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Memorandum, Frank Dunstan to Bruce Williamson, Research Proposal Copies, July 25, 1976
Frank M. Dunstan
A memorandum from Frank Dunstan to Bruce Williamson requesting research proposal copies for several people.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to David Voigts, National Audubon Society Sanctuaries Information, March 23, 1976
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to David Voigts regarding information on National Audubon Sanctuaries.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Spartina alterniflora, March 23, 1976
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers requesting a copy of a Technical Memorandum entitled "Propagation of Spartina alterniflora for substrate stabilization and salt marsh development."
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Letter, Correspondence, Ralph Schreiber to Frank Dunstan, Florida Bird Hospital Seminar, February 27, 1976
Ralph W. Schreiber
A letter from Ralph Schreiber to Frank Dunstan informing him of the scheduling of the First Annual Florida Bird Hospital Seminar held at SeaWorld.
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Letter, Hal Scott to Frank Dunstan, Spartina alterniflora Report, February 6, 1976
Hal Scott
A letter from Hal Scott to Frank Dunstan informing the receipt of a copy of the Propagation of Spartina alterniflora for Substrate Stabilization and Salt Marsh Development report.
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Letter, Dan to Frank Dunstan, Locker Key, January 29, 1976
Dan
A letter from Dan to Frank Dunstan thanking him for offering a key to the new locker.
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Research Proposal, National Audubon Society, Metal Pollutants in Tampa Bay, Florida, January 1, 1976
National Audubon Society
A research proposal by the National Audubon Society entitled "Fate of Heavy Metal Pollutants in a Sub-tropical environment (Tampa Bay) and Feasibility of Using Contaminated Maintenance Spoil for Restoration of Salt Marshes".
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Letters, Jim Kushlan and Frank Dunstan, Rudegeair's Thesis, October 24, 1975
James A. Kushlan
Letters between Jim Kushlan and Frank Dunstan regarding Rudegeair's thesis.
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Letter, Robert Slattery to Frank Dunstan, Job Qualifications Statement, October 9, 1975
Robert W. Slattery
A letter from Robert Slattery to Frank Dunstan informing him of a requirement to complete a Job Qualifications Statement.
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Letters, George Vaught and Frank Dunstan, Tampa Bay Species List, September 2, 1975
George L. Vaught
Letters between George Vaught and Frank Dunstan regarding species observes in the Tampa Bay.
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Notes and Tables, Reddish Egret Food Samples in Florida, September and December 1975 and 1976-1978
Unknown
Handwritten notes of reddish egret food samples from 1975-1976.
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Letter, William Courser to Frank Dunstan, Alafia Basin Report, July 2, 1975
William D. Courser
A letter from William Courser to Frank Dunstan regarding a copy of a report on the Alafia Basin.
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Announcement, Florida's Environmental Centers, Four New Centers, April 28, 1975
Florida's Environmental Centers
An announcement of the opening of three environmental centers in Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Memorandum, Attorney General Robert Shevin to Florida Governor and Cabinet, Wetlands Protection and Corps Jurisdiction, April 25, 1975
Robert L. Shevin
A memorandum from Attorney General Robert Shevin to the Florida Governor and Cabinet requesting support for the wetlands protection legislation.
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Report, Cockroach Bay Advisory Committee, Meeting at Hillsborough Community College, April 21, 1975
Cockroach Bay Advisory Committee
A report of topics discussed at the Cockroach Bay Advisory Committee Meeting at Hillsborough Community College.
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Letter, Donald McCrimmon to Frank Dunstan, Heronry Visit, January 6, 1975
Donald A. McCrimmon Jr.
A letter from Donald McCrimmon to Frank Dunstan regarding visit to heronry.
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Letter, David Voelker to Frank Dunstan, Research and Collaboration, Undated
David C. Voelker
A letter from David Voelker to Frank Dunstan regarding coordinating on research.
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Notes, Tom Schmidt, Fish to Expect in Tampa Bay Samples, 1975-1976
Tom Schmidt
Handwritten notes listing the different fish species to expect in the Florida Bay based on Tom Schmidt's samples.
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Letters, John Callender and Frank Dunstan, Refuge Visits, November 1974 - April 1977
John Callender and Frank M. Dunstan
Letters between John Callender and Frank Dunstan regarding a visit to the Los Angeles County Museum.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to Bill Robertson, Redwing Fill Project Decision, October 6, 1974
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to Bill Robertson informing him of the Tampa Port Authority decision to halt the permit for the Redwing Fill project until it was modified.
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Letters, Annice Hunt and Frank Dunstan, Audubon Warden Interview, October 5, 1974
Annice E. Hunt and Frank M. Dunstan
Letters between Annice Hunt and Frank Dunstan containing follow-up questions to a previous interview.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to Unknown, Larry Leto Reference, August 6, 1974
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter of reference from Frank Dunstan for Larry Leto.
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Letters and Invoice, Frank Dunstan and Environmental Information Center, Florida Oil Refineries Report, July 25, 1974
Frank M. Dunstan and Susan Whigham
Letters between Frank Dunstan and the Environmental Information Center requesting copies of reports. Also included is an invoice for the copies of the reports.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Incinerator and Chemical Discharges, July 23, 1974
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency objecting to the issuance of permits for the Tampa Municipal Incinerator.
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Letter, Jedfrey M. Carlton to Frank Dunstan, Pyrrhopappus, July 5, 1974
Jedfrey M. Carlton
A letter from Jedfrey Carlton to Frank Dunstan about Pyrrhopappus in the Tampa Bay area.
The first Audubon Sanctuary in Tampa Bay was established in 1934 to stop the shooting and harvest of nesting herons and ibis at Green Key in Hillsborough Bay. As human population growth and development in the Tampa Bay area have expanded, the wildlife conservation concerns of the Sanctuaries staff have also broadened from the more direct goal of the protection of nesting colonies themselves, to reflect an ecosystem approach. Today, the scope and area of the Florida Coastal Islands Sanctuaries' activities are still increasing to meet the conservation needs of the state's colonial waterbirds.
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