In the River: A Socio-Historical Account of Dialogue and Diaspora
@article{Bell2007InTR, title={In the River: A Socio-Historical Account of Dialogue and Diaspora}, author={M. Bell}, journal={Humanity & Society}, year={2007}, volume={31}, pages={210 - 234} }
I give encouragement to David Nickell and the Between the Rivers community by offering an account of good relations between a government natural resource land management agency and local people: Canada's St. Lawrence Islands National Park and the people of the Thousand Islands, focusing on Grenadier Island. I speak from my perspective as a descendent of the former year-round community on Grenadier. I describe our diaspora, our heated disagreement with the St. Lawrence Islands National Park's… CONTINUE READING
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