State Of North Carolina Fishing Laws, 1915, For The Fisheries Commission Board

State Of North Carolina Fishing Laws, 1915, For The Fisheries Commission Board offers a glimpse into the regulations governing fishing in North Carolina at the beginning of the 20th century. This historical document compiles the laws enacted by the state legislature and overseen by the Fisheries Commission Board. It provides valuable insight into the conservation efforts and resource management practices of the time. Researchers, historians, and those interested in the evolution of environmental law and fishing regulations will find this a useful resource. The book reflects the concerns and priorities related to fisheries and natural resources in North Carolina during the early 1900s, offering a snapshot of the state's approach to managing its aquatic ecosystems.

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