R1.1. Association for Canadian and Quebec Literatures, Ottawa Congress 2009 (accepted and postponed): "Holding hands, forming a new biotic circle, regionaltiy, community, and the geopsyche in Native and Non-Native ecological poetry."

R1.2 5th World Environmental Education Conference Montreal 2009: "Searching for the Canadian Thoreau: Environmental education and the Canadian Classroom."

R1.3. 5th World Environmental Education Conference Montreal 2009: "Re-nude reciprocity: IK, the geopsyche and teaching keys to responsible membership in biotic communities."

R1.4. Association for the Study of Literture and the Environement 2009 (Victoria) + Association for Literature, Environment, and Culture in Canada: "Housekeeping and keeping the feminine sacred: Kristjana Gunnars and the emerging ecological poetry of Canada."

R1.1. Association for Canadian and Quebec Literatures, Ottawa Congress 2009 (accepted and postponed): "Holding hands, forming a new biotic circle, regionaltiy, community, and the geopsyche in Native and Non-Native ecological poetry."

R1.2 5th World Environmental Education Conference Montreal 2009: "Searching for the Canadian Thoreau: Environmental education and the Canadian Classroom."

R1.3. 5th World Environmental Education Conference Montreal 2009: "Re-nude reciprocity: IK, the geopsyche and teaching keys to responsible membership in biotic communities."

R1.4. Association for the Study of Literture and the Environement 2009 (Victoria) + Association for Literature, Environment, and Culture in Canada: "Housekeeping and keeping the feminine sacred: Kristjana Gunnars and the emerging ecological poetry of Canada."

R2.1. CFP Essays in Candian Literature (ESC) Call for proposals on "skin" 2008 (not accepted): "Fur-to-skin connections: the Ecopoetic practices of Canadian poets Erin Moore, Karen Connelly, Jane Munro, & Lorna Crozier." ; 

R2.2 "Nature Matters" Conference - York University, October 2007 (Hosted by Cate Sandilands, Canadian Research Chair, Sustainability and Culture: "Checking the remembered body: and ecofeminist consideration of the body in global landscape in Camilla Gibb's Sweetness in the Belly

R2.3 International Poetic Ecologies Brussels 2008: "Be-me-at)ing and the Edened: Canadian ecofeminist poets exploring the jouissance of survival and satisfaction."

R2.4. International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature, and Culture, Morelia, Mexico, January 2008 (lack of funding prevented participation.)

R2.5. Association of Canadian College and University Teachers of English 2005 (accepted but asked to choose between presenting this proposal or the Don McKay paper): "Bearing their b(r)easts: Exploring Ecocritical and Ecofeminist Perspectives in Canadian Animal Stories.

R2.6. Association for the Theatre Research 1996 -- Congress Montreal 1996 -- Presentation led to publication in Canadian Theatre Review: "Life doesn't seem natural:" Ecofeminism and the Reclaiming of the Feminine Spirit in Cindy Cowan's A Woman from the Sea.

R3.1. CFP Anthology on Hunting and Philosophy, July 2009: "Canadian poet hunters: Reconciling what's 'natural', 'primal', and 'compassionate' with the inner 'intellectual' environmentalism."

R3.2. CFP Anthology on Hunting and Philosophy, July 2009: "Fur-to-skin: Decentring the myths of feminine extremes by finding the hunter within the hunted in Canadian poetry."

R3.3 Environmental Studies Association Canada 2007 (Congress Saskatoon): "The Fry(e)d, the rare, and the well-done: The Promising Miracle of Canadian Post-pastoral."

R3.4. Association for the Study of Literature and Environment 2005 (Eugene Oregon): "Pan-Fry(e) ing Nature: The promising Miracle of a Canadian Post-pastoral II."

R3.5. Association of a Canadian College and University Teachers of English (ACCUTE) 2005 (Publication of article in Canadian Poetry): "Mapping their language on each tiny roof": Exploring the 'geopsyche' of Don McKay's (eco)poetry."

Appendix Tab 4 Contents note:

R4.1. CFP: "Performance in an ge of eco-crisis" for Canadian Theatre Review. "Pregnant(Sea) Miscarried : Ecofeminism and Michael Cook's Poetics of Denigration."

R5.1. Founding Conference for a Canadian Association of Creative Writing Teachers

R5.2. Association of Writers and Writing Programs (not accepted, compiled and composed by Karl Jirgens, University of Windsor):  "Practical Bridges between Literary & Theory and Creative Writing Practice."

R5.3. Association of Writers and Writing Programs (not accepted, compiled and composed by Matthew Cooperman, University of Colorado): "The Art of Collaboration : Community, Interdisciplinarity and Conversation."

Appendix Tab 6 Contents note:

Algoma University Research Fund: "Revisioning borderlands, frontiers and the North: Indigenous Knowledge and representations of the geopsyche in native and non-native ecological poetry of Northern Ontario."

Laurentian University Research Fund: "Exploring an emerging ecofeminist Canadian literature within the global community -- revisioning 'practical essentialism' through the geopsych."

Appendix Tab 7 Contents note:

"Attending Guilt-Free Birdspeak and Treetalk: an Ecofeminist Reading of the 'Geopsyche' in the Poetry of Don McKay, Canadian Poetry 55 (Fall/Winter) 65-85, 2004.

Appendix Tab 8 Contents note:

"that every feather is a pen, but living, // DESIRE: THE METAPOETICS OF DON MCKAY'S BIRDING, or desire," Studies in Canadian Literature 19(2): 14-19, 1994.

Appendix Tab 9: Contents note:

"Ecofeminist Canadian Literature," Teaching North American Environmental Literature, Christensen, Long, and Waage, eds. MLA: New York, 2008: 328-334.

Appendix Tab 10 Contents note:

Be-(me-at)ing and the Eden-ed: Animal Trafficking and the woman-nature link - Practical essentialism in Canadian poets Kathleen Forsythe and Cathy Ford. International Poetic Ecologies, Brussels, 2008.