Jim Cooperman’s Everything Shuswap: The People and the Land (Volume 2) deepens the cultural, institutional, and environmental history of the Shuswap watershed, focusing on community formation and twentieth-century ecological challenges across Salmon Arm and adjacent lake communities. Cooperman details the evolution of civic infrastructure, local farming cooperatives, park creation, and environmental activism surrounding Shuswap Lake and the Salmon River estuary. The text documents the complex intersection between expanding municipal development, provincial forest management, and ongoing Secwépemc territorial land rights throughout the modern era.

British Columbia Salmon Arm, British Columbia Shuswap Lake Region, Community development British Columbia Shuswap Lake Region, Environmentalism British Columbia Shuswap Lake, Local history, Natural history British Columbia Shuswap Lake Region, Salmon Arm (B.C.) Social life and customs

Volume 2 of a planned multi-volume regional study. Includes bibliographical references and index.

Volume 2 of a planned multi-volume regional study. Includes bibliographical references and index.