Learning from Eco-social Approaches to Public Health
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Buse, C. G., Allison, S., Cole, D. C., Fumerton, R., Parkes, M. W., & Woollard, R. F. (2022). Patient- and Community-Oriented Primary Care Approaches for Health in Rural, Remote and Resource-Dependent Places: Insights for Eco-Social Praxis. Frontiers in Public Health, 10. https://www.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpubh.2022.867397
Galway LP, Parkes MW, Corbett KK, Allen DM, Takaro TK. Climate Change Frames in Public Health and Water Resource Management: Towards Intersectoral Climate Change Adaptation. In: Leal Filho W, Musa H, Cavan G, O’Hare P, Seixas J, editors. Climate Change Adaptation, Resilience and Hazards [Internet]. Cham: Springer International Publishing; 2016. p. 35–48. Available from: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-39880-8_3
Gislason MK, Galway L, Buse C, Parkes M, Rees E. Place-based Climate Change Communication and Engagement in Canada’s Provincial North: Lessons Learned from Climate Champions. null. 2021 May 19;15(4):530–45.
Gothreau, J. (2021). Exploring Climate Change, Ecosystems And Well-Being Connections: Lessons Learned From The Application Of A Geospatial Knowledge Exchange Tool In The Nechako Watershed (dissertation). University of Northern British Columbia.
Thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, August 2021
Hoogeveen, D., Williams, A., Hussey, A., Western, S., Gislason, M.K. (2021) Sex, mines, and pipe-lines: Examining ‘Gender-based Analysis Plus’ in Canadian impact assessment resource extraction policy. The Extractive Industries and Society, Volume 8, Issue 3, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.exis.2021.100921
McKinnon T. (2023). Youth Relationships with Land and Place in the Nechako Watershed. University of Northern British Columbia. Youth Relationships with Land and Place in the Nechako.
Parker, E., & Parkes, M. (2022). Linking school based monitoring to land and water decision-making in the Nechako watershed.doi:https://doi.org/10.24124/2022/59309 . Masters thesis
Parkes MW, Déry SJ, Owens PN, Petticrew EL, Booth BP. Towards an integrative understanding of British Columbia’s Nechako Watershed: Connecting knowledge systems to strengthen understanding of climate change, watershed security, health and well-being. PLOS Water. 2024 Jul 10;3(7):e0000263.
Parkes MW, de Leeuw S, Greenwood M. Warming up to the embodied context of First Nations child health: A critical intervention into and analysis of health and climate change research. International Public Health Journal. 2010;2:477-485. Available at: https://www.novapublishers.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=22894.
Parkes, M. W. (2020). Working together for WHOLE systems: approaching well-being and health while oriented to living systems and equity. In Animals, Health, and Society (pp. 71-94). CRC Press.
Parkes, M.W. (2022). River conversations: A confluence of lessons and emergence from the Taieri River and the Nechako River.
Picketts IM, Parkes MW, Déry SJ. Climate change and resource development impacts in watersheds: Insights from the Nechako River Basin, Canada. The Canadian Geographer / Le Géographe canadien. 2016 Nov 1;61(2):196–211.
Bezzola, A. (2023). Guide to accessing Nechako Watershed Portal Projects. Integrated Watershed Research Group, University of Northern British Columbia. https://nechakowatershed-portal.ca/?subId=912
Cowichan Tribes and the Environment, Community Health Observatory (ECHO) Network. (2022). “Coming together as a whole: Gathering in the Cowichan watershed to connect health, communities, lands, waters and climate”: October 12, 2022 Summary Report.
Doyon J, Parkes MW, (lead authors), Hixon A, Bautista A, Thorne S, Bates M, Healy T (contributing authors and graphics) 2024. [NH-UNBC Climate and Health Knowledge Exchange Event]. LEAPH Lab. UNBC
The Environment, Community and Health Observatory (ECHO) Network. (2021). The ECHO Network: Outcomes, Learning and Pathways Forward 2017-2021.
ECHO Network (April 2022). The Environment, Community and Health Observatory(ECHO) Network: Summary of Outcomes, Learning and Pathways Forward 2017-2021. Online at:https://www.echonetwork-reseauecho.ca
Kennedy, A. 2022, Cowichan Tribes and the Environment, Community Health Observatory (ECHO) Network. “Coming together as a whole: Gathering in the Cowichan watershed to connect health, communities, lands, waters and climate”: October 12, 2022 Summary Report.
Kennedy, A. & Parkes, M. (2022). Event-at-a-Glance: A 24-hour Earth-embracing Connected Conversation. Ecohealth International.
Khodadadi P, Parkes M. (2024). Koh-Learning Community Update. 2024 Community Update. Koh-Learning in our watershed program
McKinnon T (2023). Koh-Learning Community Update. 2023 Community Update. January, 2023. Koh-Learning in our Watershed Program
McKinnon T (2021). Koh-Learning Community Update. 2021 Summer update, June 2021. Koh-Learning in our Watershed Program
McKinnon T (2020). Koh-Learning Winter Update. 2020 Winter Gathering Report. February, 2020. Koh-Learning in our Watersheds Program
McKinnon T (2020). Koh-Learning Community Update. 2020 Community Update. June, 2020. Koh-Learning in our Watershed Program
McKinnon T (2021). Koh-Learning Winter Festival Report. 2021 Winter Festival. February, 2021. Koh-Learning in our Watershed Program
McKinnon T (2021). Koh-Learning Community Update. 2021 Community Update. January, 2021. Koh-Learning in our Watershed Program
Parker E and Bordet E (2023). Youth Monitoring Waterways in the Nechako. Linking School based Monitoring to Decision-Making in the Nechako Watershed. Graphic Brochure. In collaboration with the Koh-learning in our Watershed Program.
Reynolds T, Khodadadi P, McKinnon T, Parkes M (2023). Tsuyawh Ltsunizdoodilh (Everybody/ Everything pulling together).Lands, Waters, Climate & Health connections in the Nechako watershed. Event report.May31st 2023 Gathering report Koh-Learning in our Watershed Program
Bezzola, A., McKinnon, T. Parkes, M. (2022). Lessons from working together with a user-driven, open-source, GIS tool for archiving & sharing data across diverse contexts [Presentation]. Love Data Week. https://vimeo.com/695093457
ECHO Network (November 19-26, 2021). ECHO Network Knowledge Exchange Sessions on “Honouring Complexity: Making Space to Address Cumulative Impacts, Climate Change and Co-Benefits”.
Parker, E. (2020). Intro to the Portal [Video] YouTube. URL https://youtu.be/ufNbH_WRecc
Parker, E. (2021). Filling a Form [Video] YouTube. URL https://youtu.be/KBCJqHZA4HE
Skrlac, M. (2021). How to Add a Layer to the Portal [Video] YouTube. URL https://youtu.be/D89po5eW5oA
Skrlac, M. (2021). Creating a Shapefile and Downloading it [Video]. YouTube. URL: https://youtu.be/qNUFINhYMaY
Skrlac, M. (2021) Create a Form [Video]. YouTube. URL https://youtu.be/thjTGhggzjA
Video: Land, Health & Healing and Lheidli T’enneh Elders Visit to the Ancient Forest https://youtu.be/u1b5Rgvu2Uo?si=Mk-wty0Z82KkMw8Q
ECHO Network /Reseau ECHO Website (2017-2013): Strengthening intersectoral capacity to understand and respond to the health impacts of resource development
Renforcer la capacité intersectorielle pour comprendre et réagir aux impacts du développement des ressources sur la santé. https://www.echonetwork-reseauecho.ca/
Emmons, S., Armstrong, A., Bezzola, A., Booth, B., Gothreau, J., Hewitt, K., Parker, E., Skrlac, M., & Parkes, M. W. (2023). Nechako Watershed Portal https://nechakowatershed-portal.ca/
Parkes, M. W., Stone, N., Doyon, J., & Bezzola, A. (2023). Nechako Watershed—Public (Saturation Search of Published Articles) [Data set]. Zotero.org. https://www.zotero.org/groups/5094139/nechako_watershed_-_public_saturation_search_of_published_articles
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