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Letter, Jedfrey M. Carlton to Robin Lewis, Hawaii Visit, July 5, 1974
Jedfrey M. Carlton
A letter from Jedfrey Carlton to Robin on future Hawaii visit.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to East Stroudsburg State College, Official Transcript, June 15, 1974
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to East Stroudsburg State College requesting his official transcript.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS), CBE Style Manual, June 5, 1974
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to the American Institute of Biological Sciences requesting the C.B.E. Style Manual.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to Theodore Bower, McKay Bay Storm Drainage, April 24, 1974
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to Theodore Bower regarding comments by the National Audubon Society on proposed storm drainage outfalls into McKay Bay.
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Letter, Robert Shevin to Earl Starnes, Green Swamp Area Proposal, February 21, 1974
Robert L. Shevin
A letter from Robert Shevin to Earl Starnes offering critiques to a draft report on the proposed declaration of the Green Swamp as an area of critical state concern.
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Letter, L.T. Tobin to Robin Lewis, San Francisco Bay Plan, February 4, 1974
L. Thomas Tobin
A letter from L.T. Tobin to Robin Lewis about the Tampa Port Authority funded study of spoil islands in Tampa Bay.
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Letters, John McCall and Frank Dunstan, Ospreys Research Paper, January 25, 1974
John McCall
Letters between John McCall, a sophomore at Chamberlain High School, and Frank Dunstan regarding information on osprey for a school research paper.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to National Marine Fisheries Service, Reprint Copies, circa 1974
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to National Marine Fisheries Service requesting copies of several reprints.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to Art Weiner, Savage Paper Copy, December 13, 1973
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to Art Weiner containing a copy of the Savage paper.
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Letters, Frank Dunstan and John Morrill, Spoil Island Vegetation, December 13, 1973
Frank M. Dunstan and John B. Morrill
Letters between Frank Dunstan and John Morrill on a request for information on spoil island vegetation.
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Letter, Tom Patin to Frank Dunstan, Nylon Bags, December 13, 1973
Tom Patin
A handwritten letter from Tom Patin to Frank Dunstan regarding information on nylon bags.
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Letter, Spencer Autry to Frank Dunstan, TECO Big Bend Surveys, October 10, 1973
A. Spencer Autry
A letter from Spencer Autry to Frank Dunstan that includes the Tampa Electric Company's Quarterly Progress Report on the Big Bend Thermal and Ecological Surveys.
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Letters, Edward Connor and Frank Dunstan, Study of Spoil Islands, September 12, 1973
Edward F. Connor and Frank M. Dunstan
Letters between Edward Connor and Frank Dunstan about a copy of a study on spoil islands.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Wildlife Review, September 11, 1973
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to the U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife requesting to be placed on the mailing list for Wildlife Review.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to Gulf Coast Fisheries Center, Mailing List, September 5, 1973
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to Gulf Coast Fisheries Center asking to be put on the mailing list.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to Mary Lou Stursa, Mailing List, September 5, 1973
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to Mary Lou Stursa requesting to be added to the mailing list.
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Proposal, Save Our Bay, Inc. to Tampa Port Authority, Tampa Bay Restoration Project Phase 1, September 5, 1973
Save Our Bay, Inc.
A proposal from Save Our Bay, INC. to the Tampa Port Authority about the Tampa Bay Restoration Project.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to Edmund Danzig, Terra Ceia Isles Development, August 31, 1973
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to Edmund Danzig requesting a copy of a report pertaining to the Terra Ceia Isles development.
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Letters, Frank Dunstan to Florida Marine Research Laboratory, Mangroves as Stabilizers Report, August 31, 1973
Frank M. Dunstan
Two letters from Frank Dunstan to the Marine Research Laboratory in St. Petersburg, Florida, requesting to be added to the mailing list as well as a copy of a report.
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Envelope and Letter, Robert Brior to Frank Dunstan, Brown Pelican Refuge Visit, July 20, 1973
Robert E. Brior
An envelope and handwritten letter from Robert Brior to Frank Dunstan regarding trip recommendations.
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Resolution, Florida Internal Improvement Trust Fund Board of Trustees, Protecting Shorelines, July 10, 1973
Florida Internal Improvement Trust Fund Board of Trustees
A resolution of the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund of the State of Florida.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to Donald Heintzelman, Invitation to Visit, April 10, 1973
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank Dunstan to Donald Heintzelman inviting him to visit the sanctuary in Florida.
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Letter, Joseph D. Carroll, Jr. to Robin Lewis, McKay Bay Report, January 12, 1973
Joseph D. Carroll Jr.
A letter from Jedfrey Carlton to Robin Lewis regarding a report on McKay Bay.
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Memorandum, Roland Clement to Robert Canham, Pelicans at Washburn and Alafia Sanctuaries, July 14, 1970
Roland C. Clement
A memo from Roland Clement to Robert Canham authorizing Ralph Schreiber to band pelicans at Washburn and Alafia Sanctuaries.
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News Release, National Audubon Society, Washburn Audubon Sanctuary, February 5, 1970
National Audubon Society
A news release from the National Audubon Society about Nina Griffith Washburn's donation of Little Bird Key for a bird sanctuary run by the National Audubon Society.
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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