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 Canadian Geographic Contributors
Tom Carpenter
“There is a kind of pure deduction involved in Peter De Groot’s work that’s extremely
appealing,” says Canadian Geographic contributing editor Tom Carpenter. “He starts
with DNA in skin samples and ends up with information about how far bears wander and
whether rhinos are sociable. Logic takes him where field research can’t go.” For the past 20 years, Carpenter has worked as a writer and editor with magazines including Canadian Geographic, Harrowsmith and Cottage Life. He is also a
student at the School of Policy Studies at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ont.
Last updated: November/December 2005
Photo: TELFER CARPENTER
Articles to which Tom Carpenter has contributed (15)
House of the future
Article ID#: 678
Who’s your daddy?
By decoding patterns of paternity, a Canadian geneticist rethinks polar bear and rhinoceros population dynamics
Article ID#: 798
Neighbourhood fusion
Merge traditional downtown blocks with the suburban labyrinth, and you end up with a development that encourages neighbourliness
Article ID#: 874
Guzzler growth
Source: Canadian Geographic, May/June 2005
Department:
Discovery
Contributors:
Tom Carpenter
Article ID#: 900
First, we take New Amsterdam
Place names
Article ID#: 995
Glass evidence
Source: Canadian Geographic, July/August 2004
Department:
Discovery
Contributors:
Tom Carpenter
Article ID#: 1054
Reviews
Best of the year - Canadian Geographic's top picks on wildlife and the environment
Article ID#: 1093
Redrawing Canada
Source: Canadian Geographic, March/April 2004
Department:
Discovery
Contributors:
Tom Carpenter
Article ID#: 1120
Reviews
Article ID#: 1125
Bug-free mosquitoes
Source: Canadian Geographic, July/August 2003
Department:
Discovery
Contributors:
Tom Carpenter
Article ID#: 1537
Far-from-home game
Source: Canadian Geographic, July/August 2003
Department:
Discovery
Contributors:
Tom Carpenter
Article ID#: 1539
Suing city hall
Source: Canadian Geographic, May/June 2003
Department:
Discovery
Contributors:
Tom Carpenter
Article ID#: 1705
The dredge report
Article ID#: 1608
Treasured islands
For the early fishing families who settled on Quebec's North Shore, the Mingan archipelage offered protection from rough seas. Today, it is the islands themselves that are being protected
Article ID#: 2653
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