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• W2000338947 abstract "Through an analysis of the forest restoration policies of the Vancouver Park Board and public reactions to periodic extreme weather events in the Lower Mainland in the twentieth century, this article examines the complicated interrelationship between history, memory, and ecology in the production of the landscape of Stanley Park. Urban park history in North America tends to focus on political, social, and cultural forces that shaped park design in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, but does not account for the role of non-human natural forces. Using an environmental history approach to the study of Stanley Park, this article attempts to demonstrate the role nature played in reshaping the landscape and Park Board policies for British Columbia's best-known urban park. Two major windstorm events in 1934 and 1962 compelled the Park Board to pursue an extensive forest restoration programme for the park in order to re-create a version of nature with the past in mind based on popular perceptions of a ‘virginal' forest. The Park Board's restoration policies reshaped the public imagination of nature by eliminating evidence of natural disturbance and disguising human interventions on the landscape. This created a collective amnesia about natural disturbance in Stanley Park, which persists to the present in light of recent storm events in 2006 and 2007. Powerful non-human forces have always reshaped the landscape of Stanley Park, but the public's ideal park landscape relies on the image of an undisturbed wilderness. The article argues that there was a dialectical relationship between popular perceptions of nature in the park and Park Board forest restoration policies that reinforced the image of the forest as an untouched natural environment. Au travers d'une analyse des politiques de reboisement pratiquees par le Conseil des parcs de Vancouver et des reactions du public face aux evenements meteorologiques extremes qui ont periodiquement touche la region de Vancouver au cours du XXe siecle, cet article examine les liens complexes qui existent entre l'histoire, le souvenir et l'ecologie qui ont faconne le paysage du parc Stanley. L'histoire des parcs urbains en Amerique du Nord traite generalement des forces politiques, sociales et culturelles qui ont influence la conception des parcs aux XIX et XXe siecles, mais elle n'aborde pas la question de l'influence des forces naturelles. A partir de l'histoire de l'environnement du parc Stanley, cet article vise a illustrer le role que la nature a joue dans l'amenagement du parc Stanley et dans les politiques du Conseil concernant le parc urbain le plus repute de Colombie-Britannique. Deux tempetes accompagnees de vents tres forts, en 1934 et 1962, ont contraint le Conseil des parcs a entreprendre un programme de reboisement intensif pour redonner au parc Stanley l'apparence de foret « virginale » que lui pretaient les perceptions populaires. En effacant toute trace des degâts naturels et tout indice d'intervention humaine dans le paysage du parc, les politiques de reamenagement et de reboisement du Conseil des parcs ont influence les conceptions memes que les gens se faisaient de la nature dans le parc. Tout ceci a engendre une amnesie collective concernant les degâts naturels qui surviennent au parc Stanley, amnesie qui perdure a ce jour, comme l'attestent les tempetes de 2006 – 2007. De tous temps, de puissantes forces naturelles ont refaconne le paysage du parc Stanley; toutefois, l'image que le public se fait du parc ideal repose sur celle d'une nature sauvage ordonnee et imperturbable. Cet article soutient qu'il y a une relation dialectique entre les perceptions populaires de la nature dans le parc et les politiques de reamenagement et de reboisement du Conseil des parcs, qui a contribue a perpetuer l'image d'une foret qui serait epargnee par les evenements naturels." @default.
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• W2000338947 title "Restoring Nature: Ecology, Memory, and the Storm History of Vancouver's Stanley Park" @default.
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