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Three Rivers The Yukon's Great Boreal Wilderness

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Margaret Atwood(Author), John Ralston Saul(Author), Courtney Milne(Author), Juri Peepre(Author), Sarah Locke(Author) et al
148 pages, colour photos, maps
Three Rivers
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  • Three Rivers ISBN: 9781550173659 Hardback Dec 2006 Out of Print #161223
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Previously unknown to the outside world, the Yukon's Three Rivers watershed is emerging as an environmental issue of global importance – a key piece of the boreal region. The boreal forest is like a green banner draped around the northern hemisphere. It is the world' s largest expanse of intact forest, covering nearly 11 percent of our planet' s surface. Every breath we take is in part a gift from this immense, earth-circling ecosystem. Now the renewed Mackenzie Valley pipeline proposal, the Alaska Pipeline and escalating energy and mineral exploration in the north all threaten this last world-scale refuge of natural values – and conservationists around the world are mobilizing to defend it.

Three Rivers focuses on one of the most strategic undisturbed regions left in the world, an oceanic wilderness that is under threat from gas and mining development. Packed with awe-inspiring photography, art and writings by such notables as Courtney Milne, Margaret Atwood and John Ralston Saul, this sumptuous volume offers an unforgettable tour of a natural wonderland so rich in grizzly bears, wolves, caribou, peregrine falcons and wildflowers most will have difficulty believing such a place still exists.

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Out of Print
Margaret Atwood(Author), John Ralston Saul(Author), Courtney Milne(Author), Juri Peepre(Author), Sarah Locke(Author) et al
148 pages, colour photos, maps
Media reviews

"The boreal forest of the north, which covers nearly 11 per cent of the Earth's surface, is vital to our ecosystem, but it is under threat as a result of escalating energy and mineral exploration. This book has been produced to raise awareness of the issue, but it is far from being a dry political tract. The writing is engaging and the photography is breathtaking; this is a book to return to again and again."
– Linda Bates, Vancouver Sun

"The book is a prize to be cherished by anyone who appreciates great photography, fine writing and untrammelled nature."
– Edgar Dunning, The Delta Optimist

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