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Twenty years ago, Working for Wildlife was published to wide acclaim. It remains the definitive history of the beginnings of wildlife consciousness in Canada.

When Banff National Park was established by the federal government in the late 1880s, wildlife protection was not a top priority. By 1922, however, the government had hosted the first Dominion-Provincial Conference on Wild Life Protection, and wildlife preservation had become part of established government policy. Janet Foster shows how, in the early decades of this century, a small band of dedicated civil servants...

One day you could be walking down the street and trip over something. Or maybe you take a tumble on your favorite bike. You might hurt your hand or stub your toe; you never know But there's a word for when these things happen: OUCHIWAHWAH

Hurts aren't always physical. Sometimes you feel the pain inside, you can still say OUCHIWAHWAH Everyone can get hurt, from your sibling to your parents to even your pup. Try to remember the pain will pass, and in the meantime ... well, you know what to say

Here's a book to make boo-boos better, and you can tell your parents, too. If...

One day you could be walking down the street and trip over something. Or maybe you take a tumble on your favorite bike. You might hurt your hand or stub your toe; you never know But there's a word for when these things happen: OUCHIWAHWAH

Hurts aren't always physical. Sometimes you feel the pain inside, you can still say OUCHIWAHWAH Everyone can get hurt, from your sibling to your parents to even your pup. Try to remember the pain will pass, and in the meantime ... well, you know what to say

Here's a book to make boo-boos better, and you can tell your parents, too. If...

Written by a Clinical Nurse Specialist for Clinical Nurse Specialists, this text explores the expanding roles and responsibilities of the CNS--from core competencies and theoretical foundations for practice to caring for the hospitalized adult to shaping the healthcare system through the CNS's spheres of influence.

With a special emphasis on the practical application in clinical practice the author uses a body-system approach to guide readers through evidence-based collaborative and independent nursing interventions within the framework of the CNS role.