Document Type
Article
Abstract
When we look up and down the ocean fronts of America, we find that everywhere they are passing behind the fences of private ownership. The people can no longer get to the ocean. When we have reached the point that a nation of 125 million people cannot set foot upon the thousands of miles of beaches that border the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, except by permission of those who monopolize the ocean front, then I say it is the prerogative and the duty of the Federal and State Governments to step in and acquire, not a swimming beach here and there, but solid blocks of ocean front hundred of miles in length. Call this ocean front a national park, or a national seashore, or a state park or anything you please—I say he people have a right to a fair share of it.
First Page
231
Recommended Citation
Kurt C. Peterson,
Drawing a Line in the Sand: Off-Road Vehicle Use on National Seashores,
23
Ocean & Coastal L.J.
231
(2018).
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/oclj/vol23/iss2/2
