Maybe National Park: consultation, conservation, and conflict in the Okanagan-Similkameen

First Nations advocate conscientious, careful use, tied to their culture and history. First Nations balanced use of the land to preserve its integrity.

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Published inBC studies Vol. 186; no. 186; pp. 9 - 38
Main Author Grego, Caroline Elizabeth
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Vancouver The University of British Columbia - BC Studies 22.06.2015
Pacific Affairs. The University of British Columbia
Subjects
21st century
British Columbia
Canada
Cultural identity
Environmental management
Environmental movement
Environmental planning
Environmental policy
Feasibility studies
Indigenous populations
Mountains
National parks
National parks and reserves
Native North Americans
Natural areas
Okanagan Valley
Parks Canada
Political aspects
Protection and preservation
River ecology
Stakeholders
Wildlife protection
British Columbia
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Summary:First Nations advocate conscientious, careful use, tied to their culture and history. First Nations balanced use of the land to preserve its integrity.
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ISSN:0005-2949