Books
Researching The Indian Land Question In BC: An Introduction To Research Strategies & Archival Research For Band Researchers
Posted November 16th, 2005 by Anonymousedited by Leigh Ogston
Giving the Land A Voice, Mapping Our Home Places
Posted November 16th, 2005 by Anonymousby Doug Aberley
This is an excellent book, based on mapping techniques for a whole community or on a site level. It is the result of a series of workshops held in 1994 by Doug Aberley and several other geographers.
The 1999 Revised Edition contains detailed, explanatory directions, sample inventory sheets, ways of protecting sensitive areas, directions for creating a Bioregional Map Atlas, over 20 sample maps and 8 full-colour artistically rendered maps.
Available from:
LTA Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia
204-338 Lower Ganges Road
Saltspring Island, BC V8K 2V3
E-mail: info@landtrustalliance.bc.ca
$20 + postage
Boundaries Of Home: Mapping For Local Empowerment
Posted November 16th, 2005 by AnonymousEdited by Doug Aberley
Fifteen contributors to Boundaries of Home introduce a wide range of home-grown, creative maps that show more than roads and political boundaries. Using overlays, tapestries and stories, communities are mapping what's crucial to them: water and air flow, community patterns, distribution of species, and local history.
