NOTE: Each chapter includes
- Learning objectives
- Introduction
- Key Terms Bolded at First Use
- Photos, Maps, Tables, and Figures
- "Perspectives on the Environment" boxes
- "Vision from the Field" boxes (NEW)
- "Environment in Focus" boxes
- Summary
- Key
Terms
- Questions for Review and Critical Thinking
- Related Websites
Part A: Introduction
1. Environment, Resources, and Society
2. Responding to Global Environmental Change
Part B: The Ecosphere
3. Energy Flows and Ecosystems
4. Ecosystems Are
Dynamic
5. Ecosystems and Matter Cycling
Part C: Planning and Management: Perspectives, Processes, and Methods
6. Planning and Management Perspectives
7. Planning and Management: Processes and Methods
Part D: Resource and Environmental Management in Canada
8.
Climate Change
9. Oceans and Fisheries
10. Forests
11. Agriculture
12. Water
13. Minerals and Energy
14. Urban Environmental Management
15. Endangered Species and Protected Areas
16. Epilogue: The Sustainability Revolution NEW
Glossary
Index
Instructor's Manual:
For each chapter:
· Lecture outline
· 7-10 classroom discussion ideas
· 2-3 classroom activity ideas
· Key terms
· Lists of resources, websites, science links, and podcasts
PowerPoint slides:
For each chapter:
- 30-40 updated
slides
Test Bank:
For each chapter:
· 50 multiple choice questions
· 15 true-or-false questions
· 10 short-answer questions
Image Bank:
- Collection of all figures, tables, and images from the text
Student Study Guide:
For each part:
· Part
summary
For each chapter:
· Chapter summary
· Learning objectives
· Key terms
· Self-testing questions:
-- 20 multiple choice
-- 10 true-or-false
· Science links
· Further reading
Philip Dearden is a prolific and well-known geographer and former chair of the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria. His research specialization is in conservation, in particular protected areas systems, and his work in this field has taken him around the world, though his
focus has been on Canada and Southeast Asia. In addition to co-authoring the first five editions of Environmental Change and Challenge, he has co-edited four editions of Parks and Protected Areas in Canada.
Bruce Mitchell has been an OUP Canada author for two and a half decades,
publishing five editions of Resource and Environmental Management in Canada as the volume's editor in addition to co-authoring the previous five editions of Environmental Change and Challenge. Mitchell has studied water management for over 50 years years and in 2005 was named a Fellow to the Royal
Society of Canada and the International Water Resources Association. He received the Massey Medal from the Royal Canadian Geographical Society in 2008.
Erin O'Connell is a lecturer in the Department of Geography and Environmental Management at the University of Waterloo. Her academic
interests and research publications are in areas of natural hazards and disaster recovery, faith-based perceptions of environmental phenomena, and student learning and engagement. Erin has taught the Introduction to Environmental Studies course at Waterloo 12 times to more than 2,700 students.
