Report to Congress, Coastal Barrier Resources System : recommendations for additions to or deletions from the Coastal Barrier Resources System /

Maps have title: Report to Congress on the Coastal Barrier Resources System.

Catalogue of additions to the manuscripts /

Mode of access: Internet.

The birds of Ireland; an account of the distribution, migrations and habits of birds as observed in Ireland, with all additions to the Irish list,

Mode of access: Internet.

Ten years of the world's progress : being a supplement to the work of that title, 1850-1861 : with some corrections and additions to the former pages /

Mode of access: Internet.

Additions to the Geological Samples Library.

Mode of access: Internet.

The winning of the far West: a history of the regaining of Texas, of the Mexican war, and the Oregon question; and of the successive additions to the territory of the United States, within the continent of America: 1829-1867.

Mode of access: Internet.

Supplementary catalogue of the additions to the National Gallery, made snce the pyblication of the 77th edition of the foreign, and the 69th edition of the British schools catalogues : foreign schools.

Mode of access: Internet.

Additions to Herold's opera, Das Zauberglöckchen (La Clochette),

Mode of access: Internet.

Notes and additions to the history of Gloucester : second series /

Includes extracts from Samuel Chandler's journal for 1751-1764.

Additions to the General anatomy of Xavier Bichat /

Mode of access: Internet.

First Nation Successes: Developing Urban Reserves in Canada

First Nation urban reserves have been a part of Canadian cities since the late 1980s. These reserves, an extension of a base or parent First Nation reserve, are separate pieces of land that can be found within a municipality and are created through the federal Additions to Reserve policy. To better understand this policy, and the impact of urban reserve development in Canada, this study analyzed three First Nations with urban reserves in Canada, which included the Westbank First Nation in Kelowna, British Columbia, the Muskeg Lake Cree Nation in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and the Long Plain First Nation in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The analysis included a summary of the First Nation, development that has occurred on-reserve, the results of this development, as well as the lessons learned, benefits, and challenges of urban reserve creation in Canada.

Early land grants and reservations : Any lessons from the Queensland experience for the sustainability challenge to land ownership

Environmentalists have called for a new property paradigm premised on the idea of land ownership as a delegated responsibility to manage land and resources for the public benefit. An examination of Crown freehold grants from the beginnings of settlement until the 1890s in Queensland shows that fee simple titles were granted subject to express conditions and reservations designed to reserve useful natural resources to the Crown, and to promote public purposes. Over time, legislative regulation of landowner’s rights rendered obsolete the use of express conditions and reservations in grants. One result of this change was that the inherently limited nature of fee simple ownership, and the communal obligations to which it is subject, are less transparent than in colonial times.