Interviews
 |
Betty Shore
A pioneer in the wild mushroom industry. |
 |
Shirley Pietla
A long time mushroom buyer, Shirley lives in D'arcy, BC. |
 |
Laura Duncan
A graduate of the Restoration of Natural Systems program and a member of the program's steering committee. Laura lives in Kimberley, BC. |
 |
Chief Fred Sampson
of the Siska Nation in Lytton BC, uses the traditional knowledge of NTFPs to create a band based business, Siska Traditions. |
 |
Rick Ross
Owner of Western Evergreens, a family business based on floral greens in operation since 1970. |
 |
Shelley Witzky
A cultural Interpreter at the Nk'mip Desert and Heritage Centre in Osoyoos, BC. |
 |
Mike Keefer
An ethnobotanist and Manager of Research and Planning for the Ktunaxa Kinbasket Treaty Council in Cranbrook, BC and owner of Keefer Ecological Services. |
 |
Dawn Morrison
A member of the Neskonlith Indian Band working to restore Harper Lake |
 |
Ken Elliott
A restoration technician with the Cowichan Tribes Environment Department |
 |
Fabian Tommy
A restoration technician with the Cowichan Tribes Environment Department |
 |
Dave Ryder
Senior Environmental Coordinator at the Elkview Coal Mine in Sparwood, BC |
 |
Alwin Dyrland
Owner/operator of the Saskatoon Berry Farm in Cobble Hill, BC |
 |
Connie Dyrland
Owner/operator of the Saskatoon Berry Farm in Cobble Hill, BC |
Authors
Tim Brigham, Royal Roads University
Jeff Ralph, Research Assistant
John Dick, Content Consultant
Production Team
Peggy Faulds, Project Manager
Kate Seaborne, Production Manager
Judy Somers, Audio-Visual Production
Jodi Spacek, Instructional/Technical Design
Katy Chan, Graphic Design
Marc Furney, Marc Furney Illustration
We are grateful to the Neskonlith Band for their assistance with arrangements and ongoing support for the project
and to the Northern Forest Diversification Centre
for the use of their materials to create the decision-making framework.
The content of this learning object was developed in 2004/05 by the University of Victoria and Royal Roads University and created as a media rich learning resource by Distance Education Services at the University of Victoria. Funding was provided by the Ministry of Advanced Education, Province of British Columbia through the BCcampus Online Development Fund. Please direct enquiries to distance@uvcs.uvic.ca
|
|
