Box 2
Contains 69 Results:
Bird Sanctuary at Brigentine, Hotel Morton, Atlantic City – Topic: “The Aim and Function of Refuges”, 1 April 1936
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
In-Sight, Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife’s, November 1968
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Grus Americana, Whooping Crane Conservation Association, Inc., January 1994 – April 1996
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Grus Americana, Whooping Crane Conservation Association, Inc. (scattered issues), 1978-1993
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of the Interior, 19 June 1959
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Orchid Gardens, Horticultural Services, Biological Experiment Station, Lafayette, LA. Special Bulletin, 1977-1978
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Orchid Gardens, Horticultural Services, Biological Experiment Station, Lafayette, LA. Special Bulletin, 1976-1977
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Revue Du Temps Au Canada, 1976-1982
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
News & Views, CLECO, Pineville, LA., April-May 1976
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Whooping Cranes, 1950s-1980s
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.