Camper Exploring Intertidal Zone Photograph 1, 1972

Camper Exploring Intertidal Zone Photograph 2, 1972

Physical Factors Summary Report Photocopy, Summer 1973

Reimann provides detailed descriptions of class activities from the 1973 summer sessions. The report includes graphs which plot air and water temperatures and rainfall amounts recorded at Hog Island during all four 1973 summer sessions.

Sea Frontiers Journal, May-June 1973

Environment Summary Report Photocopy, Summer 1974

Reimann outlines her program discussions for the 1974 summer sessions. Program topics include the ecology of the northeast coast, weather, fisheries, the sea, intertidal zones, the environment, soils, and a description of a field trip to mudflats. The report includes graphs which plot air and water temperatures recorded over the course of all four summer sessions. Reimann concludes her report with a poem reflecting on her experience as an instructor.

Marine Life Annual Report Photocopy, 1974

Namminga summarizes class activities from the 1974 summer session.

Camper Exploring Intertidal Zone Photograph, 1974

End of Summer Report: Marine Life Photocopy, 1975

Hunt summarizes class activities and field trips from the 1976 summer sessions. He includes a list of suggested field equipment for the field ecology session and a map showing dredging locations around Hog Island.

Audubon Workshop 'Fun, Educational' Clipping, December, 1975

Animal Life Instructor End of Season Report Photocopy, 1976

Ashley gives detailed summaries of class activities and field trips from the summer 1976 sessions.

Final Report: Marine Life Photocopy, 1976

Hunt summarizes class activities and field trips from the 1976 summer session. The report includes a list of common species collected during dredging.

Botanist's Report Photocopy, Summer 1977

The unidentified author provides summaries of class activities and field trips from the 1977 summer sessions. The authors notes plant species which have been transplanted from Webber Pond to Nash Field Pond and Matinicus Rock to Hog Island. They also recommend that pitcher plants growing along Hog Island's center trail should be transplanted to new locations.