Integrating Sustainability Into Major Projects

Acknowledgments

Many major projects around the world are built on indigenous lands and impact indigenous peoples. We acknowledge this and will continue to learn from indigenous peoples about true sustainable development. The authors would like to thank the indigenous communities with whom we have worked over the years for sharing their traditional knowledge and the wisdom of generational thinking for sustainability.

The authors would like to thank the team at Wiley, in particular Margaret Cummins and Kalli Schultea, who have provided guidance and support for the development of the book, from approach and strategy through to production and marketing.

Wayne would like to thank his wife, Eileen, who not only provided enthusiastic support for the book but also provided design guidance, editing of the early draft, and design of the figures in the book. Also, thanks to my three daughters, Lucy, Hannah, and Theresa, for their support in the ongoing challenge of integrating sustainability into every part of our life. I would like to thank all of the sustainability colleagues who have shared their experiences and knowledge, especially Alan MacDonald, who provided invaluable insights and feedback on the initial book concept. And thank you to all of the many people I have worked with on project teams over the last 30 years for sharing their insights, experiences, and knowledge. My opinions are my own and not those of my employer.

Sabrina is most thankful to her husband, Jeffrey, and son, ...