Canada has one of the world's most extensive fresh‐water and salt‐water shorelines. Management of this extensive coastal zone is the responsibility of a large number of federal and provincial agencies. This article introduces the special issue on Canada by outlining some of the principles of coastal zone management which have emerged, and by identifying key policy questions for the future—especially federal‐provincial cooperation.
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Harrison et al. (1983) studied this question.
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