Book by Searle, D. Richard
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RICK SEARLE grew up on the edge of Riding Mountain National Park and worked as an interpreter for Parks Canada at both Riding Mountain and Kootenay. Since leaving Parks Canada, he has worked for Manitoba Provincial Parks, completed a master's degree in resource management, and provided consulting services to a variety of park agencies. He teaches in the Department of Geography at University of Victoria and is the author of numerous articles on park-related issues.
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Clean, tight, unmarked; very minimal wear; appears unread; "A hard-hitting and passionate examination of why Canada's national parks are failing to protect the wild within - and what must be done to correct this problem. Searle argues that these haves are in the midst of a slow death, not from one cause, but from 'a thousand cuts'.". Seller Inventory # 002195
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good ++. First Thus. SUBTITLED : ` The Struggle to Save Canada's National Parks '. LEARN more about : montane, wilderness, James B. Harkin, Kejimkujik, Kouchibouguac, Terra Nova, guided hikes, ecological integrity, campsite, and Discordant Harmonies. UNillustrated. Cond : Paper wrapper is green with light green lettering. Front cover photo by Daniel J. Cox shows a canoe on an early morning misty lake. Volume clean, square, and bright. Minimal wear. No names, Excekllent reading copy. Quote (p. 138) : " ._._. and outside their boundaries. So, unlike the philosophy that had guided national park management through the first quarter century, which held that parks were for tourism, resource exploitation, and profit, Harkin saw these two things for what they were _._._. ." Size: 8vo. Seller Inventory # 012011
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