejohnst@lakeheadu.carjpayne@lakeheadu.carkoster@lakeheadu.caCurrent ResearchCoastal and marine conservation/management (Payne)Human dimensions of natural resource management (Payne)International development, especially the tropics and small islands (Payne)Parks and protected areas (Payne)Arctic tourism and climate change (Johnston)Polar tourism governance (Johnston)Special sporting events and volunteering (Johnston)Aboriginal tourism (Koster)Nature based tourism in the developed world (Koster)Rural community economic development (Koster)Rural community tourism planning and development (Koster)Recent Publications* not a member of this department*BENNETT, N., LEMELIN, H., JOHNSTON, M. and LUTSEL K'E DENE FIRST NATION 2010 ‘Using thesocial economy in tourism: A study of National Park creation and community development in theNorthwest Territories, Canada’ Journal of Rural and Community Development 5(1/2), 200-220JOHNSTON, M.E. and LEMELIN, R.H. 2010 ‘Wetland protection and recreational development conflict ina rural bedroom community in northern Ontario’ in The Rural-Urban Fringe in Canada: Conflictand Controversy ed K.B. Beesley (Brandon, MB: Brandon University, Rural DevelopmentInstitute) 190-198
LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY 61⎯⎯⎯ and PAYNE, R.J. guest eds 2010 Tourism in Marine Environments 6 (2/3)KOSTER, R.L. 2010 ‘Across the prairies to the shores of Gitchee-Gumee: Reflections on a decade ofengaging in rural and community-based tourism research’ in Lake Tourism: Towards SustainingCommunities – AND - Lake Environments. Proceedings from the 4th International Lake TourismConference – Making Conservation work for Communities – AND – Lakes ed N. McIntyre, R.L.Koster and R.H Lemelin (Thunder Bay: Lakehead University, Centre for Tourism and CommunityDevelopment Research) 47-51⎯⎯⎯ , LEMELIN, R.H. and *AGNEW, K. 2010 ‘Frolicking in the fringe: An assessment of the state ofexurban tourism in Canada’ in The Rural-Urban Fringe in Canada: Conflict and Controversy edK.B. Beesley (Brandon, MB: Brandon University, Rural Development Institute) 144-157LEMELIN, R.H., KOSTER, R., *METANSININE, K., *PELLETIER, H. and *WOZNICZKA, I. 2010‘Voyages to Kitchi Gami: The Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area and regionaltourism opportunities in Canada's first National Marine Conservation Area’ Tourism in MarineEnvironments, Special Issue on Tourism in the Great Lakes 6(2-3), 101-118⎯⎯⎯ , *MATTHEWS, D., *MATTINA, C., MCINTYRE, N., JOHNSTON, M., KOSTER, R. andWEENUSK FIRST NATION AT PEAWANUCK 2010 ‘Climate change, wellbeing and resilience inthe Weenusk First Nation at Peawanuck: the Moccasin Telegraph goes global’ Rural and RemoteHealth 10 (online), 1333⎯⎯⎯ , MCINTYRE, N., KOSTER, R. and JOHNSTON, M. 2010 ‘Climate disruption and the changingdynamics of polar bear – human interactions in Northern Ontario: A case study of polar bearmanagement in Polar Bear Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada’ in Tourism and Change in PolarRegions: Climate, Environments and Experiences ed M. Hall and J. Saarinen (New York:Routledge) 104-118MCINTYRE, N., KOSTER, R.L. and LEMELIN, R.H. eds 2010 Lake Tourism: Towards SustainingCommunities – AND - Lake Environments. Proceedings from the 4th International Lake TourismConference – Making Conservation work for Communities – AND – Lakes (Thunder Bay:Lakehead University, Centre for Tourism and Community Development Research)*NOAKES, J.L. and JOHNSTON, M.E. 2010 ‘Constraints and opportunities in the development ofdiamond tourism in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories’ in Tourism and Change in Polar Regions:Climate, Environments and Experiences ed M. Hall and J. Saarinen (New York: Routledge) 165-179
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