Borders, Barriers, and Breakthroughs in the Cascadia Corridor

Authors

Troy D. Abel, Western Washington University
Jenni Pelc, Western Washington University
Lauren F. Miller, Western Washington University
Jacqueline Quarre
Kathryn Mork, Western Washington University

Document Type

Research Report

Publication Date

2011

Keywords

Environment, Governance

Abstract

This project focused on dilemmas of political biogeography through a case study of wildlife conservation and management efforts in the transboundary Cascadia region. Our team examined the interface of political science and biogeography, or “political biogeography,” through its manifestations in the evolving opportunities and barriers to regional wildlife conservation in the shared terrestrial ecosystems of British Columbia and Washington. Our research combined content analysis of policy documents and semi-structured stakeholder interviews and questionnaires.

Volume

15

Issue

November

Recommended Citation

Abel, Troy D.; Pelc, Jenni; Miller, Lauren F.; Quarre, Jacqueline; and Mork, Kathryn, "Borders, Barriers, and Breakthroughs in the Cascadia Corridor" (2011). Border Policy Research Institute Publications. 74.
https://cedar.wwu.edu/bpri_publications/74

Subjects - Topical (LCSH)

Biogeography--Political aspects--North Cascades (B.C. and Wash.); Wildlife conservation--Political aspects--North Cascades (B.C. and Wash.); Wildlife management--Political aspects--North Cascades (B.C. and Wash.)

Geographic Coverage

North Cascades (B.C. and Wash.)

Genre/Form

technical reports

Type

Text

Language

English

Format

application/pdf