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.

Duryea Morton to Roger Peterson Letter Copy, January 4, 1978

Audubon Society Clipping, August, 1978

Bartram Cadbury to Duryea Morton Memorandum, November 9, 1978

Cadbury inquires about requested educational materials for distribution to local schools. He notes that fostering youth participation is vital to encouraging future membership in the National Audubon Society.

Audubon Camp in Maine Director's Report 1979 Season, September 1979

Audubon Ecology Camps Annual Report, 1980

Audubon Ecology Camps Annual Report, 1980

Townsend, Keesee, and Buchheister Speak Inside the Fish House Photograph, June 1980

Audubon Nature Camp in Muscongus Bay Is a Haven for Birders Clipping, August 27, 1980

Audubon Camp in Maine Director's Report 1980 Season, October 1980

Joseph Moore Cadbury: 1910-1983 Obituary, 1982-1983

For Restless Adults, Back-to-Camp Is a Natural Clipping, February 21, 1981