More than the sum of our parks : First Nations' Territories and Protected Areas in BC

Carruthers, David

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More than the sum of our parks : First Nations' Territories and Protected Areas in BC

Authors : Carruthers, David

Year of Publication : 1997

Language : en

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Publisher : Ecotrust Canada and Ecotrust

Resource/Dataset Location : http://www.ecotrust.org

URI : http://hdl.handle.net/1834/19545

Place of Publication : Vancouver, Canada

Subject: Uncontrolled keywords : Environment | Planning | Natural areas

Notes : Accompanies monograph of the same title.

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