WNHA PUBLICATIONS
NEW for 2007

Born of a Vision
by Chris Morrison

From an idea to an accomplishment, Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park was the first of its kind in the world.

Born of a Vision tells the story of the men behind this 1932 designation and how the men and women who followed have kept this concept alive

$9.95 in Canada

Where the Mountains Meet the Prairie
by Graham MacDonald

MacDonald (historian, Parks Canada, Calgary) presents the human history of Waterton Lakes National Park. From a discussion of the park’s namesake, British naturalist Charles Waterton, to explorations of such topics as conservation, Native traditions, and townsite development, this study provides a broad interpretive history of the area. The text is supported with black and white photographs, art reproductions and maps.

Table of Contents
Introduction: On the Waterton Country
Beginnings
Intrusion of the European
Ranchers, Resources and the First Waterton Park Reserve: 1895-1930
Waterton During the Years of Depression and War: 1930-1945
The Literary and Artistic Response
Changing Ideas of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism: 1945-1975Towards Cooperative Relationships: Waterton and its Neighbours, 1975-2000
Notes
Bibliography
Index

    Voices in the Wind:

    A collection of essays that explores the relationship between the Waterton-Glacier region and its human and animal inhabitants.
      These publications are available through the WNHA. Please visit our Heritage Centre on Waterton’s Main Street, email wnha@toughcountry.net or phone (403) 859-2624 for more information.