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The Concept of the Louisbourg Underwater Museum

Parks Canada, part of the federal Department of Canadian Heritage, has been involved in managing the country's submerged marine heritage for more than thirty years. Its role expanded in 1961 when, in an effort to protect a number of historic wrecks of French navy vessels in Louisbourg harbour from the eighteenth-century wars between France and Britain, it claimed ownership. With the co-operation of the harbour authorities (under another federal department), Parks Canada prohibited unauthorized diving. For the next three decades these wrecks remained intact and became the jewels of national submerged heritage management and protection efforts. As successful as this approach has been, however, it is just one of five concepts used by Parks Canada to manage historic wrecks.