The last great place

Article Abstract:

The tidelands of the Connecticut River was named in 1993 by the Nature Conservancy as one of the 40 last 'great places in the world'. The place is home to several marine life, as well as other forms of wildlife such as swans. The river has a crystal clear water teeming with salmons.

Appreciation, Connecticut, Wildlife conservation, Tidal marshes, Salt marshes, Connecticut River

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The worm diggers' dilemma

Article Abstract:

Worm digging is worth $3.9 million annually in Maine, but is under threat from the mussel draggers who have moved into the intertidal shallow flats. The diggers prefer to be left alone, but the economic and environmental damage has led them to take the draggers to court.

Methods, Maine, Bait fishing

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Dinner at Joe's place, the special is eels

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the lifestyle and culinary preferences of outdoorsman Joe Haines. The capture and preparation of eels is discussed. Recipes for eel stew, fried eels and eel pie are included.

Cooking, Behavior, Fish (Food product), Fishers (Persons), Cookery (Fish), Haines, Joe

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