Book
Struggle Over Utah’s San Rafael Swell: Wilderness, National
Conservation Areas and National Monuments.
Tucson, Arizona: University of Arizona Press, 2007.
Journal Articles and
Book Chapters
“A Global
Adventure and Conservation Icon” Pp. 27-38 in Culture, History and Identity: Landscapes of Inhabitation in the Mount
Kilimanjaro Area, Tanzania edited by Timothy A.R. Clack and published by British
Archaeological Reports for the Cambridge Monographs in African Archaeology
Series. Oxford, 2009.
“The Influence of
Location on Local Attitudes Towards Community Conservation on Mount
Kilimanjaro,” Society and Natural
Resources. 21(5):371-386, 2008. (M.
Durrant and J. Durrant).
“In Public Land Ranching
is the Preservation of Western Landscapes,” Rangelands 27(6):1-5, 2005.
“Student contributions
to understanding conservation and community on Mount Kilimanjaro,” Journal
of Geography 103(6):249-261,
2004. (J. Durrant, M. Durrant and M.
Jackson).
“Public attitudes
towards Wilderness Study Area designation and use in southeastern Utah,” Environmental Management 33(2):271-83,
2004. (J. Durrant and J. M. Shumway).
“Global environments and rural communities:
Geographical approaches to enhancing community conservation initiatives” Pp. 369-374 in Barney Warf, Don Janelle, and
Kathy Hansen (eds.), WorldMinds:
Geographical Perspectives on 100 Problems.
Kluwer Academic Publishers: Dordrecht, Netherlands and New York,
2004. (J. Durrant and M. Jackson).
“Explorations with
qualitative inquiry courses and Geographic Information Systems,” Qualitative
Research Journal October (Special Issue): 41-56, 2003.
“The wilderness movement
and the historical development of vehicle routes on federal public land,” The
Journal of the West 42(2): 83-92, 2003.
“On redefining
development as humane and sustainable” (refereed commentary), Annals of the Association of American
Geographers 88(2): 311-314, 1998.
Published Conference
Papers (refereed)
Durrant, Jeffrey O.;
Durrant, Marie B.; Kaswamila, Abuid; Jackson, Mark W.; Thurgood, Lisette B.;
Udall, Sarah. 2003. Mount Kilimanjaro Community Conservation
Service. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 26:488-95.
Thurgood, Lisette B.; Kaswamila, Abuid; Marandu, Mathias Andrew; Durrant, Jeffrey O.; Durrant, Marie B. 2003.
Kilimanjaro residents’ attitudes towards formal protection and
Kilimanjaro National Park. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences
26:506-14.
Durrant, Marie B.; Carr, Elizabeth P.; Durrant,
Jeffrey O. 2003. Chagga communities on Mount Kilimanjaro:
Attachment to place through tradition, family, and dependence on the land. Papers
of the Applied Geography Conferences 26:496-505.
Carr, Elizabeth P.;
Thurgood, Lisette B.; Durrant, Jeffrey O.; Durrant, Marie B. 2003.
Community and environmental change on Mount Kilimanjaro. Papers
of the Applied Geography Conferences 26:515-22.
Durrant, Jeffrey O. 2001.
Applying geographical techniques to land use/land cover change in and
around protected areas. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences
24:9-18.
Durrant Jeffrey O. and
J. Matthew Shumway. 2000. In pursuit of
understanding place: The transformation of the rural west from Old to New in
Emery County, Utah. Papers
of the Applied Geography Conferences 23:81-88.
Shumway,
J. Matthew and Jeffrey O. Durrant.
2000. The identification of
public land issues in the Colorado River basin: A survey of federal, state, and
local land use managers, Papers of
the Applied Geography Conferences 23:89-96.
Published Conference Papers (non-refereed)
Durrant,
Jeffrey O. and Marie B. Durrant. 2002. Ecological and social monitoring of protected
areas in an era of globalization. Papers of the Biennial Conference of the
International Association for the Study of Common Property. Victoria Falls,
Zimbabwe.
Jackson,
Mark W.; Durrant, Jeffrey O.; and Ezra Owen.
2002. Development of an effective
landscape monitoring and management program on and around Mount Kilimanjaro,
Tanzania. Papers of the 2002 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing
Symposium, Toronto, Canada.
Additional Publications
“Wilderness at the County Scale” Report produced for
Office of Chris Cannon, U.S. Congress, (2008).
“Local man gets firsthand look at Rwanda’s plight”
(Newspaper Article), Provo Daily
Herald, 1995.
“National Monument Isn’t
a Swell Idea for Emery County” (Opinion Piece),
The Salt Lake Tribune,
March 17, 2002.
“Proposal is a
Monumental Risk” (Opinion Piece), Emery County Progress, February 19, 2002.
“Community ‘Voice’ Dilemmas,” Emery
County Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), March 20, 2002.
“Local Residents Express Attitudes towards Wilderness Study Areas,” Emery
County Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), April 23, 2002.
“The Need for Dialogue and Information Critical,” Emery
County Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), August 20, 2002.
“Rowing Along National Monument Processes,” Emery County
Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), September 3, 2002.
“The Wilderness Monopoly on ‘Preserving’ Public Land,” Emery
County Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), September 17, 2002.
“The Toll Booth Trend,” Emery County Progress (Public Land Focus Column), October 1, 2002.
“Mapping Public Land,” Emery County Progress (Public Land Focus Column), October 15, 2002.
“Public Land Appears to be about Water,” Emery County
Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), November 5, 2002.
“What’s Next for the San Rafael Swell?,” Emery County
Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), November 19, 2002.
“Diminishing Leftovers—Changing Focus of the BLM,” Emery
County Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), December 10, 2002.
“BLM’s First NCA,” Emery County
Progress (Public Land Focus Column), January 28, 2003.
“Coyote Pragmatism,” Emery County Progress (Public Land Focus Column), February 18, 2003.
“Family Motors and Backcountry Boots,” Emery County Progress (Public Land Focus Column), April 15, 2003.
“Looking at ‘Nonsubstantive’ comment to the BLM,” Emery
County Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), May 13, 2003.
“Do We Have the Right to Get Lost?,” Emery County Progress (Public Land Focus Column), June 17, 2003.
“San Rafael Swell Advisory Group Seeks Input,” Emery County
Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), July 8, 2003.
“Sacrificing Locals on the National Alter,” Emery County
Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), July 22, 2003.
“The Lure of Vast Tracts of Public Land,” Emery County
Progress (Public Land Focus
Column), August 19, 2003.
“Alaska’s Steese Highway,” Emery County Progress (Public Land Focus Column), September 2, 2003.
Presentations and Symposiums
“Assessing Assessment: Geography Graduates and non-major
performance on a geography exit exam” Building bridges between cultures through
geographic education, International Geographic Union Symposium, Fatih
University, Istanbul, Turkey, July 8-10, 2010.
“Teaching Large Sections
of World Regional Geography” Annual Meeting of the National Geographic
Education Council, San Juan, Puerto Rico, September 23-26, 2009. (Poster Session)
“In Public Land Ranching
is the Preservation of Western Landscapes” Semi-annual meeting of the Utah
Association of Counties, Salt lake City, Utah, April 16, 2008.
“Evolution of the BLM’s
National Landscape Conservation System: Focus on Utah’s San Rafael Swell” Annual Meeting of the Association of American
Geographers, San Francisco, California, April 20, 2007.
“Public Attitudes and
the Role of ORV Interests in Shaping Public Land Policy in Southeastern
Utah” 11th International
Symposium on Society and Resource Management, Ostersund, Sweden, June 16-19,
2005.
“Linking N6 and GIS in
Coursework and Student Research Projects” Teaching Qualitative Methods with
Qualitative Software: A Working Conference for Teachers Using QSR Software
Tools. Center for Education Research,
University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.
April 28, 2003.
“Community and
Conservation on Kilimanjaro” Poster Presentation, Seventh Biennial Scientific
Conference on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: Beyond the Arch—Community and
Conservation in Greater Yellowstone and East Africa. Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National
Park. 2003.
“Geo-Referencing
Qualitative Data.” Annual Meeting of the
Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 5, 2003.
“Ecological and Social
Monitoring of Protected Areas in an Era of Globalization.” Biennial Conference of the International
Association for the Study of Common Property. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe June
17-21, 2002.
“Ranching and the Modern
San Rafael Swell.” Bureau of Land
Management Symposium: San Rafael Swell as a National Monument?” September 20, 2002. Castle Dale, Utah.
“Emery County, the San
Rafael Swell, and the Emergence of Protective Designations on Federal Public
Land” Presentation at public forum on
the future of the San Rafael Swell, sponsored by the Castle Country Rural
Alliance. December 7, 2002. Castle Dale,
Utah.
“Applying Geographical
Techniques to Land Use/Land Cover Analysis In and Around Protected Areas.” Applied Geography Conference. Fort Worth,
Texas, November 14-17, 2001.
“In Pursuit of
Understanding Place: The Transformation of the Rural West from Old to New in
Emery County, Utah.” Applied Geography
Conference. Tampa, Florida, October 11-14, 2000.
“The Necessity of
Context in Federal Public Land Use Designations.” Annual Meeting of the Great Plains/Rocky
Mountain Division, Association of American Geographers. Provo, Utah, September
2000.
“Wilderness, National
Conservation Areas, and the San Rafael Swell.” Session Organizer/Discussant,
additional discussants: BLM, Emery County Public Lands Council, Utah Wilderness
Coalition. Annual Meeting of the Great Plains/Rocky Mountain Division,
Association of American Geographers. Provo, Utah. 2000.
“Grappling for Control
of Public Land: BLM, Emery County, and Wilderness Coalition Mapping of Utah’s
San Rafael Swell.” Sustaining Rural
Environments Conference. Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona. 1999.
“Land and Talk:
Discourse Struggle Over the San Rafael Swell.”
Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Honolulu,
Hawaii. 1999.
“Scared Space: Hawaii
Hiking Environments and Leptospirosis.”
Annual Meeting of the Great Plains/Rocky Mountain Division of the
Association of American Geographers. Lawrence, Kansas. 1998.
“A Process of
Exploration and Change: The Moab Case Study.”
Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Boston, Massachusetts. 1998.
“Mariners and Missionaries: The Hawaiian Islands and
the Exploration Process.” Pioneers in
the Pacific Conference. Laie,
Hawaii. 1997.
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