Anglers, Fishers, and the St. Croix River: Conflict in a Canadian-American Borderland, 1867- 1900

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This article looks at the St. Croix River Valley of New Brunswick and Maine to analyze the international response to a problem of resource property rights and inland fishery access. The St. Croix River Valley along the Canadian-American border demonstrates the difficulties of managing a shared environment.

Community: 
Passamaquoddy
Category: 
Resource, Manuscripts and Publications
Keywords: 
St. Croix River, St. Croix, Maine, New Brunswick, Fishing, Sportsmen, Conservation, Passamaquoddy Bay, Passamaquoddy, Fisheries
Collections: 
Reports/Journals
Original Date: 
1993 October 1st
Creator: 
Neil S. Forkey
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Source: 
Forest & Conservation History, Vol. 37, No. 4 (Oct., 1993), pp. 179-187
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Publisher: 
Forest History Society, American Society for Environmental History, The University of Chicago Press
Subject: 
St. Croix Island