Daniel Macfarlane is associate professor at the School of the Environment, Geography, and Sustainability at Western Michigan University and senior fellow at the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History at the University of Toronto.

"Natural Allies is a sweeping book that redefines our understanding of Canada-US relations since 1867 as well as environmental diplomacy more broadly. There is no other book like it, and it will provide a useful new perspective to anyone studying or interested in foreign policy or environmental issues in North America." Kurk Dorsey, University of New Hampshire and author of The Dawn of Conservation Diplomacy: US-Canadian Wildlife Protection Treaties in the Progressive Era"Daniel MacFarlane's Natural Allies is a fascinating and often delightfully funny exploration of energy and environmental diplomacy along the US-Canada border. The book also offers substantial new insight for environmental historians on the significance of diplomacy, and for diplomatic and political historians on the centrality of environment. It is well-worth a read by members of either group." NiCHE

Daniel Macfarlane is associate professor at the School of the Environment, Geography, and Sustainability at Western Michigan University and senior fellow at the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History at the University of Toronto.

"Natural Allies is a sweeping book that redefines our understanding of Canada-US relations since 1867 as well as environmental diplomacy more broadly. There is no other book like it, and it will provide a useful new perspective to anyone studying or interested in foreign policy or environmental issues in North America." Kurk Dorsey, University of New Hampshire and author of The Dawn of Conservation Diplomacy: US-Canadian Wildlife Protection Treaties in the Progressive Era"Daniel MacFarlane's Natural Allies is a fascinating and often delightfully funny exploration of energy and environmental diplomacy along the US-Canada border. The book also offers substantial new insight for environmental historians on the significance of diplomacy, and for diplomatic and political historians on the centrality of environment. It is well-worth a read by members of either group." NiCHE

Daniel Macfarlane is associate professor at the School of the Environment, Geography, and Sustainability at Western Michigan University and senior fellow at the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History at the University of Toronto.

"Natural Allies is a sweeping book that redefines our understanding of Canada-US relations since 1867 as well as environmental diplomacy more broadly. There is no other book like it, and it will provide a useful new perspective to anyone studying or interested in foreign policy or environmental issues in North America." Kurk Dorsey, University of New Hampshire and author of The Dawn of Conservation Diplomacy: US-Canadian Wildlife Protection Treaties in the Progressive Era"Daniel MacFarlane's Natural Allies is a fascinating and often delightfully funny exploration of energy and environmental diplomacy along the US-Canada border. The book also offers substantial new insight for environmental historians on the significance of diplomacy, and for diplomatic and political historians on the centrality of environment. It is well-worth a read by members of either group." NiCHE