Canadian Geographic (ed. by Ross W. Smith, Enid Byford, Ian Darragh and Betty Rapkins, David Maclellan et al) - Canadian Geographic: June/July 1985, Volume 105, Number 3 (Fate of world's largest caribou herd; Ukrainian Festival, Dauphin Manitoba; Cleland Island ecological reserve, etc.)

Ottawa: Royal Canadian Geographical Society, 1985. Paper bound, Vol. 105, No. 3. Very good or better condition. 90pp. 260 grams. Note: we have over 200 issues of Canadian Geographic in stock; contact us directly for your orders! This issue includes: Outport resettlement 20 years later: wounds have healed, bitterness lingers by Peter Gard; First you plant a tree, then another by Tom Koppel; Fate of world's largest caribou herd mired in Quebec-Labrador border dispute by Lawrence Jackson; Divvying up the fish: Georges Bank ruling leaves tangled aftermath by Ralph Surette; Ukrainian Festival, Dauphin Manitoba; Cleland Island ecological reserve: a special place specially protected by Martin Ross; Canadian astronomers probing space for clues to origin of universe by Charles Wyatt; Helping the eels over the dam by Dane Larken.

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