American Wildlife Policy and Environmental Ideology: Poisoning Coyotes, 1939-1972

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“Most Fruitful Results”: Transborder Approaches to Canadian‐American Environmental History

“…All the while, Canada often boasted of the abundance of its large game, and emphasized that abundance by donating animals to foreign collections (Dunlap 1991;Jones 2002;Colpitts 2002;. Thomas Dunlap's (1984, 1986 work on predator control already proves the value of comparative work on that topic, but Theodore Catton's (1997) and John Sandlos's (2007) separate examinations of the roles of aboriginal people in national parks in Alaska and the Northwest Territories offer only unrealized evidence that a comparative study would repay the effort. Other studies relating to aboriginal people and national parks offer similar tantalizing evidence.…”