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Letter, Roland Clement to Elvis J. Stahr, Bird Key Gift, January 6, 1970
Roland C. Clement
A letter from Roland Clement to Elvis J. Stahr about Nina Griffiths Washburn's donation of Little Bird Key for a bird sanctuary run by the National Audubon Society.
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Blank Form, Florida Department of Pollution Control, Biological Survey, Undated
Florida. Department of Pollution Control
A blank form from the state of Florida's Department of Pollution Control to create a biological survey report.
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Illustration, Coastal Islands Sanctuary Camera Placement, Undated
Unknown
A drawing of where a camera should be placed and the setup for it.
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Letter, Frank Dunstan to Derrill McAteer, Environmental Planning Conflict, Undated
Frank M. Dunstan
A letter from Frank "Dusty" Dunstan to Derrill McAteer, Chairman of the Southwest Florida Water Management District, about environmental planning and potential cooperation between the Audubon Society and the water district.
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Notes, Gambusia rhizophorae, Undated
Unknown
Handwritten notes about mangroves, in particular the Gambusia rhizophorae.
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Notes, Reddish Egret Fish Sampling — Codes, Undated
Unknown
A list of codes for locations and sediments when sampling for Reddish egrets and fish.
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Memorandum, Jim Callaghan to Roland Clement, Bird Key in Terra Ceia Bay, November 13, 1969
James M. Callaghan
A memo from Jim Callaghan to Roland Clement about Little Bird Key in Terra Ceia Bay.
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Letter, Myron Gibbons to Jim Callaghan, Bird Key, November 11, 1969
Myron G. Gibbons
A letter from lawyer Myron Gibbons to James Callaghan about Nina Washburn's gift of Little Bird Key to the National Audubon Society.
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Letter, Myron Gibbons to Nat Reed, Little Bird Key, October 31, 1969
Myron G. Gibbons
A letter from lawyer Myron Gibbons to Nat Reed about Nina Washburn's gift of Little Bird Key to the National Audubon Society.
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Memorandum, Jim Callaghan to Roland Clement, Bob Canham on Little Bird Key, October 29, 1969
James M. Callaghan
A memo from Jim Callaghan to Roland Clement about Little Bird Key and what would become the Nina Griffith Washburn Sanctuary
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Letter, Elvis Stahr to Myron Gibbons, Bird Key and Apollo Beach, August 25, 1969
Elvis J. Stahr
A letter from Elvis Stahr to Myron Gibbons about the area that would become a bird and nature refuge on Little Bird Key. Dredging efforts on Apollo Beach is also mentioned.
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Memorandum, Roland Clement to Elvis J. Stahr, Florida Operations, August 22, 1969
Roland C. Clement
A memo from Roland Clement to Elvis Stahr about the acquisition of Little Bird Key near Bradenton, Florida.
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Note, C.H. Callison to Roland Clement, Little Bird Key Materials, March 7, 1969
C. H. Callison
A note from C.H. Callison to Roland Clement about materials on Little Bird Key.
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Letter, C. Edward Carlson to District Engineer, Tampa Harbor Project Report, February 18, 1969
C. Edward Carlson
A letter from C. Edward Carlson of the Fish and Wildlife Service's Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, to the District Engineer of the Army Corps of Engineers in Jacksonville, Florida, about comments on a dredging project in Tampa Bay Harbor.
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Letter, O.E. Frye, Jr. to C. Edward Carlson, Tampa Harbor Project, January 30, 1969
O. Earle Frye Jr.
A letter from O. Earle Frye, Jr., Director of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission to C. Edward Carlson, the Regional Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service's Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife about the Bureau's comments on a report on the Tampa Harbour Project being completed by the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Letter, Randolph Hodges to Ernest Martin, Tampa Harbor Project Report, January 20, 1969
Randolph Hodges
A letter from Randolph Hodges, Director of the Florida Board of Conservation to Ernest Martin, Assistant Regional Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service's Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. The letter speaks on the rehabilitation of Tampa Harbor.
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Notes, Unknown, Birds in Winter 1942, 1943, and 1948
Unknown
Handwritten notes by an unknown person with their observations of birds in winter. Included are mentions of mallards, American mergansers, eagles, and black skimmers.
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Draft, Breeding Reddish Egrets in Texas Tables, 1918-1972 and 1975-1977
Unknown
Tables of the numbers of Reddish Egrets at the various colonies and locations within the Tampa Sanctuaries.
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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