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Overview"Look through The Lens of Time with two expert observers who have been examining landscape change in the Canadian Rockies for over twenty-five years - national park biologist Cliff White and Canadian Rockies historian Ted Hart. Working with historical photographs, White has retraced the steps of the original photographers and taken new shots in the same locales, a technique known as ""repeat photography."" Comparing these images side-by-side, White and Hart show the dramatic changes to the Rockies landscape that have occurred in the past 125 years. This unique collaboration is illustrated with over 100 sets of striking ""then and now"" images covering terrain from Calgary and the foothills, through the Bow Valley, to Banff National Park, the eastern- and western-most slopes of the Rockies, and north to the Columbia Icefield and Jasper National Park. The Lens of Time is at once a showcase for the beauty of the Rocky Mountain landscape and a valuable source of information about ecological and cultural change in this world-famous region." Full Product DetailsAuthor: Cliff White , E.J. (Ted) HartPublisher: University of Calgary Press Imprint: University of Calgary Press Dimensions: Width: 24.30cm , Height: 2.00cm , Length: 30.50cm Weight: 1.446kg ISBN: 9781552382370ISBN 10: 1552382370 Pages: 320 Publication Date: 30 December 2007 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: Awaiting stock ![]() Table of Contents"Introduction; Into The Mountains: Blackfoot Crossing to Canmore; A Keystone Species?: The Role of Mountain Peoples in the Historic Ecosystem; Birthplace of Parks: Banff Environs; ""If We Can't Export the Scenery..."": Railways and Park Establishment; The California-Banff Beeline: Banff to Windermere; ""Dividends in Gold & Dividends in Human Units"": Government and Private Enterprise Develop the Parks; Heart of the Rockies: Lake Louise, Red Deer Valley, Yoho, and the Icefields; Unimpaired For Future Generations: Balancing Park Use and Preservation; The Northwest Passage by Land: Jasper to Edmonton; Synthesis: The Processes of Landscape Change; Index."ReviewsAuthor InformationCliff White is a biologist with Parks Canada, based in Banff, Alberta. A fourth-generation Banffite, he has a PhD in forest ecology from the University of British Columbia. E.J. (Ted) Hart is the executive director of the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies in Banff, Alberta. He has been actively involved in the archival and museological fields of Canadian Rockies history for nearly thirty-five years and has served as mayor of the town of Banff. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |