Troubled Tributaries by George Colpitts PAPERBACK 9781773856865

Name: Troubled Tributaries by George Colpitts PAPERBACK 9781773856865
Brand: University of Calgary Press

University of Calgary Press

Explore the fascinating history of Alberta's mountain coldwater streams and the dedicated anglers who fought to protect them. "Troubled Tributaries" by George Colpitts delves into the period between 1900 and 1930, revealing the environmental challenges and conservation efforts of the time. This compelling narrative offers insights into the early days of angling in Alberta and the critical importance of preserving these vital ecosystems. Discover the stories of the people, the fish, and the landscapes that shaped the angling heritage of the Canadian Rockies. The book provides a detailed look at the ecological conditions and the human impact on these sensitive mountain environments. Product Summary: Troubled Tributaries is a historical account of angling and conservation in Alberta from 1900 to 1930, focusing on mountain coldwater streams. Written by George Colpitts and published by University of Calgary Press, this book explores the relationship between anglers and the environment during a formative period for conservation efforts in the region. It covers fish populations, stream health, and the establishment of practices aimed at protecting natural resources.