Wild Maine Island Becomes Audubon Sanctuary Press Release, August 13, 1960

Birds to Antelope: Audubon Groups' Interests Varied Clipping, November 9, 1962

Kenneth Carter summarizes the role of the National Audubon Society in the history of American conservation.

Theodore Roosevelt Epigraph Photograph

National Audubon Society General Information for Audubon Workshop Staff Binder

This binder contains various items and materials important to Audubon camp staff. Topics cover education programs, teaching materials, species information, and handouts.

Bremen Bygones Book, 1976

Manual of Standard Operating Procedure for Audubon Camps - Audubon Camp in Maine Binder 1, March 1977

This binder contains Parts I, II, III, and IV of the Manual of Standard Operating Procedure for Audubon Camps, which includes information on the purpose of the National Audubon Society, the program of instruction, staff hiring procedures, and finance and insurance policies. This is the first in a set of three binders.

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.

Donal O'Brien to Tom Sykes Letter, November 7, 1983

O'Brien outlines the National Audubon Society's position on a number issues including educational programs, regional activities, environmental activism, and membership. The letter includes a summary highlighting the education credentials of Audubon staff members.