Voices of the Bay - Richard Wilbur 1992

Voices of the Bay - L.K. Ingersoll From the rust-red shores of Shepody Bay to the island of Grand Manan, the Bay of Fundy and its coastline are undergoing dramatic ecological changes.

VOICES OF THE BAY presents eloquent and honest reflections on these changes by nearly fifty people who make their homes and their living along the New Brunswick shores of the Bay of Fundy, leaving the reader with often sobering insights into the difficult issues they face in maintaining nature's bounty and the unique culture it has created.

While VOICES OF THE BAY may be called an oral history, it is first and foremost a message about the present and the future. But it delivers this message within the context of years of experience, a historical point of reference which is so important to understanding the present, and to determining where the future should take us. Without this rudder, we are destined to drift aimlessly with the tide of change, perhaps to our peril.