Salish Archipelago: Environment and Society in the Islands Within and Adjacent to the Salish Sea (Asia-Pacific Environment Monographs)

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Contributors
1. Introduction
Part One: Environment
	2. Weather and Climate and the Islands of the Salish Sea: Everything in Moderation, with a Few Extremes for Interest
	3. Oceanography of the Salish Sea
	4. Geology and Geomorphology
	5. Postglacial Dispersal and Ecosystem Assembly in the San Juan and Gulf Islands
Part Two: History
	6. Origin Stories of the Central Salish Archipelago
	7. The Longevity of Coast Salish Presence: An Archaeological History of the Salish Sea
	8. Lig̱wiłda’x̱w Expansion into Northern Coast Salish Lands in the Nineteenth Century
	9. At the Edge of the Salish Sea: The Nuu-chah-nulth and their Relatives in Broader Context
	10. Abundance and Resilience in the Salish Sea
Part Three: Society
	11. Living on the Salish Sea
	12. Population: Past, Present and Future
	13. Indigenous Political, Linguistic and Cultural Renaissance
	14. Leaving Valdes, Staying Lyackson: Voices of the Indigenous Community of Valdes Island
	15. Place and Self-Governance: Gabriola and the Autonomous Local
Part Four: Environmental Management
	16. Salmon and the Salish Sea: A Transboundary Approach to Salmon Recovery
	17. Water: Sources, Supply and Governance
	18. Culture Change and Conservation
	19. The Absence of Island Thinking on Vancouver Island
	20. Indigenous Co-management of Salish Sea Protected Areas
Epilogue: Reflecting on Change