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January, 2019

David J. Connell, PhD RPP MCIP Associate Professor, Ecosystem Science and Management University of Northern British Columbia 3333 University Way Prince George, British Columbia, Canada V2N 4Z9 [email protected] 250-960-5835 ________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Rural Studies – Sustainable Rural Communities) University of Guelph, Ontario

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Business Policy and Planning) University of Windsor, Ontario

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (Marketing/Market Research) University of Windsor, Ontario

BACHELOR OF ARTS (Economics) University of Toronto at Mississauga, Ontario EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Jan/15 to present ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Ecosystem Science and Management, University of Northern British Columbia

Jan/09 to Aug./10 PROGRAM CHAIR (Acting) School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia

Jul/10 to Dec/14 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia

Dec/04 to Jun/10 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia

Jul/04 to Nov/04 POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCHER Local Food Systems Research Group, Department of Geography,

University of Guelph, ON

Feb/98 to Oct/04 DAVID J. CONNELL & Associates, President Business planning and rural development consultant

Apr/98 to Sept/99 COMMUNITY ANIMATOR - Central Region Ontario Healthy Communities Coalition, Toronto, ON

Jan/97 to Sept/97 PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR: youth employment program York Neighbourhood Services, Vaughan, ON

1995 to 1997 DIRECTOR OF CLUB DEVELOPMENT Boys and Girls Clubs of Ontario, Hamilton, ON

1991 to 1995 HIGHTOUCH APPLICATIONS, President Strategic planning consultant, Caledon, ON

mailto:[email protected]

DAVID J. CONNELL, PhD RPP __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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SCHOLARLY CONTRIBUTIONS

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

Journals

Connell, David J., and Lou-Anne Daoust-Filiatrault (2018). Better Than Good: Three Dimensions of Plan Quality. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 38(3): 265-272. DOI: 10.1177/0739456X17709501 [first published May 12, 2017]

Connell, D. J., J. Hall, and J. Shultis (2017). “Ecotourism and forestry: A study of tension in a peripheral region of British Columbia, Canada.” Journal of Ecotourism. 16(2):169-189. DOI: 10.1080/14724049.2016.1255221

Connell, David J., Jessica Shapiro, and Loraine Lavallee (2015). Held Forest Values of the Ancient Cedars of British Columbia. Society and Natural Resources 28(12): 1,323-1,339. DOI: 10.1080/08941920.2015.1041660

Connell, D. J., & Hergesheimer, C. (2014). Strengthening the core business of farmers markets through strategic business planning. Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development. http://dx.doi.org/10.5304/jafscd.2014.044.017

Coxson, Darwyn, Trevor Goward, and David J. Connell (2013). “Analysis of ancient western redcedar stands in the Upper Fraser watershed and scenarios for protection.” British Columbia Journal of Ecosystems and Management 13(3):1–20.

Connell, David J. 2010 “Schools of planning thought: exploring differences through similarities,” International Planning Studies 15(4):269-280.

Connell, David J. 2010 “Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystem Health: exploring methodological relations as a source of synergy,” EcoHealth. DOI: 10.1007/s10393-010-0353-7. (10 pages)

Connell, David J. 2009. “Planning and Its Orientation to the Future” International Planning Studies 14(1):85-98.

Connell, David J, John Smithers, and Alun Joseph 2008. “Farmers Markets and the ‘Good Food’ Value Chain: A Preliminary Study.” Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability 13(3):169-186.

Connell, David J. 2007. “Philosophical Reflections on the Communitarian Vision.” Communal Societies Vol. 27:71-81.

Connell, David J. and Ellen Wall 2004. “Profiling Economic Capacity.” Journal of Extension 42(4) (12 pages). Available on-line at: http://www.joe.org/joe/2004august/index.shtml

Connell, David J. 2003. “Multiple Constructions of the Environmental Crisis: A Sociocybernetic View.” Journal of Sociocybernetics 3(2):1-12. Available on-line at: http://www.unizar.es/sociocybernetics/Journal/dentro.html

Book Chapters

Connell, David J. 2006. “Re-formulating Community as a Complex Social System.” In Alfonso Gumucio-Dagron and Thomas Tufte (Eds.), Communication for Social Change Anthology: Historical and Contemporary Readings. South Grange, NJ: Communication for Social Change Consortium, Inc. (8 pages)

NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

Journals

Connell, D. J., Bryant, C. R., Caldwell, W. J., Churchyard, A., Cameron, G., Johnston, T., Margulis, M. E., Ramsey, D., & Marois, C. 2013. Food sovereignty and agricultural land use planning: The need to integrate public priorities across jurisdictions. Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development. 3(4): 117-124. http://dx.doi.org/10.5304/jafscd.2013.034.011

Connell, David, J. (2009). "On the challenge of creating sustainable food systems," Environments 36.1 (3 pagess).

Conference Proceedings

Connell, David. J. (2016). National Forum on Farmland Protection in Canada: Summary of Proceedings. Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [15 pages] On-line: blogs.unbc.ca/agplanning/national-forum/

Connell, David J. (2006). “Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystem Health: Understanding Similarities and Reconciling Differences.” Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystem Health: Dealing with Complexity in Rural Development and Agriculture. (14 pages) Available on-line at http://www.uoguelph.ca/sl-esh/reports/reports.html.


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Connell, David J. and Ellen Wall (2005). “Economic Capacity Profiles: Creative Expressions of Local Circumstances.” Live on Arrival, Planning Institute of British Columbia 2005 Conference, Victoria, BC, April 19-22, 2005. (37 pages) Available on-line: http://www.pibc.bc.ca/05conf/index.html.

Policy briefs

Connell, David J., Deborah Curran, and Rebeca Macias Gimenez (2018). Farmland Protection: The Role of the Federal Government. Policy brief. University of Northern British Columbia: Prince George, BC. [8 pages]

Connell, David J. (2018). Farmland Protection: Strengthening BC’s Legislation. Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [10 pages]

Connell, David J., W. Caldwell, C. Bryant, G. Cameron, T. Johnston, and M. Margulis (2016). Farmland: A Prerequisite for Farmers, Food -- and Agri-food Policy. Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [8 pages]

Connell, David J., W. Caldwell, C. Bryant, G. Cameron, T. Johnston, and M. Margulis (2016). [translated by N. Cadieux] Les Terres Agricoles: Un préalable pour les agriculteurs, l’alimentation et la politique agroalimentaire. Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [8 pages]

Technical reports

Connell, David J. (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Kings County, Nova Scotia.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [55 pages]

Bach, Raphaëlle, and David J. Connell (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: RMC de Vaudreuil-Soulanges, QC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [13 pages]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Maple Ridge, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [7 pages]

Baker, Tyson, Connell, David J., and Brenda Kolenbrander. (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Township of Langley, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [8 pages]

Baker, Tyson, David J. Connell, and Brenda Kolenbrander (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Surrey, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [9 pages]

Brenda Kolenbrander. David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Pitt Meadows, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [9 pages]

Brenda Kolenbrander, David J., Connell, and Tyson Baker. (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Port Coquitlam, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [8 pages]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Richmond, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [7 pages]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Metro Vancouver Regional District, BC.” Prince George, BC: Univ. of Northern British Columbia. [9 pages]

Baker, Tyson, David J. Connell, and Brenda Kolenbrander (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Coquitlam, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [9 pages]

Baker, Tyson, David J. Connell, and Brenda Kolenbrander. (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Pemberton Village, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [7 pages]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Squamish-Lillooet Regional District Area C, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [7 pages]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Abbotsford, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [8 pages]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Fraser Valley Regional District, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [8 pages]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Chilliwack, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [7 pages]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: District of Kent, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [8 pages]


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Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Assessment of Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Fraser Valley Regional District Area G, BC.” Prince George, BC: Univ. of Northern British Columbia. [9 pg]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Rapid Assessment of Local Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Capital Regional District, BC.” Prince George, BC: Univ. of Northern British Columbia. [10 pg]

Kolenbrander, Brenda, David J. Connell, and Tyson Baker (2017). “Rapid Assessment of Local Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Central Saanich, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [8 pages]

Connell, David J., and Barry O’Riordan (2016). Economic and Social Benefits Assessment: Duncan Farmer’s Market. Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [22 pages]

Delorey, Rebecca, and David J. Connell (2016). “Rapid Assessment of Local Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Corman Park, SK.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [9 pages]

Delorey, Rebecca, and David J. Connell (2016). “Rapid Assessment of Local Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Cornwall, PE.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [6 pages]

Delorey, Rebecca, and David J. Connell (2016). “Rapid Assessment of Local Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: St. John’s, NL.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [5 pages]

Delorey, Rebecca, and David J. Connell (2016). “Rapid Assessment of Local Legislative Framework for Protecting Farmland: Studholm Parish, NB.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [7 pages]

Connell, David. J., and Greg Cameron (2016). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of the Municipality of the County of Kings, Nova Scotia.” Prince George, BC: Univ. of Northern British Columbia. [38 pages]

Connell, David. J. (2016). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of the Brandon and Area Planning District, Manitoba.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [47 pages]

Akkari, Cherine, Christopher Bryant, and David. J. Connell (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of RMC de Haut-Richelieu, QC.” Montreal, QC: University of Montreal. [45 pages]

Benoit, Aimee, Tom Johnston, Jana Mackenzie, and David. J. Connell (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of Rocky View County, Alberta.” Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge. [60 pages]

Cameron, Greg, and David. J. Connell (2016). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of the Municipal County of Antigonish, Nova Scotia.” Truro, NS: Dalhousie University. [56 pages]

Daoust-Filiatrault, Lou-Anne, and David. J. Connell (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of the City of Kelowna, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [40 pages]

Connell, David. J., and Katelan Eistetter (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia: Case Study of Cariboo Regional District.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [52 pages]

Connell, David. J. (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia: Case Study of Smithers Telkwa Rural Area.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [49 pages]

Connell, David. J. (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia: Case Study of Greater Terrace Area.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [47 pages]

Connell, David. J. (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia: Case Study of Regional District of Fraser-Fort George.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [59 pages]

Connell, David. J. (2015). “The State of Agricultural Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia: An Assessment of Local Legislative Frameworks.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [55 pages]

Daoust-Filiatrault, Lou-Anne, and David. J. Connell (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of the Corporation of Delta, BC.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [41 pages]

Eistetter, Katelan, and David. J. Connell (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of Grande Prairie County No. 1, Alberta.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [60 pages]

Eistetter, Katelan, and David. J. Connell (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia: Case Study of South Peace Fringe Area.” Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [48 pages]

Lisso, Olivier, Claude Marois, and David. J. Connell (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of RMC de Roussillon, QC.” Montreal, QC: University of Montreal. [67 pages]


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Lisso, Olivier, Claude Marois, and David. J. Connell (2015) [translated by N. Cadieux]. “L’aménagement du territoire agricole au Canada: Étude de cas de la Municipalité régionale de comté de Roussillon.” Montreal, QC: University of Montreal. [67 pages]

Sharpe, Bryce, Wayne Caldwell, and David. J. Connell (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of the Municipality of Central Huron, Huron County, Ontario.” Guelph, ON: University of Guelph. [51 pages]

Sharpe, Bryce, Wayne Caldwell, and David. J. Connell (2015). “Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Case Study of the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario.” Guelph, ON: University of Guelph. [56 pages]

Connell, David J. and Georgia Stanley 2013. Economic and Social Benefits Assessment of Farmers’ Markets Final Report: White Rock Farmers’ Market. BC Association of Farmers’ Markets, Vancouver, BC. (15 pages)

Connell, David J. 2012. District of Mackenzie: Economic Development Review. Prepared for Golder/HB Lanarc Consultants. (30 pages)

Connell, David J. 2012. Economic and Social Benefits Assessment of Farmers’ Markets: Provincial Report, British Columbia, Canada. BC Association of Farmers’ Markets, Vancouver, BC. (18 pages)

Connell, David J. 2012. Economic and Social Benefits Assessment of Farmers’ Markets Final Report: Abbotsford Farm and Country Market, British Columbia, Canada. BC Association of Farmers’ Markets, Vancouver, BC. (20 pages)

Plus individual final reports for 31 farmers markets (Cherryville, Coquitlam, Comox Valley, Cranbrook, Creston, Fernie, Haney, Invermere, Kamloops, Kelowna, Kerrisdale, Kitsilano, Langley, Main St. Market (Vanc.), New Westminster, Oak Street (Vanc.), Port Coquitlam, Prince George, Quesnel, Salt Spring Island, Smithers, Squamish, Sun Peaks, Surrey, Terrace, Trout Lake (Vanc.), Vernon, Victoria, West End (Vanc.), White Rock.

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A Guide for New Farmer Vendors. Vancouver, BC: British Columbia Association of Farmers’ Markets. (36 pages)

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A Guide for Farmers’ Markets. Vancouver, BC: British Columbia Association of Farmers’ Markets. (17 pages)

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A Profile of Market Vendors. Vancouver, BC: British Columbia Association of Farmers’ Markets (4 pages)

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A Profile of Market Customers. Vancouver, BC: British Columbia Association of Farmers’ Markets. (4 pages)

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A Profile of Farmers’ Markets. Vancouver, BC: British Columbia Association of Farmers’ Markets. (4 pages)

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A Profile of Meat Vendors. Vancouver, BC: British Columbia Association of Farmers’ Markets. (4 pages)

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A Profile of Vegetable Vendors. Vancouver, BC: British Columbia Association of Farmers’ Markets. (4 pages)

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A Profile of Fruit Vendors. Vancouver, BC: British Columbia Association of Farmers’ Markets. (4 pages)

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A Profile of Fruit & Vegetable Vendors. Vancouver, BC: British Columbia Association of Farmers’ Markets. (4 pages)

Connell, David J. and Daniel Sturgeon 2011. Program Review: An Evaluation of the Local Government Agricultural Planning Program. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, Univ. of Northern British Columbia (80 pg).

Chang, Robin, Claire Negrin, and David Connell 2010. Profile of Economic Development Agencies in Prince George. Prepared for H.B. Lanark and the City of Prince George. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia (21 pages).

Cody, Dmitri, Rob Bell, and David Connell 2009. School of Environmental Planning Alumni Outreach Initiative (2009): Summary Report. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, Univ. of Northern British Columbia (7 pages).

Connell, David J. 2008. Economic Impacts of Farmers Markets in Canada. Technical report prepared for Farmers Markets Canada, December 15, 2008 (8 pages).

Connell, David J. 2008. ‘Good Food’: The Right to Choose What We Want to Eat.” Update Magazine, Prince George,


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BC: University of Northern British Columbia (450 words).

Connell, David J. and Laura Gareau 2008. Inland Rainforest of the Upper Fraser River Valley: Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses. School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia. Prince George, British Columbia (4 pages).

Connell, David J., Robert Borsato, and Laura Gareau 2007. Farmers, Farmers Markets, and Land Use Planning: Case Studies in Prince George and Quesnel. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia (40 pages).

Connell, David J. and Anita Vaillancourt 2006. Northern Enclosures: Market Dynamics of the ‘Gated Community’ Phenomenon in Prince George, B.C. Prepared for BC Northern Real Estate Board (15 pages).

Connell, David J. 2006. Refrigerated Outdoor Ice Oval: Economic Impact Assessment for Prince George, BC. Prepared for Outdoor Ice Oval Society (5 pages).

Connell, David J., Teresa Taggart, Kyle Hillman, and Adam Humphrey 2006. Community and Economic Benefits of Farmers Markets in British Columbia: Provincial Report. School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia (14 pages).

Connell, David J., Teresa Taggart, Kyle Hillman, and Adam Humphrey 2006. Economic and Community Impact Assessment: Abbotsford Farm and Country Market. School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia (18 pages).

Plus individual final reports for 27 farmers markets (Ambleside, Armstrong, Campbell River, Comox Valley, Coquitlam, Fernie, Invermere, Kamloops, Lake Country, Lytton, Mission, Prince George, Quesnel, Salt Spring Island (Saturday), Salt Spring Island (Tuesday), Smithers, Squamish, Sun Peaks, Surrey, Terrace, Trout Lake (Vanc.), Valemount, Vancouver (Riley Park), Vancouver (West End), Vernon, Victoria, Whistler, White Rock.

Burton, Carla and David J. Connell 2005. “Boom, Bust, and Bugs: Central Interior BC’s Forest Systems Under Stress.” Case study prepared for workshop, Livelihoods and Ecosystems: Dealing with Complexity in the Forest of Central Interior BC, May 17 and 18, 2005, University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George, BC. Available: http://www.nesh.ca/sl-esh/kit/6E-CaseStudies-Burton.pdf (9 pages).

Connell, David J. 2004. Economic Capacity Profiles: 2004 Update. New Rural Economy2 Project, Canadian Rural Revitalisation Foundation (36 pages).

Connell, David J. 2004. Livelihoods of Migratory Agriculture Workers in West Elgin, Ontario. Guelph, ON: School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, University of Guelph (8 pages).

Connell, David J. 2003. Social and Economic Inclusion Initiative: Closing the Distance in Elgin County. Final Report. Guelph, ON: School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, University of Guelph.

Connell, David J. and Ellen Wall 2002. Economic Capacity Profiles. New Rural Economy Project, Canadian Rural Revitalisation Foundation.

Connell, David J. and Ellen Wall 2001. Broken Circle or Breaking New Ground? Sustainable Rural Communities Research Report. Guelph, ON: University of Guelph.

Connell, David J. 2001. Summer 2000 Field Research (New Rural Economy): Methods Study. Montreal, QC: Canadian Rural Revitalisation Foundation.

Research bulletins

Connell, David J. (Ed.) 2018. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin, December 2017. Prince George, BC: Ecosystem Science and Management, University of Northern BC. [7 pages]

Connell, David J. (Ed.) 2017. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin, December 2017. Prince George, BC: Ecosystem Science and Management, University of Northern BC. [8 pages]

Connell, David J. 2016. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin, December 2016. Prince George, BC: Ecosystem Science and Management, Univ. of Northern British Columbia. [5 pages]

Connell, David J. 2015. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin, October 2015. Prince George, BC: Ecosystem Science and Management, University of Northern British Columbia.

Connell, David J. 2014. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin,


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December 2014. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, Univ. of Northern British Columbia. (6 pages)

Connell, David J. (Editor) 2013. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin, August 2013. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, Univ. of Northern British Columbia.(4 pg)

Connell, David J. and Jessica Shapiro 2012. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin, May 2012. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia. (10 pages)

Connell, David J., Jessica Shapiro, and Jonathon Hall 2011. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin, May 2011. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia. (4 pages)

Connell, David J. 2010. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin, January 2010. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia (8 pages).

Connell, David J. 2008. Socio-economic Benefits of Non-timber Uses of BC’s Inland Rainforest: Research Bulletin, November 2008. Prince George, BC: School of Environmental Planning, Univ. of Northern British Columbia (4 pages).

Magazines

Merrick, Jillian, and Connell, David J. (2015). “Building Farm-to-Chef Connections: Working with the Basics.” BC Organic Grower [trade magazine], Certified Organic Associations of BC. Vernon, BC. 18(2):22-23

Connell, David. J. (2015). “The Power of Local Food to Create Healthier Communities.” A Healthier You. [magazine] May, 2015, pp. 24-5.

Connell, David. J. (2015). “Farmland protection.” British Columbia Organic Grower [trade magazine]. Certified Organic Associations of British Columbia: Vernon, BC, Vol. 18(1), pp. 27-29.

BOOKS and MANUALS

Books and manuals authored

Connell, David J. (2016). [printed toolkit and website; self-published]. Strengthening Farmland Protection: Assessment Toolkit. Prince George, BC: University of Northern British Columbia. [95 pages + supporting resources]

Connell, David J. (with contributions from Chris Hergesheimer) 2013. The Core Business of Farmers Markets: A Resource for Strategic Planning. [self-published] School of Environmental Planning. (43 pages) [a manual for farmers markets]

Connell, David J. (2004). A Manual for Creating Economic Capacity Profiles. Guelph, ON: University of Guelph/Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. (42 pages) [manual for economic development]

Connell, David J. (1996). Fundraising: Know What You're Selling. A Fundraising Manual for Boys and Girls Clubs. Hamilton, ON: Boys and Girls Clubs of Ontario. (20 pages) [manual for non-profit organisations]

Connell, David J. (1995). Your Community's Guide to New Club Development. Hamilton, ON: Boys and Girls Clubs of Ontario. (100 pages) [a manual for volunteers wanting to establish a new club for at-risk youth]

Book chapters

Connell , David J., Chris Bryant , Wayne Caldwell , Greg Cameron , Tom Johnston (in press). “Protecting Farmland in Canada: Provincial Legislative Frameworks.” In McLeod-Kilmurray, Heather, Nathalie Chalifour, and Angela Lee (Eds.), Food Law In Canada. Toronto, ON: Carswell.

Halseth, G (lead author), Connell D, Hemingway D, Ingram D, Schmidt G, and Sharp K (contributing authors) (2016). “Cumulative effects and impacts: Introducing a community perspective”. Ch. 4 in Gillingham M, Johnson C, Halseth G, Parkes M (eds), The Integration Imperative: Cumulative Environmental, Community and Health Effects of Multiple Natural Resource Developments. Springer International Publishing, pp 83-115. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-22123-6

Bryant, Christopher [lead author] and David J. Connell [contributing author] (2015). “Agriculture and Food.” In Bruce Mitchell (ed), Resource and Environmental Management in Canada: Addressing Conflict and Uncertainty (5th edition), Oxford University Press.

Smithers, J., and Connell, D. (2010). Enterprise Development and Community Linkages in Organic Farming: Preliminary Evidence in Ontario. In D. Winchell, D. Ramsey, R. Koster, & G. Robinson (Eds.), Geographical Perspectives on


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Sustainable Rural Change (pp. 122-140). Brandon University: Rural Development Institute.

Smyth, D., Fredeen, A., Booth, A. and Connell, D. (2009), “Waste Management and Sustainability at Canada’s Green University™”, in Filho, W.L. Editor, Sustainability at Universities: Opportunities, Challenges and Trends, pp. 133-151.

Connell, David J. 2009. “Planning for Local Food,” in Smart Growth on the Ground, Prince George: Foundation Research Bulletins. Victoria, BC: Smart Growth BC (9 pages).

Wall, E., Connell, D. J., Tachikawa, M., and Yabe, K 2008. “The Voluntary Sector in Rural Communities: A Comparison of Japan and Canada.” In L. P. Apedaile and N. Tsuboi, Revitalization: Fate and Choice Brandon, MB: Rural Development Institute (10 pages).

Tsuboi, N., & Connell, D. J. 2008. “Rural Dynamics.” In L. P. Apedaile and N. Tsuboi, Revitalization: Fate and Choice Brandon, MB: Rural Development Institute (12 pages).

Wall, Ellen, David J. Connell, and Tony Fuller 2004. “Profitable Associations: The Role of Social Capital in Rural Economic Development.” In Halseth, Greg and Regine Halseth (Eds.) Building for Success: Explorations of Rural Community and Rural Development. Brandon, MN: Rural Development Institute, Brandon University (10 pages).

OTHER WORKS

Webinar

Connell, David J. and Darren Stott 2013. Competitive Analysis and Market Position. Delivered as session for Strengthening Farmers’ Markets, BC Association of Farmers’ Markets, November 28, 2013.

Connell, David J. and Darren Stott 2013. The Core Business of Farmers’ Markets. Delivered as session for Strengthening Farmers’ Markets, BC Association of Farmers’ Markets, November 21, 2013.

Workshop

Strategic Business Planning for Farmers Markets. A three-hour workshop provided for BC Association of Farmers’ Markets, Kamloops, BC March 1, 2013.

PRESENTATIONS

Invited Presentations

To academics

Connell, David J. Panel member. Teaching Award Winners' Panel. 2014 UNBC-CNC Teaching & Learning Conference, August 27, 2014.

Connell, David J. Panel member. “Teaching and Activism,” Teaching in Progress Seminar (TIPS), Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Technology, UNBC. April 4, 2014.

Connell, David J. (2013). Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: Integrating Public Priorities for Agriculture and Food across Jurisdictions. NRESi Colloquium Series, September 13, 2013.

Connell, David J. 2012. “Teaching Sustainability in the School of Environmental Planning,” Experimenting with Sustainability at UNBC, Prince George, BC, October, 26, 2012.

Connell, David J. 2006. Invited plenary speaker. “Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystem Health: Understanding Similarities and Reconciling Differences.” Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystem Health: Dealing with Complexity in Rural Development and Agriculture. Guelph, ON: University of Guelph.

Connell, David J. 2002 (keynote speaker and moderator). “Methodological Considerations for the Study of Community” Work-In-Progress Conference 2001-2002, Department of Sociology and Anthropology and Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, Carleton University. Ottawa, Ontario. March 8, 2002.

To professionals and policy makers

Connell, David. J. 2018. [Invited expert witness] Minister’s Advisory Committee on the Revitalization of the Agricultural Land Reserve and Agricultural Land Commission, Prince George, BC, March 14, 2018.

Connell, David J. 2017. [Invited expert witness] House of Commons Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food.


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Sept. 28, 2017.

Connell, David J. 2017. “A Look at Protecting Farmland in Ontario from a National Perspective.” The Future of Farming and Farmland Protection in Ontario: Ontario Farmland Trust Farmland Forum. Orillia, ON, March 30, 2017.

Connell, David J. 2016. [Invited expert witness] “Farmland: A Prerequisite for Farmers, Food, and Agri-food Policy.” Canada Senate Standing Committee on Agriculture and Forestry. Dec. 8, 2016.

Connell, D. 2014. “BC’s Agricultural Land Reserve and Bill 24: Amendments and Implications.” BC Institute of Agrologists Cariboo Central Interior Chapter, Prince George, BC, April 3, 2014.

Connell, D. 2014. “Preserving Farmland in British Columbia: Integrating Public Priorities across a Diverse Landscape.” BC Soil Science Workshop, organized by the Pacific Regional Society of Soil Science, Vancouver, BC, March 29, 2014.

Connell, David J. 2012. “An Evaluation of the Investment Agriculture Foundation Local Government Agricultural Planning Program.” IAF Board of Directors meeting. Prince George, BC. June 12, 2012.

Connell, David J. and Daniel Sturgeon 2011. An Evaluation of the Local Government Agricultural Planning Program. Investment Agriculture Foundation, Annual General Meeting. Abbottsford, BC: April 19, 2011.

Connell, David J. and Daniel Sturgeon 2011. An Evaluation of the Investment Agriculture Foundation Local Government Agricultural Planning Program. 2011 Agricultural Advisory Committee Workshop. Richmond, BC: February 24, 2011.

Connell, David, J. 2010. Small Steps and Big Leaps: Climate Action Mobilization in the Cariboo/Prince George Region. University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George. June 22, 2010.

Connell, David, J. 2009. “Community and Food: Seeking Security in an Uncertain World.” Annual chapter meeting, BC Institute of Agrologists. Prince George, BC. April 21, 2009.

Connell, David J. 2009. “Planning for Local Food.” Smart Growth on the Ground, Prince George. Prince George, NBC. March 5, 2009

Connell, David J. 2008. “Building the Capacity of Community Food Systems.” Columbia Institute’s Centre for Civic Governance. Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia. March 28-29, 2008.

Connell, David J. 2007. “Making ‘Good Food’ Choices: A Study of BC’s Farmers Market Customers,” Making Choices: Consumers and Their Impact on Canada's Agriculture and Food. Agriculture Institute of Canada Annual Conference. Edmonton, AB. November 5-6, 2007.

Connell, David J. 2006. “The ‘Good Food’ Value Chain.” Presented as a member of an expert panel on food security for Community Food Action Initiative, Vancouver, British Columbia, March 16, 2006.

To practitioners, community organisations, and members of the public

Connell, David J. 2016. “Farmland: A Prerequisite for Farmers, Food, and Agri-food Policy.” Kings County, Nova Scotia. Dec. 5, 2016.

Connell, David. J. 2016. “Farmland Protection: A National Perspective.” Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture Annual Meeting, Dec. 2, 2016.

Connell, David. J. 2016. “A National Project on Farmland Protection.” Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture Annual Meeting, Dec. 2, 2016.

Connell, David J. 2016. Protecting BC’s Farmland: How to Understand and Assess Local Land Use Policies [workshop]. BC Association of Farmers’ Markets, Nourish and Flourish: Healthy Markets Make Healthy Communities, Kelowna, BC, March 4-6, 2016.

Connell, David J. “Socio-economic benefits of BC’s inland rainforest.” Presentation at MFLNRO public consultation session, McBride, BC, Nov. 19, 2015.

Connell, D. 2015. “ALR and Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia.” BC Food Systems Network, Prince George, BC, June 27, 2015.

Connell, David. J. 2015. A Changing Agricultural Landscape: An opportunity for economic development in the North Cariboo. North Cariboo Agricultural Forum, Quesnel, BC, April 22, 2015.

Stott, D., T. McLaughlin, and D. Connell 2014. “Market Positioning Through Market Policies,” BC Association of Farmers’ Markets Annual Conference, Vancouver, BC, March 1, 2014.


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Connell, David J. 2013. “Inland Rainforest: Emerging Visions and Values.” Central Interior Forestry Museum, Revelstoke, BC March 19, 2013.

Connell, D. 2013. “Social and Economic Benefits of BC’s Farmers Markets: Provincial Results,” BC Association of Farmers’ Markets Annual Conference, Vancouver, BC, March 2, 2013, Kamloops, BC.

Connell, D. 2013. “Strategic Business Planning for Farmers Markets.” Pre-conference workshop. BC Association of Farmers’ Markets Annual Conference, Vancouver, BC, March 2, 2013, Kamloops, BC

Karanja, Nitha and David J. Connell 2012. “Pedagogical approaches to “food” literacy and activism,” National Student Food Summit 2012, Toronto, ON August 17-19, 2012.

Connell, David J. and Chris Hergesheimer 2012. “The Business of Farmers Markets: New Perspectives and Strategic Implications.” For the Love of Farmers' Markets, BC Association of Farmers’ Markets Annual Conference, Courtenay, BC, Mar. 10, 2012.

Connell, David J. and Chris Hergesheimer 2012. “Selling at Farmers Markets.” The 2012 COABC Conference [Certified Organic Associations of BC], February 24-26, 2012, Chilliwack, BC.

Connell, David J. and Chris Hergesheimer 2011. “Selling at BC’s Farmers' Markets: A Resource for New Farmer Vendors.” Public presentation. Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Langley, BC. November 10, 2011.

Connell, David J. “Selling at BC’s Farmers’ Markets: A New Resource for BC’s Farmers.” Regional Food Systems Expo (Beyond the Market). October 17, 2011. Prince George, BC.

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. “Making the Business Case for Selling at Farmers' Markets: A Resource for New Farmer Vendors.” BC Association of Farmers’ Markets Conference. Richmond, BC. March 12, 2011.

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2011. “To Sell or Not to Sell at a Farmers’ Market: A Business Case for BC Farmers (preliminary results).” The 13th Annual Pacific Agriculture Show 2011, Abbotsford, BC. Jan. 29, 2011

Connell, David J. 2010. “Local Food and Personal Choices.” Presentation followed by group discussion for “Green Drinks” event, Prince George, BC, Sept. 22, 2010.

Connell, David J. 2009. “Community and Food: Sustainability From the Ground Up,” Community Sustainability: Facing the Future, Williams Lake, April 22, 2009.

Connell, David J. 2009. “Eco Advantage: Climate Change. An Overview of Issues and Opportunities.” Joint meeting of the Small Scale Food Processors Association, BC Association of Farmers Markets, and BC Agriculture Tourism Association. Westbank, BC. March 7, 2009.

Connell, David J. 2008. “Nurturing Community: A Social Response to Climate Change.” Hotter Than We Should Be. Students for a Green University and GoBeyond. Prince George, BC. November 21, 2008.

Connell, David J. 2008. “BC’s Inland Rainforest: Why Are We Turning Thousand-year-old Cedars into Garden Mulch?” Public lecture series, Prince George Railway and Forestry Museum. Prince George, British Columbia. October 7, 2008.

Connell, David J. 2008. “Turning ‘Good Ideas’ Into Profits,” Horticulture Short Course - Pacific Agriculture Show, Abbotsford, British Columbia, February 15, 2008.

Connell, David J. 2007. “Community and Economic Benefits of Farmers Markets: Salt Spring Island.” Food First, Salt Spring Island, BC, March 30-31, 2007.

Connell, David J. 2006. “The ‘Good Food’ Value Chain: Linking Food, Community, and the Environment.” Food in the City, an event organised by local food activists to establish a food policy council in Prince George. May 26, 2006, Prince George, BC.

Connell, David J. 2006. Farmers Markets: Economic Impacts and Opportunities. Presented at the Prince George Farmers Market Annual General Meeting, April 21, 2006, Prince George, British Columbia.

Connell, David J. 2006. “Impacts of Farmers Markets: Measuring the Potential.” Presented at Cariboo Agriculture and Opportunities Seminar, a set of workshops to support the development of local agriculture. March 18-19, 2006, Quesnel, BC.

Blaney, Sharon and David J. Connell 2006. “Rapid Market Assessment.” B.C. Association of Farmers Markets Annual General Meeting, Kamloops, British Columbia, March 11, 2006.

Connell, David J. and Sharon Blaney 2006. “Economic Impacts of Farmers Markets.” B.C. Association of Farmers Markets Annual General Meeting, Kamloops, British Columbia, March 10, 2006.

Connell, David J. 2002. (keynote speaker) “Eco-villages in Australia: A Traveller’s Perspective.” Annual Meeting, Eco-village Network of Canada, Caledon, Ontario. August 23-25, 2002.


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Other Presentations

To academics

Connell, David. J. (2018). “Agricultural land use planning and policies in BC: Legislative tools for responding to climate change.” BC Agricultural Climate Adaptation Research Workshop, Kamloops, BC, Dec. 4-5, 2018.

Connell, David. J. (2018). Agriculture Land Use Policy in Canada: Integrating National Interest. Canadian Agricultural Policy Research Network: Research Workshop, Date: October 11-12, 2018, Ottawa, Ontario.

Connell, David. J. (2018). “Farmland Protection in Canada: An Argument for More Attention and Better Legislation.” 3rd Conference on Canadian Food Law and Public Policy, Québec, QC, September 25-27, 2018.

Connell, David. J. (2018). “The Power of Place and Places of Power: Integrating the Public Interest to Protect Farmland across Jurisdictions,” Place-based Food Systems Conference, Richmond, BC, August 9-10, 2018.

Connell, David. J. (2018). “The culture of ‘community’: a systems theory perspective.” International Sociological Association World Congress, Toronto, ON, July 15-21, 2018.

Connell, David. J. 2017. “Protecting Foodland: A Prerequisite for Food Security and Foundation of Food Sovereignty.” Canadian Association for Food Studies. Food in Canada and Beyond: Communities, Collaboration. Toronto, ON, May 29, 2017.

Connell, David. J. 2017. “The Strength of Farmland Protection in Canada: Issues and Opportunities.” Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Toward a Just and Sustainable World, Toronto, ON, May 30, 2017.

Connell, David J., and Greg Cameron 2016. "Protecting Canada’s Farmland: A Prerequisite for Agri-Food Policy." The Future of Food Law & Policy in Canada, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Nov. 3-4, 2016.

Connell, David J. 2016. Guiding Principles for Protecting Farmland: A Sociological Contribution to Land Use Planning Solutions. XIV World Congress of Rural Sociology, Toronto, ON, August 10-14, 2016.

Connell, David J. 2016. Protecting Local Farmland in an Evolving Global Political Landscape. Joint Annual Meeting of ASFS/AFHVS/CAFS, Scarborough Fare, Scarborough, ON, June 25, 2016.

Shapiro, Jessica N, David J. Connell, and Loraine Lavallee 2015. “Old-growth Forest Values: A Study of the Ancient Cedars of British Columbia.” Canadian Psychological Association, Annual Convention, Ottawa, ON, June 4-6, 2015.

Coxson, D., S. Dèry, A. Fredeen, D. Connell, K. Lewis, E. Pinkerton, and P. Sanborn 2012 [poster]. “Climate change vulnerability of old-growth forests in BC's inland temperate rainforest.” [poster] Informing Policy and Practice Through Collaborative Research, FFESC Closing Conference, Vancouver, BC, June 11-13, 2012.

Connell, David J. and Christopher Hergesheimer 2012. “Farmers Markets: In the Business of Bringing Vendors and Shoppers Together in a Unique Setting.” Crossroads for Food Studies: A Fork in the Road?, Canadian Association for Food Studies Annual Conference, Waterloo, ON, May 26-28, 2012.

Connell, David J. and Kerry Pateman 2012. “Teaching Land Use Planning with Case Studies: Benefits of Engaging Students in ‘Real’ Planning Issues and Contexts.” Assoc. of Canadian University Planning Programs, Waterloo, ON, May 28-June 2, 2012.

Hall, John S. and David J. Connell 2012. Assessing Economic Potential of Ecotourism in the Robson Valley. CONFOR West 2012: Integrating Environment, Society and Economy. Feb. 2-5. Canmore, Alberta.

Shapiro, Jessica S. 2012. Forest Values Surrounding Ancient Cedar Stands in the ITR. CONFOR West 2012: Integrating Environment, Society and Economy. Feb. 2-5. Canmore, Alberta.

Hall, John and David J Connell 2011. [poster] Ecotourism: An economically beneficial non-timber use of the Inland Temperate Rainforest of British Columbia. UNBC Graduate Student Conference, Prince George, BC.

Shapiro, Jessica and David J. Connell 2011. [poster] A Study of Environmental Values Surrounding the Inland Temperate Rainforest. UNBC Graduate Student Conference, Prince George, BC.

Connell, David J. and Daniel Sturgeon 2011. “Planning for agricultural lands in BC: A review of recent planning efforts.” Association of Canadian University Planning Programs Conference. Calgary, AB. June 2, 2011.

Connell, David J. 2011. “No Syllabus? No problem. Let’s Co-create.” Integrated Learning Environment: Students, Professors, and the Classroom. UNBC-CNC 9th Annual Teaching and Learning Conference. Prince George, BC. Aug. 31-Sept. 1, 2011.


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Connell, David J. 2011. “Teaching planning theory from first principles.” Association of Canadian University Planning Programs Conference. Calgary, AB. June 2, 2011.

Connell, David J. 2008. “Assessing Benefits of Non-timber Uses: A Case Study of the Inland Rainforest of the Upper Fraser River Valley.” Closing the Loop: Putting Research into Action. BC Parks and Protected Areas Research Forum, Prince George, BC. December 1-3, 2008.

Connell, David J. 2008. “Planning for local food: case studies of farmers markets in Prince George and Quesnel.” Canadian Association for Food Studies, Annual General Meeting. Vancouver, British Columbia. May 30-June 1, 2008.

Connell, David J. 2007. “Scaling Down the Food System for Community Health,” CRRF/NRRN/NRE2 Fall Conference 2007: Connecting communities, Rural and Urban, Vermilion, Alberta. October 11-13, 2007.

Connell, David J. 2007. “Economic Impacts of Farmer’s Markets: From Best Guess to Best Results,” Place, Taste, and Sustenance: The Social Spaces of Food and Agriculture. Food and Human Values Society and the Association for the Study of Food and Society conference. June 7-11, 2006. Victoria, British Columbia.

Connell, David J., John Smithers, and Alun Joseph 2006. “Unpacking ‘good food’: from conceptual map to analytical framework Agriculture,” Visualizing Food and Farm. Food and Human Values Society and the Association for the Study of Food and Society conference. Thursday, June 9 - Sunday, June 12, 2005, Portland, Oregon, USA.

Connell, David J. 2005. “Community: The Social Dimension of Sustainability.” NRES/CSAM Colloquium Series, University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George, B.C., November 4, 2005.

Connell, David J. 2005. “Exploring the Ritual of Growing Food in Intentional Communities: An Intimate Connection in a Disconnected World.” Anniversaries, Rituals, Celebrations in Community, Communal Studies Association Annual Conference, Ambridge, Pennsylvania, USA, September 29-October 31, 2005.

Connell, David J. 2005. “Developing Economic Capacity Profiles: Benchmarks for Sustainable Development.” Presented at joint meeting between UNBC and Mid-Sweden University for the International Institute for Sustainable Regional Economies. Prince George, BC, September 7, 2005.

Connell, David J., John Smithers, and Alun Joseph 2005. “Unpacking Good Food: Towards Understanding the Semantics of Organics.” Social Research in Organic Agriculture Conference. University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, January 25, 2005.

Connell, David J., Tony Fuller, and Nobuhiro Tsuboi 2004. “Governance: The Dynamic Tension of an Arena Society.” World Congress of Rural Sociology, Trondheim, Norway, July, 2004.

Connell, David J. 2004. “Post Normal Philosophy: The Disconnectedness of All Things.” Session: Complexity, post-normal science and ecosystem approach. A Tribute to the Life and Work of James Kay. Eighth Biennial Scientific Conference, International Society for Ecological Economics, Montreal, Quebec, July, 2004.

Connell, David J. 2004. “The State of Community Theory: Implications for Communal Studies.” Communal Studies Association Annual Conference, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA, September, 2004.

Connell, David J. 2004. “Philosophical Reflections on ‘The Communitarian Vision’.” Eighth Conference, International Communal Studies Association, Iowa, United States, June, 2004.

Connell, David J. 2004. “Organic Farming: A Shared Practice of Community.” Social Research in Organic Agriculture Conference. University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada, January 23, 2004.

Connell, David J. 2003. “Community Theory: A Problem of Self-reference.” Session: Contemporary Sociological Theory, Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association Annual Meeting, Congress for the Humanities and Social Sciences, Halifax, NS, June 1-5, 2003.

Connell, David J. 2003. “Searching for Meaning in the Landscapes of Community.” Session: Space and Community: Mapping Social Worlds, Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association Annual Meeting, Congress for the Humanities and Social Sciences, Halifax, NS, June 1-5, 2003.

Connell, David J. 2002. “Community as ‘Place in this World’: A Second-order Observation.” XVth World Congress of Sociology, Research Council 51: Sociocybernetics, International Sociological Association. Brisbane, Australia. July 7-13, 2002.

Connell, David J. 2002. “Complex Constructions of Complex Crises: A Sociocybernetic View of Multiple Observations.” Session on Environment, Economy, and Society, XV World Congress of Sociology. Brisbane, Australia. July 7-13, 2002.

Connell, David J. 2002. “Community: A Place Between Risk and Security.” The Community Effect in Rural Places, 65th Annual Meeting, Rural Sociological Society. Chicago, United States, August 14-18, 2002.


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Connell, David J. 2002. “From Symbolic Interactionism to Luhmann: From First-order to Second-order Observations of Society.” Semiotics and Hermeneutics: Methodologies and Techniques for Self-Construction, Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction 2002 Conference, Chicago. August 16-19, 2002.

Connell, David J. 2001. “The New Rural Community.” 13th Annual Canadian Rural Revitalisation Foundation Conference, From Theory to Action. Muenster, Saskatchewan, October 24-27, 2001.

Connell, David J. 2001. “The Meaning of Community and Community as Meaning.” In Search of … Sustainability, Rurality, and Community, Rural Studies Conference, University of Guelph. Guelph, Ontario, October 12, 2001.

Connell, David J. 2001. “Community As a Complex System.” Paradigms Lost and Paradigms Gained, University of Calgary. Calgary, Ontario, May 9, 2001.

Connell, David J. and Ellen Wall 2001. Broken Circle or Breaking New Ground?: Responses to Municipal Restructuring and Changes in Government Service Delivery. Canadian Rural Revitalisation Foundation, Spring Workshop. Sackville, New Brunswick. April 29, 2001.

Wall, Ellen and David J. Connell 2000. "Is the Circle Broken? Responses to Municipal Restructuring and Changes in Government Service Delivery." Twelfth Annual Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation Conference, Alfred, ON, October 11-14, 2000.

To professionals and policy makers

Connell, David. J. (2018). “Farmland Protection in BC: How Strong Is It?” Planning Institute of BC annual conference, Victoria, BC, May 29-June 1, 2018.

Eistetter, Katie, and David J. Connell. 2017. “Agricultural Sustainability Legislative Changes, Political Support & Making A Living.” Equilibrium, Planning Institute of British Columbia Conference. Prince George, BC, May 30, 2017

Connell, David J. and Wayne Caldwell (2016). Assessing the Strength of Agricultural Land Use Policies [workshop]. Canadian Institute of Planners, Accent on Planning: 2016 Annual Conference, Québec City, QC, July 5-8, 2016.

Connell, David J. (2016). Assessing the Strength of Agricultural Land Use Policies [workshop]. Planning Institute of British Columbia, Planning Unfiltered: 2016 Annual Conference, Kelowna, BC, May 10-13, 2016.

Connell, D. 2014. Protecting Canada’s Farmland: Current Issues. New Realities, New Relationships, Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation, Prince George, BC, September 27, 2014.

Connell, D. 2014. Preserving Farmland in British Columbia: Integrating Public Priorities across a Diverse Landscape. BC Soil Science Workshop, organized by the Pacific Regional Society of Soil Science, Vancouver, BC, March 29, 2014.

Connell, David J. and Jillian Merrick 2012. “Re-building a regional food system in central interior British Columbia: Overcoming challenges in a challenging region.” Food Secure Canada Assembly 2012, Edmonton, Alberta, November 1-4, 2012.

Connell, David J. and Jenica Frisque 2012. BC Association of Farmers’ Markets Benefits Study.” Food Secure Canada Assembly 2012, Edmonton, Alberta, November 1-4, 2012.

Connell, David J. 2008. “Planning for Local food Systems: A Response to Climate Change.” Annual conference, Planning Institute of British Columbia. Prince George, British Columbia. June 10-13, 2008.

Connell, David J. 2006. “Present Decisions on Future Decisions: A Societal View of Planning.” 2006 World Planners Conference, Vancouver, BC, June 17-20, 2006.

Connell, David J. and Ellen Wall 2005. “Economic Capacity Profiles: Creative Expressions of Local Circumstances.” Conference paper presented at: Live on Arrival, Planning Institute of British Columbia 2005 Conference, Victoria, BC, April 19-22, 2005.

Connell, David J. 2001. “The Meaning of Community and Community as Meaning.” 4th Annual National Policy Research Conference, Bringing Communities Together. Ottawa, Ontario. December 5-7, 2001.

Wall, Ellen and David J. Connell 2000. "Is the Circle Broken? Responses to Municipal Restructuring and Changes in Government Service Delivery." Agricultural Institute of Canada Annual Conference, Sustaining Rural Canada. Guelph, ON, July 8-11, 2001.

Wall, Ellen, David J. Connell, and Anthony M. Fuller 2000. "Profitable Associations: The Role of Social Capital in Rural Community Economic Development." Canadian Employment Research Forum, Sudbury, Sept. 8-9, 2000.

To practitioners, community organisations, and members of the public

Connell, David. J. 2016. Protecting Farmland in Northern BC through Land Use Planning: A Critical Assessment. NRESi Colloquium Series, University of Northern BC, Prince George, BC, February 26, 2016.


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Connell, David J. 2008. “Community Food Systems: Understanding Benefits of and Creating Opportunities for Farmers Markets.” Building Communities Together, BC Rural Summit. 100 Mile House, BC. March 13-15, 2008.

DISSERTATION Connell, David J. (2003). Observing Community: An Inquiry Into the Meaning of Community Based on Luhmann’s General Theory of Society. Guelph, ON: Rural Studies (Sustainable Rural Communities), University of Guelph.

PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS (Magazines, newspapers, newsletters)

Connell, David J. 1999. "Healthy Economic Development" The Economic & Technology Development Journal of Canada. Vaughan, Ontario: Pentone Communications.

Connell, David J. 1999. “Plan for the Most: The Benefit of Experience” Mentorprise. Vaughan, Ontario: York Neighbourhood Services, Vol. 3.

Connell, David J. 1999. “Business and Youth: Working Together” Mentorprise. Vaughan, Ontario: York Neighbourhood Services, Vol. 2.

Connell, David J. 1999. “Invest In Potential” Mentorprise. Vaughan, Ontario: York Neighbourhood Services, Vol. 2.

Connell, David J. 1999. “Mentoring as a Business Solution” Mentorprise. Vaughan, Ontario: York Neighbourhood Services, Vol. 1.

Connell, David J. 1999. “Learning Organisations” Mentorprise. Vaughan, Ontario: York Neighbourhood Services, Vol. 1.

Connell, David J. 1999. “The Secret to Organisational Learning,” Caledon Citizen. Bolton, Ontario: Caledon Citizen, April 14, 1999.

Connell, David J. 1999. “Create Entrepreneurs in Your Company,” Caledon Citizen. Bolton, Ontario: Caledon Citizen, March 10, 1999.

Connell, David J. 1999. “Take Advantage of Your Strengths,” Caledon Citizen. Bolton, Ontario: Caledon Citizen, February 10, 1999.

Connell, David J. 1999. “Improving Your Bottom Line in 1999,” Caledon Citizen. Bolton, Ontario: Caledon Citizen, January 13, 1999.

Connell, David J. 1998. “Does Your Company Have Market Power?” Caledon Citizen. Bolton, Ontario: Caledon Citizen, December 9, 1998.

Connell, David J. 1998. “Market Intelligence: Making Smart Business Decisions,” Caledon Citizen. Bolton, Ontario: Caledon Citizen, October 21, 1998.

Connell, David J. 1998. “Improving Business Performance: Selling Versus Marketing,” Caledon Citizen. Bolton, Ontario: Caledon Citizen, September 16, 1998.

RESEARCH FUNDING

Granting Body Title Amount Awarded

Principal Investigator (PI) or Co-Investigator (CI)

2018 SSHRC Partnership Development Grant

Planning for Food Systems $199,846 pending

CI

SSHRC Partnership Development Grant

Facilitating Agricultural Adaptation to a Changing Climate in British Columbia

$186,648 pending

CI

SSHRC Insight Grant Agricultural food projects as a means of developing and preserving critical agricultural land: Comparisons between Canada, France and Belgium

$386,196 pending

CI

Real Estate Foundation of BC

Policy Lab for Agricultural Land Use Planning in BC

$11,210 PI


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Vancouver Foundation Policy Lab for Agricultural Land Use Planning in BC

$2,500 PI

Vancouver City Savings Credit Union

Policy Lab for Agricultural Land Use Planning in BC

$2,500 PI

BC Parks Park Enhancement Fund

Ancient Forest/Chun T-oh Whudujut: Monitoring Impacts and Measuring Uses

$3,000 PI


Planning for Food Systems $199,846 pending

CI


Facilitating Agricultural Adaptation to a Changing Climate in British Columbia

$186,648 pending

CI

SSHRC Insight Grant Agricultural food projects as a means of developing and preserving critical agricultural land: Comparisons between Canada, France and Belgium

$386,196 pending

CI

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada: Agricultural Policy Research Fund

Agricultural Land Use Policy in Canada: Integrating National Interests

$23,690 PI

2017 Northern Development Initiative Trust

Ancient Forest Biodiversity and Potential for Ecotourism

$42,210 CI

BC Real Estate Partnering Fund

Ancient Forest/Chun T’oh Whudujut: Assessing the Ecotourism Potential of BC’s Newest Park and Visitor Impacts

$14,850 PI

2014 BC Real Estate Partnering Fund

Agricultural Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia

$12,000 PI

Omineca Beetle Action Coalition – Northern Agriculture Research Initiative

Agricultural Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia

$26,000 PI

2013 British Columbia Farmers’ Markets Association

Strengthening Farmers’ Markets (2013) $44,100 Team member

SSHRC Insight Grant Agricultural Land Use Planning in Canada: A Study of Principles and Beneficial Practices for Integrating Public Priorities for Agriculture and Food across Jurisdictions

$464,000 PI


The Taste of Place: Food, Culture, and Planning for Resiliency in Northern British Columbia

$15,000 CI


The place of wild food in British Columbia: A case study of Robson Valley

$15,000 CI

2012 British Columbia Farmers’ Markets Association

Economic and Social Benefits of Farmers Markets in British Columbia

$63,200 PI

UNBC Seed Grant Planning for Agriculture in Canada: Connecting Agricultural Policy with the Public Interest in Food Sovereignty

$7,000 PI

UNBC Travel Grant Congress 2012 conference $2,000


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2011 District of Mackenzie Integrated Sustainability Plan and Official

Community Plan Revision: District of Mackenzie

$199,280 CI

Vancity Community Foundation

Farmers Market Impact Toolkit $60,000 CI

Omineca Beetle Action Coalition

Business Plan for a Regional Food Hub: A Plan to Build the Capacity of Our Local Food System

$30,000 PI

2010 Real Estate Foundation of BC Partnering Fund

Case Studies of Land Use Planning in Northern British Columbia

$11,083 PI

Investment Agriculture Foundation

Program Review: An Evaluation of the ‘Local Government Agricultural Planning Program’

$21,360 PI

Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions

BC Agriculture Climate Change Adaptation: Risk & Opportunity Assessment

$55,000 CI


BC Agriculture Climate Change Adaptation: Risk & Opportunity Assessment

$62,160 CI

British Columbia Farmers’ Markets Association

BCAFM Business Planning Guide for New Market Farmer Vendors

$38,600 PI

2009 Future Forest Ecosystems Scientific Council of BC

Climate Change Vulnerability of Old-Growth Forests in BC’s Inland Temperate Rainforest

$178,500 (for each of two years)

CI

2008 Farmers Markets Canada National Farmers’ Markets Economic

Impacts: An assessment of trends and opportunities for growth

$120,000 CI

2007 Real Estate Foundation of BC Partnering Fund

Community and Economic Benefits of Alternative Uses of the Inland Wet-temperate Rainforest of the Robson Valley

$10,000 PI


BC Food Technology Centre: Feasibility Study

$100,000 CI

SSHRC Northern Research Development

First Nations Land Stewardship Planning Workshop/Conference

$40,000 (over two

years)

CI

2006 Investment Agriculture Foundation

Economic and Community Benefits of Farmers Markets in BC

$50,000 PI

Real Estate Foundation of BC Partnering Fund

Case study of farmers markets in Quesnel and British Columbia: local food and land use planning

$6,500 PI

2005 Canadian International Development Agency

Building Institutional Capacity. Organised UNBC workshop

$17,000 Conference organiser

UNBC Travel Grant


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UNDERGRADUATE THESES Cameron Bell, Environmental Studies

Topic: An Evaluation Framework for On-Campus Food Production: A Step Towards Improving Student-Led Campus Sustainability Initiatives (2013)

Marli Bodhi, Environmental Planning Title: The Staying Power of Cuba’s Alternative Agricultural System (2012)

GRADUATE STUDENTS Supervisor or co-supervisor

Stephanie Ruddock, MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies Topic: Regional land use planning to protect farmland in an urban fringe

Katelan Eistetter, MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies Topic: Farmland Protection Under Pressure from Oil and Gas Development

Edward Grifone, MA Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies, UBC-Okanagan [co-supervisor] (2017) Topic: Agricultural Land Preservation and Urban Development in the Regional Fringe

Michelle Metzger, MA International Development [co-supervisor] (2017) Topic: Farmland Protection and Food Sovereignty

Michael Dewar, MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (2017) Topic: Models of Success for New Farmers in Northern British Columbia

Thea Zuiker, MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (2016) Topic: The Place of Wild Food in the Robson Valley, British Columbia

Lou-Anne Daoust-Filiatrault, MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (2016) Topic: Agricultural Land Use Planning: Principles and Practices

Jonathon Hall, MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (2013) Topic: Economic impacts of tourism

Jessica Shapiro, MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (2012) Topic: Forest values

Pamela Graf, MBA Project (2010) Title: Feasibility Analysis on Diverting Regional Waste to Local Business for Waste to Energy Project

Prudence-Elise Breton, Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (2009) Title: Organizing for sustainability at a small scale: a case study of an ecovillage experiment

Laura Gareau, Master of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (2008) Title: Exploring the ‘Interface’ Between Traditional And Alternative Food Systems

Committee member

Lindsay Clowes, MA, Dalhousie University (2016) Topic: agricultural land use planning in Atlantic Canada

Marija Soklic, MBA (2014) Topic: Retention of volunteer firefighters

Caroline von Schilling, MSc Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (2009) Title: Entropy Debt: A Link to Sustainability?

Jovan Simic, MA Natural Resources and Environmental Studies (2009) Title: Understanding Climbers’ Motivations: A Bugaboo Case Study

SERVICE

SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY


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Memberships on committees

Salary Anomalies Committee, Faculty representative (Sept., 2017 to present)

Curriculum Committee (member) to develop Food Systems Major/Minor at UNBC (Sept 2013 to present)

Market Differential Committee, Faculty representative (Feb, 2016 to present)

Bob Tait Lecture, Adjudication Committee (one meeting) Nov. 27, 2015.

Campus Food Strategy Group (July, 2012 to present)

Campus Food Strategy Project, Faculty Advisor: Healthy Community Co-ordinator (2013-2014)

UNBC Farmers Market Committee, Co-Chair (May, 2013 – July, 2014)

Curriculum Committee, School of Environmental Planning (Chair: Mar. 2005-Oct. 2006, Jan. 2009-Aug. 2010; Member: Nov. 2006-Jan, 2009; Mar 2014-Dec 2014)

Member, sub-committee to review MNRES program, NRES Graduate Program (Mar-May/2011)

Curriculum Review Committee (Environmental Planning)

Reaccreditation Committee (Environmental Planning) Core Team member (Jan. to Nov., 2008) Chair, Sub-committee, Major in Rural and Northern Community Planning (Jan. to Nov., 2008)

NRES Graduate Committee. Member, Environmental Studies representative (June 2006 to Dec.2009)

Appointment Selection Committee (Environmental Planning) (2004 to present; Chair, Jan. 2009 to Aug. 2010)

Service to Program as Acting Chair

Acting Chair of the School of Environmental Planning (Jan. 2009 to Aug. 2010)

Other service

University Farmers’ Market committee (Co-Chair July 2013-June 2014; member Jan-Jun 2011)

Faculty Advisor: Healthy Community Co-ordinator (Feb. 2014-Aug. 2014)

Faculty Advisor: Campus Food Strategy Project (2012-present)

UNBC Food Services Management RFP Evaluation Committee, Faculty Association representative (Oct-Dec, 2013)

UNBC Food Services Request for Proposal Committee, Faculty Association representative (Dec 2012-Sept 2013)

UNBC Campus Outreach Welcome Program, participating faculty member (Fall 2012)

Campus food subcommittee, Green University Planning Committee (2012)

Established Memorandum of Understanding between the District of 100 Mile House and UNBC to work together to advance agricultural research in the region (MoU signed September 2010). As part of this effort, I hosted an information session between representatives of 100 Mile House and UNBC researchers to discuss the proposed Agriculture Enterprise Development Centre.

Working with the Omineca Beetle Action Coalition to establish a research institute at UNBC focussed on food and feed systems in northern BC. Prepared a prospectus for the institute. Met with UNBC’s VP Research. Consulted with Directors of existing research institutes on campus.

Faculty Advisor, Student Planners Association (SPA) Student Mentorship Program (Sept. 2008 to 2009)

Co-organiser. Career Development Day, Environmental Planning (March 12, 2009)

Member, Steering Committee, First Nations Land Stewardship Planning Certificate Program (May 2006 to April 2008)

Volunteer, UNBC student recruitment ‘call out’ program (2006, 2007)

Organiser, School of Environmental Planning Orientation (2005, 2006, 2009)


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SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

Memberships on scholarly societies, including offices held and dates

Member, Canadian Association of Food Studies

Memberships on other societies, including offices held and dates

Member, working group, BC Ministry of Agriculture. Working Group. Agricultural Land Use Inventory for Land Use Planning Applications. (Jan., 2019-present)

Member, advisory committee, Central Interior Regional Adaptation Strategy, BC Agriculture and Food Climate Action Initiative (Sept, 2018 to present)

Member, advisory committee, Climate Action Initiative Committee, a provincial advisory council on climate change and agriculture in British Columbia (Apr., 2009 to present)

Member, Sustain BC Leadership Council (Nov, 2016-present)

Member, Sustain BC, Farm Protection and Production Committee (Nov, 2016-present)

Member, Real Estate Foundation of British Columbia, Local and Sustainable Food Systems Indicator Committee (May-Oct, 2017)

Member, advisory committee, Beyond the Market, a project aiming to build the capacity of central interior’s regional food system (July, 2011 to 2017)

Board member, Outdoor Ice Oval Society of Prince George, Director 2006-2008; Secretary, Board of Directors. 2009-2015. Volunteer member of the oval maintenance crew (flooding, snow clearing, special events). Manage website and Facebook page.

Member, Awards Committee, BC Association of Farmers’ Markets. Reviewed applications. Recommended award winners. (once per year: 2014; 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018).

Member, Project Advisory Team. Food Processing Innovation and Off-Grade Food in British Columbia. Small Scale Food Processors Association (SSFPA) and Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI). (April 2013-June 2013)

Member, Advisory Committee, Fraser Basin Council – Smart Planning for Communities. Integrated Community Sustainability Planning: Implications for BC’s Regional Districts and Rural Areas (Apr. 2011 to Apr. 2013)

Member, advisory committee, Omineca Beetle Action Coalition, Agricultural Strategy Group. Regular meetings (once per month on average) to advance the agricultural strategy developed for the region. A key element of the strategy is to establish a research institute at UNBC for the advancement of food and feed systems for the Omineca region (Feb., 2010 to Jun., 2011)

Founding member, Central Interior Chapter, BC Sustainable Energy Association. Prepared media release; co-chaired first meeting. Appointed Secretary and Media Relations Officer. February 2005-2007.

Manuscript reviews.

2018 Journal of Rural Studies (one article)

2018 Journal of Ecotourism (one article)

2018 Journal of Planning Literature (one article)

2017 PLoS One (one article)

2017 Land Use Policy (one article)

2017 Journal of Planning Literature (one article)

2014 UBC Press (one book)

2014 Local Environment (one manuscript)

2014 Agriculture and Human Values (one manuscript)

2012 Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Ethics (one manuscript)

2012 Society and Natural Resources (one manuscript)


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2011 Member, Editorial Board, Curb Magazine (Winter Policy Challenges issue)

2010 Pacific Institute for Climate Change (white paper)

2010 Natural Resources and Society (one manuscript)

2009 Environments (strategic review of one issue, including six manuscripts)



2007 Nelson Education Limited (one book proposal)

Grants: External reviews.

2017 SSHRC Insight Grant. (1 application reviewed)

2016 SSHRC Canada Research Chair Tier II (1 nomination)

2015 SSHRC Partnership Grants - Expert Panel (1 application)

2015 SSHRC Insight Grant. (1 application reviewed)

2015 National Science Council Poland (2 research proposals)

2014 SSHRC Insight Grant (1 research proposal)

2014 National Science Centre, Poland (one proposal)

2014 Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Ontario Ministry of Rural Affairs-University of Guelph Research Program (one proposal)

2013 Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Ontario Ministry of Rural Affairs-University of Guelph Research Program (one proposal)

2012 Sustainable Rural Communities, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs - University of Guelph Agricultural and Rural Policy Research Program (two proposals)

2011 SSHRC Standard Research Grant (one proposal)


2009 Sustainable Rural Communities, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs - University of Guelph Agricultural and Rural Policy Research Program (one proposal)


2006 (April) Evaluation Committee, Real Estate Foundation of British Columbia Partnering Fund


External examiner

2011 Master of Business Administration, University of Northern British Columbia (one student)



Consultant

Consultation on Potential Changes to the Agricultural Land Commission Act: Agricultural Land Reserve Use, Subdivision and Procedure Regulation, B.C. Ministry of Agriculture, July 29, 2014.

Regional District of Fraser-Fort George, Agricultural Land Use Standing Committee. Provided advice about agricultural land use planning. December 17, 2013.

Agricultural Advisory Committee for the Lillooet, Area B Agricultural Area Plan. Advised Committee about setting expectations for completing an agricultural strategy and land use plan (November, 2012).


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Globe Foundation. Invited expert to focus group (April 2010) Participated as key stakeholder in BC’s green economy from the Cariboo region. Discussed opportunities and challenges for green job growth throughout BC.

Cowichan Valley Regional District (CVRD) (August, 2006) Advised CVRD about a public input questionnaire for their Solid Waste Management Plan. Reviewed and commented on questionnaire.

Other service to the community

Invited expert. Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako Agriculture Forum, Burns Lake, BC. Nov. 9, 2016.

Guided tours of Ancient Forest Trail (near Dome Creek, BC)

Invited. BC Nature Conference and Fall General Meeting, Sept. 25, 2016

Invited by Northern BC Tourism to lead tour for visiting media (Simone Castello, Canadian Living) February 14, 2014.

ORTM 300, field tour of the Ancient Forest Trail. Oct. 25, 2013.

Invited by Resources North Association to lead a field tour as part of their conference, “Coming Together: Advancing Opportunities for Cooperative Land Management. June 21, 2013

Invited by BC Parks to lead a public tour to celebrate the100th anniversary of BC Parks (Sept. 17, 2011)

Invited by UNBC to lead a hike for the keynote speaker, Linda Nilson, at the UNBC-CNC Teaching Conference (Sept. 1, 2011).

Invited by the Ministry of Forests to lead an interpretive hike for 30 high school students as part of the Adventure in Forestry Program. The program is for students from across Canada (May 7, 2010; May 6, 2011.

Invited by Northern BC Tourism to provide guided tour to five travel writers from BC who promoted tourism in northern BC. (Jan. 31, 2010).

Volunteer and film sponsor, Travelling World Community Film Festival (2009-present)

Led strategic planning workshops for three farmers markets in BC (Abbotsford, Prince George, Quesnel) (2012)

Expert participant in a climate change workshop on sustainable communities hosted by the Pacific Institute for Climate Change (May 5-6, 2010).

Contributed to the myPG community sustainability planning process as a participant in multiple workshops in spring 2010 (scenarios Feb. 11-12; land use and transportation – Feb. 23; Open space – Feb. 24; Economics – Mar. 3; Technical Review – Mar. 16)

AWARDS and DISTINCTIONS

UNBC University Achievement Award – Research, 2017

UNBC University Achievement Award – Teaching, 2014

UNBC University Achievement Award – Research, nominated in 2014

Merit Award, College of Science and Management, University of Northern British Columbia, 2010

UNBC Teaching Excellence Award, nominated in 2009.



University Graduate Scholarship (2003)

Research Grant, Ministry of Education (Japan) (2002)

Travel Grant, Canada-Japan Project, Canadian Rural Revitalisation Foundation (2002)


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Travel Grant, Institute for Rural Revitalisation (Japan) (2002)

Mary Edmunds Williams Scholarship, University of Guelph (2001)

University Graduate Scholarship, University of Guelph (2000)

Davison Memorial Travel Grant, University of Guelph (2002)

University Graduate Scholarship, University of Guelph (1999)

Dean's List, MBA, University of Windsor (1990)

Team Member, University of Windsor, National MBA Case Competition (1990)

Athlete of the Year, University of Toronto at Mississauga (1986)

Award for Outstanding Athletic Service, University of Toronto at Mississauga (1986)

COURSES TAUGHT

Undergraduate courses

Food, Agriculture, and Society Ecosystem Science and Management, University of Northern British Columbia.

Environment and Society School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia.

Rural Community Economic Development School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia.

Sustainable Communities: Structure and Sociology School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia.

Field School: Sustainable Communities School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia.

Planning Theory, Process, and Implementation School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia.

Social Research Methods School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia.

Land Use Planning School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia.

Special Topics: Ecological Economics School of Environmental Planning, University of Northern British Columbia.

Economic Development for Rural and Smaller Communities School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, University of Guelph.

Graduate courses

Integrated Environmental Systems II [doctoral] Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, University of Northern British Columbia.

Graduate Seminar Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, University of Northern British Columbia.

Rural Community Systems School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, University of Guelph.

Social Planning and Policy School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, University of Guelph.

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION


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