Five additional appendices, includes: data tables, estuaries and other water bodies, estuary primer, additional literature consulted, and colour photos linked to figures.

A pdf of the powerpoint presentation "Figures in Forest Economics". Prepared by Daowei Zhang.

Appendices for Ghost Dancing with Colonialism.

References from Ghost Dancing with Colonialism.

Figures, notes, and references from "Indigenous Storywork."

Table of Indian reserves allotted for fishing purposes in British Columbia, 1849-1925, organized geographically and by First Nations language group or regional affiliation.

Colour versions of the illustrations and maps featured in Planning Toronto.

Audio features enable readers not only to learn the pronunciations for use in their classrooms, but also provide an introduction to, appreciation of, and respect for the Cree language.

Map from pages 2-3 of The Deliberate Doctorate. This map will help you summarize the results of the reflection exercises, and will help you reflect on your values as you pursue your PhD deliberately.

Environmental Protection and Enforceability. Excerpts from 147 National Constitutions.

This document provides a comprehensive inventory of constitutional provisions related to environmental protection and the enforceability of those provisions. It is intended to provide a tool for comparative research and a compendium of precedents for constitutional drafting.

For information on the methodology used to identify these provisions, please consult Appendix 1 of The Environmental Rights Revolution, by David R. Boyd (UBC Press, 2012).

Click here to view or download videos from the Turning Point Symposium at the Royal Military College of Canada, 2014. This symposium formed the basis of the book Turning Point 1917: The British Empire at War.