[NatureNS] Lecture on environmental change in the Upper Bay of Fundy,

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This may be of interest to some.

Cheers,

Patricia L. Chalmers
Halifax, N.S.

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Members and guests are invited to the Royal Nova Scotia Historical 
Society's second lecture of the season at which Robert 
Summerby-Murray, presently Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social 
Sciences will speak on "Four hundred years of coastal resource 
mapping: historical maps in the interpretation of environmental 
change in the Upper Bay of Fundy,  1550-1950."

Dr Summerby-Murray came to Dalhousie in 2010 from Mount Allison 
University where he also served as dean.  There he specialized in 
historical geography and received awards for his excellence in 
teaching.  In recent years he has been exploring the use of GIS in 
historical geography and its application to furthering an 
understanding of geographical change.

Historical Society members might want to look at a virtual exhibition 
of archival documents (Marshlands: records of life on the Tantramar), 
which he collated and interpreted in 2004 in partnership with Peter 
Ennals and Cheryl Ennals and which is available on-line at 
<http://www.mta.ca/marshland>http://www.mta.ca/marshland.

Time: Wednesday 19 October, 7:30 pm

Location: Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Akins Room, 6016 University 
Avenue, Halifax.

http://www.rnshs.ca/





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This may be of interest to some.<br><br>
Cheers,<br><br>
Patricia L. Chalmers<br>
Halifax, N.S.<br><br>
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<font face="arial">Members and guests are invited to the Royal Nova
Scotia Historical Society's second lecture of the season at which Robert
Summerby-Murray, presently Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences will speak on &quot;Four hundred years of coastal resource
mapping: historical maps in the interpretation of environmental change in
the Upper Bay of Fundy,&nbsp; 1550-1950.&quot;<br><br>
Dr Summerby-Murray came to Dalhousie in 2010 from Mount Allison
University where he also served as dean.&nbsp; There he specialized in
historical geography and received awards for his excellence in
teaching.&nbsp; In recent years he has been exploring the use of GIS in
historical geography and its application to furthering an understanding
of geographical change.<br><br>
Historical Society members might want to look at a virtual exhibition of
archival documents (Marshlands: records of life on the Tantramar), which
he collated and interpreted in 2004 in partnership with Peter Ennals and
Cheryl Ennals and which is available on-line at
http://www.mta.ca/marshland.<br>
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</font>Time: Wednesday 19 October, 7:30 pm<br><br>
Location: Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Akins Room, 6016 University
Avenue, Halifax.<br><br>
<a href="http://www.rnshs.ca/" eudora="autourl">http://www.rnshs.ca/<br>
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