The Fire Island National Seashore: A History

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    The Fire Island National Seashore: A History Authors: , Format: Paperback / softback First Published: Published By: State University of New York Press
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    Pages: 220 Illustrations and other contents: Total Illustrations: 51 Language: English ISBN: 9780791473429 Categories: , ,
    Weight0.318 kg
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    "The authors elucidate the complex issues that arise where people and nature intersect in a coastal setting … The book has a very good time line of events and a listing of the NPS Directors of FINS—a nice tribute to their service." — Long Island History Journal "As the authors explain the often competing objectives of the National Park Service and Fire Island homeowners, the complex issue of zoning, and the role of political leaders on the municipal, state, and federal levels, they bring forth issues of great importance." — Marilyn E. Weigold, author of The Long Island Sound: A History of Its People, Places, and Environment

    Author Biography

    At Stony Brook University, the State University of New York, Lee E. Koppelman is Leading Professor of Political Science and Director of the Center for Regional Planning Studies, and Seth Forman is Research Associate Professor of Political Science. Koppelman is the coauthor of numerous papers and books on Long Island's waste management, urban planning and design criteria, and government finance.