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Posted by: The_Beaver Posted on: Jan 15^th, 2009 at 4:58pm	Quote
Agreed. Great read. I like all the detail. You are correct; very fragile ecosystem that requires our care and stewardship. The Beaver

Posted by: Chad_Kopet - Ex Member
Posted on: Jan 15^th, 2009 at 3:36pm

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This is a great book, and IMHO, a must read for anyone who travels the parks, especially fisherman. It is very informative (almost to informative, making it a little hard to follow) on the different niches in the wilderness. For fisherman to read they would get a LOT better understing of just how FRAGILE the underwater ecosystem is and how vulnerable it is to overfishing. Please, I incourage everyone to at least thumb through this one.

Posted by: johnhens Posted on: Jan 10^th, 2007 at 10:50pm	Quote
I bought this recently, used and it seems to be a Good book of the Natural History of the BWCA

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