Titlebook: Governance of Near-Urban Conservation Areas; Lessons from the Con Michael Lait Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Multi-territor

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Park Governance Under the National Capital Commission, body, the Federal District Commission. The account reveals there to be continuity in the park’s governance despite the enlarged scope and powers of the NCC. After recounting the NCC’s role and responsibilities vis-à-vis the National Capital Region and Gatineau Park, the chapter proceeds to examine

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,Planning, Expropriations, Planning…,d in Gatineau Park expropriations, not only from residential subdivisions but also from the government’s own initiatives.??This chapter begins by describing the expropriations of landowners in the Meech Creek Valley by the Outaouais government?for a planned national zoo which never realized although

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The McInnis Scare,the tremendous?costs, economic and environmental, of this policy.?This chapter describes?the avalanche of expropriations in the 1980s, focusing on the McInnis Scare.?This episode underscores how governance under the NCC?means that Gatineau Park remains vulnerable to urbanization and development on p

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,Protecting the Park’s Status Quo,ll as action from the park’s governing body, the National Capital Commission (NCC). CPAWS recommended a new Gatineau Park Commission; however, this call went unheeded by parliamentarians and was only met with promises from NCC officials to “study” legislation. Having expropriated McInnis and two oth

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Ongoing Campaign for Legislation and Issue Flare-Ups,protective legislation. They argue that legislation is needed to address the shortcomings in the park’s governance. The position of the Paquet Panel and NCC on legislation are taken up in the first section.?The various Gatineau Park bills that have been tabled have all, for one reason or another, fa

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Industrielles Service-Managementation and recreation objectives. This study investigates an extreme and deviant case of the governance of a near-urban conservation park. At 36,131 hectares (89,282 acres), Gatineau Park is located adjacent to the Canadian cities of Ottawa and Gatineau. The park has been described by conservationist

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Rolf Weiber,Tobias Kollmann,Alexander Pohl territory of the Algonquin people. As shown in section one, the Algonquin used the Gatineau Hills mainly for the purposes of hunting; this hunting territory was distributed among Algonquin families through rights of inheritance. Beginning in the 1800s, the first settlers?began to occupy the area an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08213-2 as pressuring the federal government, through the Federal District Commission (FDC), to intervene on the clear-cutting of the Gatineau Hills, that?recreational area visible from the Parliament buildings. This chapter begins with the public campaigning by recreational users of the area?in the 1930s.