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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.

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 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 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 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 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."