Marsh, John S.

"I immigrated to Canada in 1963 and gained a PhD from the University of Calgary in 1972. Since then I have been a Professor of Geography at Trent University in Peterborough ON.

In 1971 I co-authored the first guidebook to Glacier National Park BC.

In 1974-76 I was the Editor of Interpretation Canada (Newsletter of the Association of Canadian Interpreter's).

In 1975, with Fred Helleiner, I wrote an Eco-Tour of the Trans-Canada Highway from White River to Thunder Bay which was published by the Canadian Forest Service in 1979.

In 1975 I prepared a report on Employment and Training in Interpretation in Canada.

In 1976 I prepared a report on the History of Pukaskwa National Park as a basis for interpretive talks and publications.

In 1981 I was the organiser of the Interpretation Canada Conference at Stony Lake ON.

In 1983 I wrote, with John Woods, Snow War: Illustrated History of Rogers Pass.

In 1985 I was the organiser of the Interpretation Canada Conference at Stony Lake ON.

In 1986 I taught a three-month course in Chengdu China on protected area planning and management to the managers of Panda reserves.

In 1995 I received the Parks Canada Award."