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Word fro the Editor/Mot du rédactrice
Word from the President/Mot du président
From the ESAC/ACÉE Congress Local Coordinator
ESAC/ACEE NEWS!
FEATURE - In Tribute to John Livingston
FEATURE – Réseau francophone international de recherche en éducation relative à l’environnement
FEATURE – L’éducation relative à l’environnement des adultes en contexte communautaire : vers un
modèle théorique
FEATURE – Interactions entre la santé et l’environnement : une étude exploratoire des
représentations liées à la santé et à l’environnement
FEATURE – Ethanol: A Green Option or Another Green Hoax?
REPORT on the Santa Barbara Environmental Studies Summit
BOOK REVIEW - Environmental Impact Assessment
BOOK REVIEW - Ecological Ethics: An Introduction
BOOK REVIEW - The Selected Works of Arne Naess
Additional Information and Events/Événements et information
Conference CFPs - Canada (1)
Publication CFPs - Canada (1)
Conferences (6)
Minutes of the AGM/Procès-verbal de l’assemblée générale annuelle de l’ACÉE tenue le 2 juin 2006
Conference 2006 Schedule
ESAC/ACÉE Membership Form

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A word from the editor/Mot du rédacteur
President’s Message/Mot du présidente
ESAC News
--ESAC Conference
--New Membership Benefit!
--News and Notes!
Results from the ESAC member survey

FEATURE
--Interview With John Seed
--Water Governance In Canada
--A Political Ecology of Drinking Water Source Protection
--“Maximizing Effectiveness” Alberta Ecotrust Foundation and the ENGOs in Alberta.
--Turning Data into Knowledge:
--The Ecological Monitoring and Assessment Network Approach

Book Review Feature
Calls For Papers
Additional Information and Events/Événements et information
Environmental certifications
ESAC Board Business – Notice To Members
Conference Schedule

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- A word from the editor / Mot du rédactrice
- President’s Message / Mot du président
- Conference Report – ESAC 2004 / Compte rendu sur le congrès 2004 de l’ACÉE
- FEATURE - CUESPD & CCHREI
- FEATURE – Video Activism for a Peaceable Kingdom
- FEATURE - Energy Ambassadors Receive National Recognition
- RANT!:From Wetland to Wasteland: the Pursuit of an Equal Society
- Additional Information and Events/Événements et information
- Call for Papers (ESAC Conference 2005)
- Demande de communications (ESAC Conference 2005)
- Other Calls for Papers & Competitions
- Minutes of the ESAC Annual General Meeting (June 4, 2004)
- Procès-verbal de l’assemblée générale annuelle de l’ACÉE
- Current ESAC financial position
- Membership Form
- ESAC Membership Form

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3/5 President’s Message/ Mot de la présidente: Report on SSHRC Transformation Conference - Barbara Jane Davy
7 ESAC’s Response to SSHRC Transformation Consultation
10 Réplique de l’ ACÉE à l’avenir du CRSH
15 The Canadian Environmental Literacy Project
16 Un projet canadien d’éducation en environnement - Susan Bone
17 ESAC Conference Schedule, June 3-5 2004.

Additional Information and Events/Événements et information

19 Job Posting: Principal, Frost Campus, Sir Sandford Fleming College
20 Gender Equality and Sustainable Livelihood Strategies Workshop
21 ESAC Membership Form

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3 President’s Message Barbara Davy
4 Mot de la présidente
5 Eating as a Bridge - Julie Labelle
6 Un fossé à combler
8 extraits de/excerpts from Exploring Landscapes of the Heart Michael Aleksiuk
10 Minutes of the ESAC/ACÉE Annual General Meeting
11 Procès-verbal de l’assemblée générale annuelle
12 ACÉE Demande de communications
13 ESAC Call for Papers

Additional Information and Events/Événements et information
14 Undercurrents Call for Papers/Demande de Communications
15 The Natural City: a symposium

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A word from the editor/Mot du rédactrice

Thanks again to the people who have contributed to this issue of Rhizome. Your participation is what makes the newsletter worth reading. I was particularly happy with the prompt responses from those I approached about providing content. Maybe a tight deadline is preferable... This is something to keep in mind for whoever takes over the job of Rhizome editor after me. I hope to again serve on the Board in the coming year, although perhaps in a different position than Rhizome editor. I would also like to encourage other ESAC members to consider running for the Board. If you would like to be nominated, volunteer! Like Rhizome, we can only get as much out of this society as we put into it. Although time consuming, serving as Rhizome editor is an enjoyable, and valuable, learning experience.

As always, articles, and book reviews are welcome for the next issue of Rhizome. Other contributions, in the form of rants, cartoons, and letters to the editor would also be appreciated.

Barbara Jane Davy
Rhizome Editor

A word from the editor/Mot du rédactrice

In keeping with the environmental ideal of conservation, Rhizome is now being published electronically. Paper copies are still available for those who desire them. Please contact me at ESACeditor@sympatico.ca, or write to me at my address listed on the preceding page if you would prefer to receive a printed copy of Rhizome, or if your email address needs to be corrected. If you have comments about this move to an electronic format, or anything else you read in Rhizome, write a letter and I will publish it in the next issue.

I have mostly enjoyed putting together this issue of Rhizome, aside from some minor, if irritating, technical problems. (Who knew page numbering could be so difficult?) I would like to thank Sylvie Trudeau for her careful attention in providing translations, and Scott Slocombe for providing me with clean electronic copies of the ESAC/ACÉE and Rhizome logos (thanks also to Cheryl Lousley for looking for the Rhizome logo at York), and answering various other questions. Thanks also to those who took the time to make a contribution to this issue.

I have included a new section in this issue, with Chris Cooper’s Rant. I would like to make this a regular section, so please, send me your rants. What makes you crazy about the current state of environmentalism, in about 500 words? Other contributions, in the form of articles, book reviews, and cartoons, for example, are also welcome.

Barbara Jane Davy
Rhizome Editor

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