Scenarios about 'crown lands'
Territories and properties directly owned by the monarch or sovereign of a nation, distinct from private estates or lands controlled by nobility. Crown lands historically provided revenue for royal households and governmental operations without requiring parliamentary taxation, serving as important economic and political assets for monarchs. In alternate history scenarios, changes in the extent, management, or disposition of crown lands can significantly alter power dynamics between monarchs and other political forces.
What If New Brunswick Implemented Different Forestry Policies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where New Brunswick adopted sustainable forestry management in the 1980s, potentially transforming its economy, environment, and rural communities.