May 03, 2020
The 2019 CASIOPA Conference was our first hybrid live/remote. It was one of our bigger conferences and given the 2020 covid-19 outbreak, the remote conference experience will come in handy! This report is the Synthesis of the Breakout Sessions - our main objective of this conference was to engage participants in preparing action-oriented recommendations.
Nov 02, 2018
In October 2018, CASIOPA held its annual conference on Our Parks, Our Health. CASIOPA had a record high in terms of the number of talks for a 2-day conference indicating the heightened interest in the topic, CASIOPA, and innovations in management science by academics and related personnel working as partners in Ontario’s parks and protected areas.
Jan 01, 2007
No proceedings available
PRFO-2006-Proceedings (p7-18) Slocombe and DanbyTransboundary Protected Areas, Connections and Conservation PRFO-2006-Proceedings (p19-30) GilmoreCross Border Partnerships in Protected Areas Management: Northwestern Ontario – Eastern Manitoba PRFO-2006-Proceedings (p31-36) SochaskyWalking on Water: Meeting challenges on an international waterway PRFO-2006-Proceedings (p37-44) WhitehouseConserving the Natural and Cultural…
Summary of the Parks Research Forum of OntarioSteve Kingston, Julee Boan, Yolanda Wiersma, Tom Nudds, Tony Iacobelli, Colin Anderson, Kara Brodribb, Dan Kraus, Bill Crins, Rob Davis, Robert L. Pressey, Leif Olson, Jennifer Shuter, Kristyn Ferguson, Cathy, McAllister, Paul Zorn
Jun 06, 2005
PRFO-2005-Proceedings (p7-14) Crins and BowcottParks and Protected Areas: A Very Important Piece of Ontario’s Species at Risk Recovery Plan PRFO-2005-Proceedings (p15-32) KanterThe Future of Species of Ecosystems at Risk in Carolinian Canada: Are We on the Right Track? PRFO-2005-Proceedings (p33-42) NuddsOn the Horns of a Dilemma: Management of ‘at risk’ Species in Protected Areas in the Age of Ecological Integrity…
PRFO-2005-MonitoringProceedings (p3-7) GrayAdaptive Management in the 21st Century PRFO-2005-MonitoringProceedings (p9-15) Yeates and ZornProtected Areas: Context for Planning and Management – Parks Canada Perspective PRFO-2005-MonitoringProceedings (p17-24) CrinsOntario’s Protected Area System: How can we turn it into a network (if it isn’t one yet), and then what? PRFO-2005-MonitoringProceedings (p25-28) PalecznyOntario…
PRFO-2004-CCProceedings-Title-Page-missing-and-copyright-page-errataErrata for Climate Change and Ontario Parks: State of the Art Workshop 1 PRFO-2004-CCProceedings-Title-Page-missing-and-copyright-page PRFO-2004-CCProceedings-pv-Table-of-Contents PRFO-2004-CCProceedings-pvii-Nelson-Introduction PRFO-2004-CCProceedings-p1-Climate-Change-and-Variability-TITLEClimate Change and Variability: Implications at the Scale of the Watershed…
PRFO-2004-Proceedings (p7-20) Suffling and ReillyThree Protected Areas Divided by a Common History: Management and Research in Quetico Provincial Park, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Voyageurs National Park PRFO-2004-Proceedings (p21-32) PayneProtected Areas and the Conservation of the Boreal Forest: Contributions of Research in the Past, Present and Future PRFO-2004-Proceedings (p33-38) JacksonA National Marine…
PRFO-2003-Proceedings (p3-14) ShrubsoleReflections on Recent Developments in Watershed Management in Ontario an the Implications for Natural Areas Management PRFO-2003-Proceedings (p15-18) MitchellPerspectives on Watershed and Protected Areas Management PRFO-2003-Proceedings (p19-23) HounsellWatershed Management and Planning in Ontario with Special Reference to Conservation and Protected Areas: A response PRFO-2003-Proceedings…