Cultural Landscapes in the National Park Service

Webb, Melody

doi:10.2307/3377331

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“…Whenever a National Park is designated, it either occupies a space with no pre-existing permanent land use, it attempts to define its boundaries based on pre-existing land use to exclude as much pre-occupied land as possible, or it arbitrarily creates boundaries that ignore needs of pre-existing residents (Dilsaver and Wykoff 2005;Webb 1987). In most modern parks agriculture, logging, or mining preceded the designation of park boundaries (Dilsaver and Wykoff 2005;Lockhart 2006;Reich 2001).…”

Section: Local Discourse Versus Conservation Discourse In United Statmentioning

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Oyster feuds: conflicting discourses and outcomes in Point Reyes, California

Leslie-Bole

Perramond

2017

Journal of Political Ecology

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The closure of Drake's Bay Oyster Farm in Point Reyes National Seashore, California, ignited a heated local and national conflict regarding the roles of stewardship and conservation and private business in protected areas. It is vital to examine parks and conservation critically to identify places where they are exacerbating resource struggles that often result from globalization and development, in the United States and in other countries. This article uses Foucauldian discourse analysis to identify conflicting discourses present in this conflict and to analyze knowledge and power in relation to issues of resource and land use in protected areas. This analysis highlights differences in scale and logic between the discourse used by local stakeholders, and the discourse used by conservation organizations and Park officials, in the Point Reyes conflict and in other National Parks. Key Words: Political ecology, discourse, aquaculture, oysters, Foucault, National Parks, conservation, land stewardship, Point Reyes, protected areas RésuméLa fermeture de Drake's Bay Oyster Farm situé près de Point Reyes, Californie, a déclenché un conflit local et national concernant les rôles de l'administration de la conservation et de l'entreprise privée dans les zones protégées. Il est essentiel d'examiner de façon critique la conservation des parcs et d'identifier les endroits où ils exacerbent les luttes pour les ressources qui sont souvent le résultat de la mondialisation et du développement, à la fois aux États-Unis et à l'étranger. Cet article utilise une analyse Foucauldienne sur ses principes du discours pour identifier les contradictions présentes dans ce conflit, et d'analyser la connaissance et le savoir/pouvoir quant aux questions de gestion des ressources et de l'utilisation des terres dans les zones protégées. Cette analyse met en évidence les différences en importance d'échelle et de logique entre le discours tenu par les acteurs locaux et le discours tenu par les organismes de conservation et des agents responsables du parc, tant à la fois dans le conflit de Point Reyes et dans ceux d'autres parcs nationaux. Mots clés: Huîtres, Point Reyes, discours, conservation, parcs nationaux. ResumenEl cierre de Drake Bay Oyster Farm en punto Reyes National Seashore, California, encendió un conflicto intenso local y nacional con respecto a las funciones de manejo y conservación de las empresas privadas en áreas protegidas. Es vital examinar parques nacionales y la conservación de forma crítica para identificar los lugares donde están exacerbando luchas de recursos que a menudo resultan de la globalización y el desarrollo en los Estados Unidos y al extranjero. Este trabajo utiliza un análisis de discurso foucaultiano para identificar discursos contradictorios presentes en este conflict, y para mobilizar el concepto del saber/poder en relación con cuestiones de recursos y uso del suelo en áreas protegidas. Este análisis pone de relieve diferencias en escala y lógica del discurso utilizado por los actores locales y el discu...

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Section: Local Discourse Versus Conservation Discourse In United Statmentioning

confidence: 99%

Oyster feuds: conflicting discourses and outcomes in Point Reyes, California

Leslie-Bole

Perramond

2017

Journal of Political Ecology

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“…Sauer often used the methodology of market and descriptor analysis. After Sauer, Richard Hartshorn and Wilbur Zelinsky contributed to the formation and development of the cultural geography (Webb, 1987). Since the 1980s, the direction of "geography of a new culture" has been characterized (White, 2004).…”

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Teaching and Learning foundation of the elective course "Cultural Geography"

Ayzhan

Kulyash

Kulash

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WJET

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At present, one of the urgent problems is the systematization of information on elective courses and the identification of methodological features of its implementation. The article presents the program of the elective course " Cultural geography" for classes of the natural-mathematical direction. In addition, the methodological structure of the course " Cultural geography " has been worked out. The article provides an analytical review of the latest sources on the cultural geagraphy in Russian and English. Keywords: elective course, geography of culture, program, annual plan, methodological structure.

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A Landscape Approach for Sustainability Science

2012

Sustainability Science

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Cultural Landscapes in the National Park Service

Cited by 6 publications

References 17 publications

Oyster feuds: conflicting discourses and outcomes in Point Reyes, California

Oyster feuds: conflicting discourses and outcomes in Point Reyes, California

Teaching and Learning foundation of the elective course "Cultural Geography"

A Landscape Approach for Sustainability Science

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