Bringing the bald eagle back to Lake Erie / Linda McKeane and D.V. Weseloh

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Mckeane, Linda

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TextSeries: State of the environment fact sheet ; no. 93-3Publication details: [Ottawa, Ont.] : Environment Canada, Conservation and Protection, 1993.Description: 12 p. : col. ill., map (some col.) ; 28 cmISBN:

0662209273
9780662209270

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Bald eagle -- Erie, Lake

Summary: This 12-page fact sheet traces the recent history of the Bald Eagle along the north shore of Lake Erie. It examines the various factors that contributed to the species' disapearance from the Lake Erie ecosystem, outlines the concerted efforts being made to restore breeding populations of eagles to the lake basin, and illustrates why there is cautious optimism thatthe Bald Eagle may once again become a familiar sight along sections of the Lake Erie Shore.

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Book	Research Library Government Documents	Non-fiction	CA1 EN PRO 1993-93-3 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		8252

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This 12-page fact sheet traces the recent history of the Bald Eagle along the north shore of Lake Erie. It examines the various factors that contributed to the species' disapearance from the Lake Erie ecosystem, outlines the concerted efforts being made to restore breeding populations of eagles to the lake basin, and illustrates why there is cautious optimism thatthe Bald Eagle may once again become a familiar sight along sections of the Lake Erie Shore.

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