Organization of Biological Field Stations Correspondence

Creator

Henry R. Mushinsky
Clinton J. Dawes

Files

Publication Date

11-4-1986

Abstract

Correspondence related to the inclusion of USF’s Ecological Research area in the Organization of Biological Field Stations due to its significance in areas such as fire ecology, research into sandhill plants and animals, wetland ecology studies, and wildlife conservation.

Keywords

USF Forest Preserve, Ecological Research Area, sandhill habitats, plants, animals, wildlife conservation, cypress habitat, USF Department of Biology, university archives, ecology, fire ecology, controlled burning, wetlands

Physical Collection

USF University Archives

Box

603

Folder

12

Recommended Citation

Mushinsky, Henry R. and Dawes, Clinton J., "Organization of Biological Field Stations Correspondence" (1986). USF Archives and Documents. 60.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/usf_archive_other/60