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12. You Are Where You Eat

Developing an Online Tool for Community Food Mapping
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© 2016 University of Alberta Press, Edmonton, Alberta

© 2016 University of Alberta Press, Edmonton, Alberta

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents iv
  3. Acknowledgements viii
  4. Introduction x
  5. SECTION I: Contexts and Challenges for Rural Sustainability
  6. 1. Roots, Regions, and Radical Practice 1
  7. 2. Rural Sustainability and the “Lenses” of Place 25
  8. 3. Engaging the Public in Wildlife and Greenspace Stewardship in Camrose, Alberta 43
  9. 4. Peaks and Valleys on the Prairies 63
  10. SECTION II: Sustainability Planning, Capacity, and Collaboration
  11. 5. Municipal Sustainability Planning, Community Engagement, and Rural Revitalization 89
  12. 6. Developing Assessment and Adaptation Capacity 117
  13. 7. The Creative Economy 145
  14. 8. University–Community Partnerships to Support Small-Town Economic Transition 171
  15. SECTION III: Implementation and Action: Lessons from the Front Lines
  16. 9. Taking the Next Steps Toward Environmental Sustainability 199
  17. 10. Rural First Nations Tourism 217
  18. 11. Netukulimk Narratives 241
  19. 12. You Are Where You Eat 269
  20. SECTION IV: Assessment
  21. 13. An Ecohealth Framework for Evaluating Source-Water Protection, Health, and Well-Being in the Otonabee River Basin 295
  22. 14. Seeking Sustainability through Self- Assessment and Regional Cooperation in Newfoundland and Labrador 321
  23. 15. An Incremental Radicalism for Sustainable Communities 347
  24. Contributors 363
  25. Index 371
Sustainability Planning and Collaboration in Rural Canada
This chapter is in the book Sustainability Planning and Collaboration in Rural Canada
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781772120974-014

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents iv
  3. Acknowledgements viii
  4. Introduction x
  5. SECTION I: Contexts and Challenges for Rural Sustainability
  6. 1. Roots, Regions, and Radical Practice 1
  7. 2. Rural Sustainability and the “Lenses” of Place 25
  8. 3. Engaging the Public in Wildlife and Greenspace Stewardship in Camrose, Alberta 43
  9. 4. Peaks and Valleys on the Prairies 63
  10. SECTION II: Sustainability Planning, Capacity, and Collaboration
  11. 5. Municipal Sustainability Planning, Community Engagement, and Rural Revitalization 89
  12. 6. Developing Assessment and Adaptation Capacity 117
  13. 7. The Creative Economy 145
  14. 8. University–Community Partnerships to Support Small-Town Economic Transition 171
  15. SECTION III: Implementation and Action: Lessons from the Front Lines
  16. 9. Taking the Next Steps Toward Environmental Sustainability 199
  17. 10. Rural First Nations Tourism 217
  18. 11. Netukulimk Narratives 241
  19. 12. You Are Where You Eat 269
  20. SECTION IV: Assessment
  21. 13. An Ecohealth Framework for Evaluating Source-Water Protection, Health, and Well-Being in the Otonabee River Basin 295
  22. 14. Seeking Sustainability through Self- Assessment and Regional Cooperation in Newfoundland and Labrador 321
  23. 15. An Incremental Radicalism for Sustainable Communities 347
  24. Contributors 363
  25. Index 371
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