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Cabrits 2000: development concepts for the proposed Cabrits National Park, Dominica

By: Butney, Allen D | Honychurch, Lennox | James, Arlington | White, Douglas

Publisher: 21 February 1984Description: 24 p. ill., mapsSubject(s): DOMINICA | NATIONAL PARKS | HISTORIC SITES AND MONUMENTS | NATURE CONSERVATION | PROTECTED AREASSummary: Concepts for the development of the Cabrits National Park. Recommends the official establishment of the present ad hoc Cabrits Coordinating and Advisory Committe. Developments are intended to maintain and restore the quality and integrity of existing natural and historical resources.

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Concepts for the development of the Cabrits National Park. Recommends the official establishment of the present ad hoc Cabrits Coordinating and Advisory Committe. Developments are intended to maintain and restore the quality and integrity of existing natural and historical resources.

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