Author: Canadian Geographic (ed. by Ross W. Smith, Enid Byford, Ian Darragh and Betty Rapkins, David Maclellan et al)
Title: Canadian Geographic: June/July 1984, Volume 104, Number 3 (Opossum and marsupial; Exploring the Queen Charlottes; Vancouver's fancy floating homes; Dragonflies and damselflies, etc.)
Description: Ottawa: Royal Canadian Geographical Society, 1984. Paper bound, Vol. 104, No. 3. Two copies of this issue available, in very good or better condition. 90pp. 250 grams. Note: we have over 200 issues of Canadian Geographic in stock; contact us directly for your orders! This issue includes: Toronto's ravines: wilderness thrives inside Canada's biggest city by Richard Hall; Our own opossum and only marsupial by Wayne Lynch; Fish farming in BC: cultured salmon, oysters, clams and mussels by Vivien Bowers; Minister's Island, NB: Van Horne estate lies empty but not forgotten by Richard Wilbur; Exploring the Queen Charlottes by Richard Harrington; Vancouver's fancy floating homes by Liz Pope; Foraging for fine fish fossils at Fossil Fish Lake by Judith Wilson; Dragonflies and damselflies are so much fun to watch by Bernard Jackson; Outside, it's a modest NWT church; but wait till you see inside! by Janet Wright.

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