The Dramatic World of the Seashore Booklet, 1964

Flicker and O'Brien to National Audubon Society Directors Emeriti Memorandum

Audubon at 75 Article Reprint, March 31, 1975

This article reprint references the seventy-fifth anniversary of publication for the Audubon Magazine.

Manual of Standard Operating Procedure for Audubon Camps - Audubon Camp in Maine Binder 3, March 1977

This binder contains Parts VI, VII, and VIII of the Manual of Standard Operating Procedure for Audubon Camps, which includes information on the camp store and library, general procedures, and divisions of the National Audubon Society. This is the third in a set of three binders.

Education - The Earliest and Foremost Activity of the National Audubon Society Report, c. 1978

This report is a condensed version of the history of the National Audubon Society prepared and presented by Carl W. Buchheister at the Directors' Meeting of the National Audubon Society at Greenwich, Connecticut, on April 29, 1978.

Bartram Cadbury to Carl Buchheister Letter, May 12, 1979

Cadbury informs Buchheister of his dissatisfaction with the National Audubon Society's new approach to distributing educational materials through Encyclopedia Britannica.

Carl Buchheister to Bartram Cadbury Letter, May 26, 1979

Buchheister expresses his hope that Russell Peterson will be an effective as president of the National Audubon Society, and notes his dismay at the organization's decision to contract the distribution of educational materials to Encyclopedia Britannica. He informs Cadbury that Kathy Blanchard and Ann Hollowell will be working on puffin research in the coming summer.

Bartram Cadbury to Russell Peterson Letter, October 3, 1979

Cadbury reaches out to Peterson regarding the Audubon Society's need to reach out to young people. He suggests a discounted membership level which would not include subscriptions to Audubon Magazine, noting that the publication's recent content seems out of touch with the mission of the organization.

Russell Peterson to Bartram Cadbury Letter, October 24, 1979

Peterson agrees with Cadbury that the National Audubon Society needs to do more to attract young people. He is also working to change membership categories, as suggested by Cadbury.

Bartram Cadbury to Rupert Cutler Letter, October 11, 1980

Cadbury outlines his thoughts for reviving the National Audubon Society's education programs.

Steve Kress to Maine Camp Alumnae Letter, c. 1982-1986

Joseph Gray to Donal O'Brien Letter, January 12, 1984

Citing a letter from the Wisconsin Audubon Council, Gray explains that the Mid-Coast Audubon Society is also discouraged by the current administration of the National Audubon Society. In Addition to the frequent turnover of administrative staff, Gray expresses his chapter member's unhappiness with the content of Audubon magazine and the organization's abandonment of educational programs. The letter includes information about the Mid-Coast Audubon Society and their activities.