Ganaraska Forest:
Historical roots of
Ontario Conservation |
Ganaraske (Fr.) - Iroquoian (Cayuga) village - c. 1660 -
"the spawning place"
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Sources:
Elizabeth Bacque - aunt of V.B.
Blake Murray Johnson, President Rouge Valley Foundation John C. Carter, Museum Advisor - Ministry of Citizenship, Culture Carl Thorpe, retired Manager - Heritage and Libraries Branch,
Ministry of Culture Mark Peacock, Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority Pam Lancaster, Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority Larry and Evelyn Hall, Port Hope Bernadine Dodge, ret. Archivist, Trent University
Paul Litt, Dept. of History, Carlton University Peter Stokes, Architectural Historian John Bacher, Author
Cathy Richardson (Daughter A.H.) Ed Borczon, Forester
References:
A.L.S.
Barnes, The Story behind Ontario's 38 Conservation Authorities, Watersheds
5/1 & 2, Spring/Summer 1970
John C. Carter, Ontario Conservation
Authorities: Their Heritage Resources and Museums, Ontario History/Volume XCIV, No. 1, Spring 2002
Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority, 2011 website
Hall, H. Duncan and Wrigley, C. C. Studies of Overseas Supply, a volume
in the War Production Series published as part of the History of the Second
World War. United Kingdom Civil Series London, 1956, pp. 51
Hurst, D.G. et al
(1997) Canada Enters the Nuclear Age. p. 4
Steve Jobbitt, Recivilizing the
Land: Conservation and Postwar Reconstruction in Ontario and Postwar
Reconstruction in
Ontario, 1939-1961, (2001)
Professor Paul Litt, Public Historian at the
Ontario Heritage Foundation and policy advisor for the Ontario Ministry of
Culture and a History Professor at Carleton University, Email response, August, 2008
William Lyon Mackenzie King diary October 11, 1945 - Interlude, "War Into Cold War", p. 159
Ontario Ministry Municipal Affairs and Housing, 2011
Mitchell and Shrubsole,
Conservation Authorities - Myth and Reality 1992
A.H.
Richardson, The
Ganaraska Watershed 1944
A.H. Richardson, Conservation by
the People: The History of the Conservation Movement in Ontario to 1970, (1974)
Carl Thorpe,
former Manager of Heritage
and Libraries Branch, Ministry of Culture -
telephone interview December, 2003
Frank H. Wright, Ontarios
Future? Conservation or Else Toronto: Conservation Council of Ontario, 1940
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