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British Columbia in a Global Context
This first-year geography textbook takes a holistic approach to geography by incorporating elements of physical, human, and regional geography, as well as bringing in methods and perspectives from spatial information science. This textbook applies a fundamental geographical approach to understanding our globally changing world by looking at local processes, which are linked to larger global processes and events.
- Author
- Geography Open Textbook Collective
- Publisher
- LibreTexts
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 80 sections
- 01: Urban Settlement in British Columbia
- 1.01: Introduction
- 1.02: Urbanization in British Columbia
- 1.03: Case Study 1- The Georgia and Dunsmuir Viaducts
- 1.04: Case Study 2- Dockside Green Victoria
- 1.05: Summary
- 1.06: Key Terms
- 1.07: Suggested Activities
- 1.08: References and Resources
- 02: Socio-Economics in British Columbia
- 2.01: Introduction
- 2.02: Quality-of-Life Measures
- 2.03: Homelessness and Poverty in the First World
- 2.04: Case Study 1- Victoria and Williams Lake
- 2.05: Case Study 2- Housing Affordability
- 2.06: Summary
- 2.07: Key Terms
- 2.08: Suggested Activities
- 2.09: References and Resources
- 03: Aboriginal Issues in British Columbia
- 3.01: Introduction
- 3.02: Territories Natural Resources and First Treaties
- 3.03: Modern Treaties and Claims
- 3.04: Case Study 1- The Indian Residential School System
- 3.05: Summary
- 3.06: Key Terms
- 3.07: Suggested Activities
- 3.08: References and Resources
- 04: Resources in British Columbia
- 4.01: Introduction
- 4.02: What are Resources
- 4.03: Mining in BC
- 4.04: Case Study 1- The Gold Rush
- 4.05: Case Study 2- Carrier Nation and the Endako Mine
- 4.06: Summary
- 4.07: Key Terms
- 4.08: Suggested Activities
- 4.09: References and Resources
- 05: Food Systems in British Columbia
- 5.01: References and Resources
- 5.02: Introduction
- 5.03: Food Systems in the Physical Landscape
- 5.04: Food Systems in British Columbia
- 5.05: Confronting the Frontiers
- 5.06: Case Study 1- The Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR)
- 5.07: Case Study 2- Managing the BC Salmon Fishery
- 5.08: Summary
- 5.09: Key Terms
- 5.10: Suggested Activities
- 06: Forestry in British Columbia
- 6.01: Introduction
- 6.02: History of Commercial Logging
- 6.03: Pulp and Paper Mills
- 6.04: Forest Tree Tenures
- 6.05: Case Study 1- Mountain Pine Beetle
- 6.06: Summary
- 6.07: Key Terms
- 6.08: Suggested Activities
- 6.09: References and Resources
- 07: Health Geography in British Columbia
- 7.01: Introduction
- 7.02: Types of Health Geographies
- 7.03: Case Study 1- The Golden Hour and Access to Health Care
- 7.04: Case Study 2- Urban Heat Islands Health and Spatial Technologies
- 7.05: Summary
- 7.06: Key Terms
- 7.07: Suggested Activities
- 7.08: References and Resources
- 08: Physical Geography of British Columbia
- 8.01: Suggested Activities
- 8.02: References and Resources
- 8.03: Introduction
- 8.04: Climate Change and Environment in BC
- 8.05: Geology
- 8.06: Hazards
- 8.07: Case Study 1- 1965 Hope Slide
- 8.08: Case Study 2- 1964 Port Alberni Tsunami
- 8.09: Case Study 3- 2003 Okanagan Mountain Park Fire
- 8.10: Summary
- 8.11: Key Terms