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TITLE Conservation Directory 1970. INSTITUTION National Wildlife Federation, Washington, D. C. PUB DATE 1 Dec 69 NOTE 152p. AVAILABLE FRCM The National Wildlife Federation, 1412 16th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 ($1.50)

EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF-$0.75 HC Not Available from EDRS. DESCRIPTORS Administrative Agencies, Community Organizations, *Directories, Fisheries, *Natural Resources, *Wildlife Management IDENTIFIERS Canada, United States of America

ABSTRACT This list of natural resource use and manarjement organizations in the United States and Canada is supplemented with indices to their major periodical publications and to individuals named in the directory. Sectinns of the directory deal with agencies of the United States government; organizations and commissions with international, national, regional, and interstate interests and responsibilities; and with government agencies and citizen groups with interests in one state. There is a separate Canadian section. Brief descriptive notes outline the interests, objectives, and responsibilities of most organizations listed. Names and addresses of officers are included. An appendix' lists names and addresses of fish and game commissioners and directors in each state and territory of the United States and Canada.(AL) . , .. .1' .1 /;* p \ 1 I I 1'1 / I ('//, i ?".4.."--- , 11. ..:f. l / /: \)1NLO " lit" I .e.4 1fI( ,0 i , .r.... 0 ), ,i, I, I il, V ,,.', .0--- 11 1!.:-1 ;. / ""

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THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION

The National Wildlife Federation Is a private, nonprofit organization which seeks to attain conservation goals through educational means. The Federation has affiliates in 49 states. These affiliated state orga- nizations, in turn, are composed o! more than 8,500 local clubs and their individual members. This group plus those citizens who join the Federation directly as associate members and others supporting the National Wildlife Federation total an estimated 2,250,000 persons. Among the educational efforts of NWF is the promotion Na- tional Wildlife Week; devoted-aAnually to -er-thriely conservation issue. The Week first was initiated by presidential proclamation in 1938. Through radio and television efforts, as well as distribution of printed materials, National Wildlife Week has provided a yearly reminder of the need for conservation. In 1970 the Importance of wildlife as a meas- ure of environmental quality will be stressed with the theme "Seen Any Wildlife Lately?" The Federation is a leader In conservation publishing and pro- duces the award-winning NATIONAL WILDLIFE Magazine for associate members. It has also pioneered in teaching young people a full appre- ciation of nature through the color and excitement of the natural his- tory found in the pages of RANGER RICK'S NATURE MAGAZINE, sent to all who join Ranger Rick's Nature Club. The definitive CONSERVA- TION REPORT, a unique digest of national resource legislation pub- lished weekly whan Congress is in session, is distributed free upon request. CONSERVATION NEWS, a semimonthly publication, is also issued without charge. in addition, educational booklets covering a host of conservation topics are published, and more than 400,00C are distributed free each year. NWF fellowships are made available to college and university students majoring in conservation and the associated fields of natural resource management. The Federation retains the services of nine of the nation's most distinguished conservationists and resource managers. These men serve as NWF consultants in the fields of wildlife. , ecology, air, public lands, fisheries, forestry, recreation, and soil conservation.In these experts, the Federation has a ready source of authoritative infor- mation when resource problems arise. (Continued on Inside back corer) CONSERVATION DIRE 1970

A Listing of Organizations,Agencies and Officials Concernedwith Natural Resource Use and Management

1C).. PuPsished as a ConserationEducation Service of The National Wildlife Federation 0 1412 16th Street, N.W., Washington,D. C. 20038 (202, 2324004) Lk/ tr) CONTENTS United States Government

Atomic Energy Commission 18 Department of Health, Education, Fish and Wildlife Service 15 Canal Zone Government Ire and Welfare, U.S. 9 Geological Survey 17 Citi 'ens' Advisory Committee on Consumer Protection and National Park Service 17 Environmental Quality 18 Environmental Health Service 10 Department of State, U.S. 17 Department of Agriculture, U.S. 3 Environmental Control Department of Transportation, U.S. 17 Agricultural Research Service 3 Administration 10 Coast Goad 17 Agricultural Stabilization and National Air Pollution Control Federal Aviation Administration 18 Conservation Service 3 Administration 10 Federal Highway Administration 18 Cooperative State Research Service .. 3 Office of Education 10 Federal Railroad Administration 18 Federal Extension Service 3 Department of Housing And Urban Urban Mass Transportation Forest Service 6 Development, U.S. 10 Administration 18 Soil Conservation Service 7 Department of the Interior, U.S. 10 Environmental Quality Council 18 Department of Commerce, U.S. 8 Advisory Groups to the Secretary Federal Committee on Pest Control 19 Economic Development of the Interior 11 Federal Power Commission 19 Administration 8 Bureau of Commercial Fisheries 15 General Services Administration 19 Department of Defense. U.S. 8 Bureau of Indian Affairs House of Representatives Army Corps of Enpineers, U.S. ... . 9 ['cacao of Lath) NianAgeinent Committees 1 Association of American Rod and Bureau of Mines II Job Corps 19 Gun Ciubs 9 Bureau of Outdoor Recreation 12 National Council on Marine Resources Department of the Air Force 8 Bureau of Reclamation 13 r.nd Engineering Development 19 Department of the Army 9 Bureau of Spot t Fisheries and Senate Committees Department of the Navy 9 Wildlife 16 Smithsonian Institution 19 Marine Corps, U.S. 9 Federal Water Pollution Control Tennessee Valley Authority 20 Naval Fa:ilities Engineering Administration 13 Water Resources Council 20 Command 9

International, National, Regional and Interstate Organizations and Commissions

African Wildlife Leadership Foundation. American Forest Institute 25 American Society of Mammalogists ....27 Inc. 24 American Forestry Association, The 23 American Society of Range American Asscciation for the American Geographical Society 25 Management 27 Advancement of Science 24 American Humane Association. The ...25 American Water Resourc's American Association for Conservation American Humane Education Society 26 Association 27 Ink mat ion 24 American Institute of Biological Appalachian Highlands Association, American Association for Health, Sciences, Inc. 26 Inc. 45 Physical Education and Recreation ...24 American littoral Society 26 Appalachian Mountain Club 45 American Association of Botanical American Nationet Cattlemen's Appalachian Trail Conference 45 Gardens and Arboretums 24 Association 26 Arctic Institute of North America 27 American Association of Zoological American Nature Study Society 26 A.:40Xiti011 for Voluntary Parks and Aquariums 24 American Ornithologists Union, Inc. 26 Siff ititail ion 27 American Camping Association, inc. 24 American Pulpwood Association 26 .1ssociation of American Geographers American Casting Association 24 American Scenic and Hiotic 27 Association of Conservation American Cetacean Society . 25 Preservation Society 26 Engineers American Committee for International American Shore and Beach 27 Association of Consulting Foresters 28 Wildlife Protection, Inc. .... 25 Preservation Association 26 American Conservation Association. American Society of khthsolokists Association of Interpretive Naturalists 28 Inc. 23 and Herpetologists 26 Association of Midwest Fish and American Farm Bureau Federation 25 American Society of Landscape Game Law Enforcement Officers 45 American Fisheries Society 25 Architects, The 27 Atlantic Sea Run Salmon Commission 21 American Fishing Tackle American Society of tirnitology and Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Manufacturers Association 25 Oceanography, Inc. 27 Commission 21 Audubon Naturalist Society of the Clubs 32 Minnesota-Wisconsin Boundary Area Central Atlantic States, Inc. 45 Girl Scouts of the United States Commission 22 Boat Owners Council of America 28 of America 32 National Academy of Sciences 34 Boone and Crockett Club 28 Great Lakes Commission 21 National Association of Biology Boy Scouts of America 28 Great Lakes Fishery Commission 21 Teachers 14 Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock, Gulf States Marine Fisheries National Association of Soil and Inc., The 28 Commission 21 Water Conservation Districts 34 Camp Fire Club of America, The 28 Hardwood Research Council, Inc. 32 National Association of State Camp Fire Girls, Inc. 29 Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Departments of Agriculture 35 Caribbean Conservation Association 45 Association 46 National Association of State Chamber of Commerce of the Holly Society of America 32 Foresters 35 United States of America 29 Indian Rights Association 32 National Association of State Outdoor Citizens Committee on Natural Industrial Forestry Association 46 Recreation Liaison Officers 35 Resources 29 inland Bird Banding Association 46 National Association of State Committee for National Arbor Inter-American Tropical Tuna Park Directors 35 Day, The 29 Commission 21 National Audubon Society 33 Congress on Population and Intercollegiate Outing Ctub National Campers and Hikers Environment 29 Association 32 Association, Inc 36 Connecticut River Watershed International Association of Game, National Coal Association 36 Council, loc. 45 Fish and Conservation National Conference on State Parks, Conservation and Research Foundation, Commissioners 33 The 36 Inc., The 29 International C,rrimissicrt for the National Council for Geographic Conservation Associates 29 Northwest Atlantic Fisheries 21 Education 46 Conservation Education Associatiorr...29 International Commission on National Crome..il of Forestry Conservation Foundation, The 29 National Parks 21 Association Executives Conservation Law Foundation. Inc. ....45 International Council for Bird National Council of State Garden Conservation Law Society of . kmerica, Preservation 33 Clubs, Inc. 36 The 29 International Game rish National Education Association 36 Conservation library Center of the Association 33 National Farmers Union 36 Public Library 29 International North Pacific Fisheries National Field Archery Associrtion 37 Cooper Ornithological Society 30 Commission 21 National Fisheries institute, Inc 37 Darling. J.N. "Ding," International Pacific Halibut National Forest Recreation Foundation, Inc. 30 Commission 21 Association 17 Daughters of the American Revolution, International Pacific Salmon National Forest Reservation National Society 30 Fisheries Commission 21 Commission 22 Defenders of Wildlife 30 International Shade Tre. Conference, National Geographic Society 37 Delaware River Basin Commission 21 Inc 33 National Grange, The 17 Desert Bighorn Council 10 International Society of Tropical National Mosquito ControlFish and Desert Protective Council, inc.. The . 45 Foresters, Inc. Wildlife Coordination Committee ...37 Ducks Unlimited 30 International Union for Conservation National Parks Association 37 Eastern Federation of Mineralogical of Nature and Natural Resources 13 National Prairie Grouse Technical and Lapidary Societies, Inc. 46 International Whaling Commission .22 Council 37 Ecological Society of America 30 Interstate Commission on the National Reclamation Association 37 Elm Research Institute 30 Potomac River Basin 22 National Recreation and Park Environmental Defense Fund 30 link Walton League of America, Association Environmental Research Institute 31 The 11 National Research Council 34 Fauna Preservation Society 31 Jackson Pole Preserve, Inc 13 National Rifle Association of Federation of Fly Fishermen 31 John Mi it Institute for Environmental America 38 Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs ..46 Studies 34 National Shooting Sports Foundation, Fontana Conservation Roundup 31 Joint Council on Economic Inc. 38 Food and Agriculture Organization of Education 14 National Water Safety Congress 38 the United Nations 31 Keep America Beautiful. inc. 14 National Waterfowl Council 18 Forest Farmers Associa.ion Lake Erie Cleanup Committee, Inc. 46 National Watershed Congress 38 Cooperative 46 League of Women Voters Education National Wildlife Federation ..... 3$ Forest History Society. inc. . 11 Fund 34 National Wildlife Federation Friends of Africa in America 31 League of Women Voters of the U.S.....34 Endowment, Inc...... 39 Friends of the Earth 31 Mat)land-National Capital Park Natural Resources Council of Friends of Nature. Inc. 32 and Planning Commission 22 America 39 Hinds of the Wilderness 46 Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation ... Natural Science for Youth Future Farmers of America t2 MidAtlantic Council of Watershed Foundation sa Game Conservation Society t2 Associations 46 Nature Conservancy. The 39 Garden Club of America. The s2 Migratory !lied Conservation New Advisory Board for Fish General Federation of Women's Commission 22 and Game Prebitens 47

iv New England Forestry Foundation, Oyster Institute of North Southeastern Association of Game Inc. 47 America, The 40 and Fish Commissioners 48 New England Outdoor Writers' Pacific Marine Fisheries Commission 22 Southern Forest Institute 48 Association 47 Pi nchot Institute for Conservation Sport Fishery Research Foundation 42 New England River Basins Studies. The 40 Sport Fishing Institute 42 Commission 22 Planned ParenthoodWorld Student Conservation Association, New York-New Jersey Trail Population 40 Inc. 42 Conference, Inc. 47 Population Council 40 Thorne Ecological Foundation 42 Nilo Farms 39 Population Crisis Committee 40 Trailfindcrs, Inc. 42 Population Reference Bureau North American Family Campers Trout Unlimited 42 Potomac Basin Center 47 Association 39 Trustees for Conservation 43 Prairie Club, The 40 North American Game Breeders and U.S. Trout Farmers Association 43 Public I.and Law Review Shooting Preserve Association, Upper Colorado River Commission 22 Commission 22 Inc. 40 Upper Mississippi River Rachel Carson Trust for the Living Conservation Committee 48 North American Wildlife Environment, Inc 41 Water Pollution Control Federation 43 Foundation 40 Raptor Research Foundation, Inc. 41 Water Resources Association of North Central Audubon Council 47 Remington Farms 41 the Delaware River Basin 48 Northeast Association of Game and Resources Advisory Board, Welder Wildlife Foundation 43 Fish Commissioners 47 Southeast River Basins 47 Western Association of State Game North-East Atlantic Fisheries Resources for the Future, Inc. 41 and Fish Commktic.n,,ts Commission 22 Rocky Mountaip Center on 11'estern Bird Banding Association 48 Northeast Conservation law Environment 47 Enforcement Chiefs' Ruffed Grouse Society of America. 1Vcstern Forestry and Conservation Association 47 The 41 Association 48 Northeastern BirdBanding Save the Dunes Council 48 Whooping Crane Conservation Association, Inc. 47 Scientists' Institute for Public Association, Inc. 43 Northeastern Forest Fire Protection Information 41 Wild Animal Propagation Trust 43 Commission 22 Sierra Club 41 Wilderness Society, The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Society for the Preservation of Birds Wildlife Management Institute 43 Commission 22 of Prey 42 Wildlife Restoration. Inc 43 Open Space Institute 40 Society of American Foresters 42 WildlifeSociety,The 43 Outboard Boating Club of Society of Ty mpanuchus Cupirlo Wilson Ornithological Society 44 America 40 Pinnatus Ltd. ... 42 Woman's National Farm and Garden Outdoor Writers Association of Soil Conservation Society of Association 44 America, Inc. 40 America 42 World Wildlife Fund 44

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND CITIZEN GROUPS

IN STATES AND TERRITORIES

Acres, Inc. 62 Alaska Cooperative Wildlife Association of Illinois Soil and Water Adirondack Mountain Flub, Research Unit 49 Conservation Districts 61 Inc., The 78 'Alaska Sportsmen's Council r9 Association of Nev. Jersey Conservation Alabama Government Agencies 49 Atirona Government Agencies Commissions 76 Alabama Association of Soil and Water Arirona Association of Soil and Water Association of Soil and Water Conservation District Conserv.tion Districts tO Conservation Districts 89 Supervisors 49 Arirona Cooperative Fishery Unit 0 Audubon Society of Missouri 72 Alabama Cooperative Fishery Arizona Cooperative Wildlife Audubon Society of New .. 73 Unit 49 Research Unit to Audubon Society of Ohio 81 Alabama Cooperative Wildlife 'Arirona Wildlife Federation Audubon Society of Rhode Island 83 Research Unit 49 Arkansas Government Agencies t0 Audubon Society of the State of Alabama Ornithological Society .. 49 Arkansas Association of Conservation Connecticut t t 'Alabama Wildlife Federation 49 Districts Broods Bird Club. Inc., The 94 Alaska - Government Agencies 49 Arkansas Audubon Society. Inc t - Government Agencies it Alaska Association of Soil Conservation 'Arkansas Wildlife Vederation, Inc. .... 31 California Academy of Sciences t2 Sub-Mulcts 0 Association for the Protection of the California Association of Soil Alaska Com*.nvation Society 0 Adirorktac ks. the 78 Conservation Districts 2 California Conservation Council 52 of New Hampshire, inc. 75 !utak Walton League of America, Inc. California Cooperative Fishery Unit ...52 Federation of New York State (State Divisions) California Forest Protective Bird Clubs, Inc. 78 California 32 Association 52 Florida - Government Agencies 56 Colorado 54 California Roadside Council, Inc. 52 Florida Association of Soil and Florida 58 'California Wildlife Federation. Water Conservation District Illinois 61 Inc. 52 Supervisors 57 Indiana 62 Chesapeake do Ohio Canal Florida Audubon Society 57 Iowa 63 Association 56 Florida Conservation Council 57 Maryland 67 Citizens Committee for Nature Florida Forestry Association 57 Minnesota 71 Conservation 61 'Florida Wildlife Federation 57 Nebrask a 74 Citizens Committee for Parks, Inc. 56 Forest Preserve Association of New York 78 Citizens Natural Resources Association New York State, Inc., The 78 Ohio 81 of Wisconsin, Inc. 93 Friends of the Three Sisters Oregon 83 Clear Air, Clear WaterUnlimited ....71 Wilderness, Inc. 83 Pennsylvania 84 Colorado Government Agencies 53 GeorgiaGovernment Agencies 58 Virginia 92 Colorado Association of Soil Georgia Association of Soil and Wisconsin 95 Conservation Districts 54 Water Conservation District Wyoming 96 Colorado Cooperative Fishery Supervisors 53_ Kama% - Government ,Agencies 63 Unit 54 Georgia Conservancy, Inc., The 58 Kansas Academy of Sciencs: 64 Lotorado Cooperative Wildlife Georgia Cooperative Fishery Unit 58 Kansas Association of Soil Research Unit 34 Georgia Forest Research Council 59 Conservation Districts 64 Colorado Mountain Club 54 Georgia Forestry Association, Inc 59 Kansas Ornithological Society Colorado Open Space Coordinating 'Georgia Sportsmen's Federation 58 'Kansas Wildlife Federation, Inc. 64 Council, Inc. Sa Guam Government Agencies 59 Keep Tennessee Green Association ....88 Colorado Open Space Foundation 54 Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Kentucky Government Agencies 64 Colorado Water Congress 54 Institute 57 Kentucky Academy of Science 65 'Colorado Wildlife Federation, Inc.....54 HawaiiGovernment Agencies 59 Kentucky Association of Soil and Colorado Wool Growers Association ...54 Havolii Cooperative Fishery Unit 39 Water ConservationDistricts....65 Connecticut Government liwwaii Association of Soil and 'League of Kentucky Sportsmen, Agencies 54 Water Conservation Districts 59 Inc., The 63 Connecticut Association of Conservation Hawaii Audubon Society 39 League of Ohio Sportsmen 31 Commissions, inc. 53 'Hawaii Wildlife Federation S9 LouisianaGovernment Agencies 63 Connecticut Association of District IdahoGovernment Agencies 60 Louisiana Association of Soil and Supervisors 55 Idaho Association of Soil Conservation Water Conservation District Connecticut Audubon Council SS Districts 60 Supervisors .. 66 Connecticut Forest and Park Association, Idaho Cooperative Fishery Upit 60 Louisiana Cooperative Fishery Unit ...65 Inc 55 Idaho Cooperative Wildlife Louisiana Cooperative Wildlife 'Connecticut Wildlife Federation. Research Unit 60 Research Unit 65 53 Idaho Wildlife Federation 60 Louisiana Forestry Association 66 Conservation Council for Hawaii 59 IllinoisGovernment Agencies 60 'Louisiana Wildlife Federation, Conservation Education Council Illinois Audubon Society 61 Inc 63 ofMaryland 67 Illinois Federation of Sportsmen's MaineGovernment Agencies 66 Conservation Council of North Clubs 61 Maine Association of Soil and Carolina 79 Illinois Prairie Path 61 Matt Conservation District 'Conservation Federation of IndianaGovernment Agencies 62 Supervisors 66 Missouti 72 Indiana Association of Soil and Maine Audubon Society and Portland 78 62 Conservation Forum Water Conservation Districts, Inc. ... Society of Natural Histoty 66 Council of Sportsmen's Clubs of 'Indiana Conservation Cowell, Inc 62 Maine Coopetative Fishery Unit 66 assac h use tts, Inc 69 Indiana Audubon Society, Inc. 62 Maine Cooperative Wildlife DelawareCovet n mint Agencies ts 62 Iowa Government Agencies Reseatch Unit 66 Delaware Association of Soil and Water 6) low* Academy of Science MarylandGovernment Agencies 66 Conservation District low a Association of Soil Conservation Supervisors 56 District Commissioners 63 Maryland Association of Soil Delaware Conservation Edu; at ion loss a Conservation Education Council. Conservation Districts, Inc. 67 Assoc is ion S6 Inc 6) Maryland Ot nithological Society, 67 Delaware Wild Lands, Inc 446 Iowa Cooperative Fishery Unit 6) Inc 'Maryland %Wide. Federation 67 De!aviare Wildlife Federation .1 low* Cooperative Wildlife Delmarva Ornithological Society 36 Research Unit 63 Massachusetts Government District of Columbia - Government Iowa Ornithologists' Union 61 Agencies 6$ Agencies '6 Iowa Wildlife Federation. Inc. 6) Massachusetts Association of Ecology Center 1.2 Island of Hawaii Fish and Game Conservation Districts 69 'Federated Smirtsmen's Clubs Association ta Massachusetts Audubon Society. Inc. 69

vi Massachusetts Cooperative Fishery Maine 66 Harbor, Inc 53 Unit 68 Nebraska - GoverKment Agencies 73 Northern Virginia Corservation Massachusetts Cooperative Wildlife Nebraska Association of Soil and Council 92 Research Unit 68 Water Conservation Districts 74 Ohio - Government Agencies 80 Massachusetts Forest and Park Nebraska Ornithologists' Union. Ohio Conservation Congress 81 Association 69 Inc. 74 Ohio Cooperative Fishery Unit 81 'Massachusetts Wildlife Federation, Government Agencies .. 74 Ohio Cooperative Wildlife Research Inc. 68 Nevada Association of Soil Conservation Unit 81 Merck Forest Foundation, Inc. 91 Districts 74 Ohio Federation of Soil and Water MichiganGovernment Agencies 69 Nevada Wildlife Federation, Inc 74 Conservation Districts 81 Michigan Audubon Society 69 New Hampshire Government Ohio Forestry Association, Inc. 81 Michigan Botanical Club, Inc. 70 Agencies 74 Ohio Parks and Recreation Michigan Natural Areas Council 70New Hampshire Association of Association 81 Michigan Natural Resources Conservation Districts 75 Oklahoma Government Agencies 81 Council 70New Hampshire Natural Resources Oklahoma Academy of Science R2 Michigan Soil Conservation Districts Council, Inc 75 Oklahoma Amoci.ition of Soil and Inc. 70New JerseyCovcrran-,ciit Agencies 75 Water Conservation Districts 82 Ur.itcd Coos(' vation New Jersey Association of Soil Oklahoma Cooperative Fishery Unit 82 Clubs 69 Conservation Districts 76 Oklahoma Cooperative Wildlife Middle Tennessee Conservancy New Jersey Audubon Society 76 Research Unit 82 Council 88 New Jersey State Federation of Oklahoma Ornithological Society 82 Minnesota - Government Agencies 70 Sportsmen's Clubs, Inc. 76 Oklahoma Wildlife Federation 82 Minnesota Association for Conservation Government Agencies 76 Open Lands Project 61 Education 71 New Mexico Association of Soil at d OtegonGovernment Agencies 82 Minnesota Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts 77 Oregon Association of Soil and Water Water Conservation Districts 71 New Mexico Wildlife and Conservation Conservation Districts 83 'Minnesota Conservation Federation 70 Association, Inc 77 Oregon Cooperative Fishery Unit 83 Minnesota Environmental Control New York Government Agencies 77 Oregoreyildlife Federat'on 83 Citizens Association 71 New York Cooperative Fishery Unit ..78 Ozark Society incorporated. The 51 MississippiGovernment Agencies 71 New York Cooperative Wildlife Pennsylvania Government Mississippi Association of Soil and Research Unit 78 Agencies 83 Water Conservation District New York Forest Owners Association Pennsylvania Association of Soil and Commissioners 72 Inc. 78 Water Conservation District Mississippi Forestry Association 72 New York Soil Conservation Districts Directors, Inc. 84 Mississippi Wildlife Federation 71 Association, Inc 78 Pennsylvania Cooperative Fishery Missouri - Government Agencies 72 'New York State Conservation Council, Unit 84 Missouri Association of Soil and Inc. 78 Pennsylvania Cooperative Wildlife Water Conservation Districts 73 New York Zoological Society 78 Research Unit 84 Missouri Cooperative Fishery Unit 72 North Ctrolina Government Pennsylvaia Federatioia of Missouri Cooperative Wildlife Agencies 79 Sportsmen's Clubs. inc. 84 Research Unit 72 North Carolina Association of Soil and Pennsylvania Forestry Association. Montana Government Agencies 73 Water Conservation Districts 79 The 83 Montana Association of and North Carolina Cooperative Fishery Pennsylvania Roadside Council, Waver Conservation Districts 73 Unit 79 Inc. 83 Montana Conservation Council, North Carolina Forestry Pennsylvania State Sportsmen's Inc. 73 Association 79 Association, Inc. 83 Montana Cooperative Fishery Unit 73 North Carolina Forestry Council 79 Planning and Conservation League 53 Montana Cooperative Wildlife North Carolina Recreation Prairie Chicken Foundation of Research Unit 73 and Park Society. Inc 79 Illinois 61 Montana Wildlife Federation 73 'North Carolina Wildlife Federation 79 Puerto RicoGovernment Agencies 83 Mountain Club of Maryland 67North Cascades Conservation Puerto Rico Association of Soil and Mountaineers, The 93 Council 93 Water Conservation Districts 85 National Campers and Hikers North Dakota Gov.iinenent Rhode Island Government Association, Inc. (Illinois State Agencies 79 Agencies 83 Association) 61 North Dakota Association of Soil Rhode Island Association of Soil and National Capital Area Federation Conservation Districts 80 Water Conservation District of Garden Clubs, Inc. els North Dakota Natural Science Supervisors 85 Natural History Society of Maryland. Society 80 'Rhode Island Wildlife Federation 83 The 'North Dakota Wildlife Federation 80 Save-the-Redwoods League ay Natural Land Ir.stitute 61 North Jersey Conservation Society for the Protection of Natural Resources Council of Foundation 76 New Hampshire Forests 73 Illinois 61 Northern California Association to South Carolina Government Natural Resources Council of Preserve Bodega Head and Agencies 86

ail South Carolina Association cf Soil and Texas Forestry Association 89 Washington Cooperative Fishery Water Conservation District Trees for Tomorrow, Inc. 95 Unit 93 Supervisors, Inc. 86 Trustees of Reservations, The 69 Washington Forest Protection South Carolina Forestry Association ...86 UtahGovernment Agencies 89 Association 93 'South Carolina Wildlife Utah Association of Soil Conservation Washington State Forestry Federation 86 Districts 90 Conference 93 South Dakota - Government Utah Cooperativ:: Fishery Unit 90 'Washington State Sportsmen's Agencies 86 Utah Cooperative Wildlife Council, Inc 93 South Dakota Cooperative Fishery Research Unit . 90 West Virginia - Government Unit 87 Utah Nature Study Society 90 Agencies 93 South Dakota Cooperative Wildlife 'Utah Wildlife and Outdoor West Virginia ails) Water Conservation Research Unit 87 Recreation Federation. 90 District Supervisors Association, South Dakota State Association of VcrmoritCiovernment Agencies 90 Inc. 94 Congn-vatioil Districts 87 Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's 'West Virginia Wildlife Federation....94 South Dakota Wildlife Federation 87 Clubs. Inc. 91 Western Pennsylvania Conservancy..., 85 Southeastern Environmental Council, Vermont Natural Resources Conservation Wisconsin Government Agencies 94 Inc sg Association 91 Wisconsin Association of Soil and 'Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas, Inc. 89'Vrrrriont Natural Resources Water Conservation Districts 95 Staten Island Institute of Arts Council 90 Wisconsin Park and Recreation and Sciences 79 Virgin Islands Conservation Association 95 Susquehanna Conservation Council ....79 Society 91 Wisconsin Pheasant Bleeders' Tennessee Government Agencies 87 VirginiaGovernment Agencies 91 Association 95 Tennessee Association of Soil and Water Virginia Association of Soil and Water Wisconsin Resource Conservation Conservation Districts 88 Conservation Districts 92 Council 95 Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Virginia Cooperative Fishery Unit 92 Wisconsin Society for Planning 88Virginia Cooperative Wildlife Ornithology, Inc es 'Tennessee Conservation League, Research Unit 92 'Wisconsin Wildlife Federation 95 87Virginia Forests, Inc. 92 Wyoming - Government Agencie: 96 Tennessee Scenic Rivers Association Virginia Society of Ornithology 92 Wyoming Association of Soil and Water TexasGovernment Agencies 88'Virginia Wildlife Federation, Conservation Districts 96 Texas Advisory Committee Inc. 92 *Wyoming Wildlife Federation 96 on Conservation Education 89Washington Government Texas Consetvation Council, Inc. 89 Agencies 92 Tens Council for Wildlife Washington Association of Soil and Water 'State artil hitt of the National Wildlife Protection 89 Conservation Districts 93 Federation

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND CITIZEN

GROUPS IN CANADA

Alberta Government Agencies 99 Conservation Council of Ontario, International Council for Bird Alberta Fish and Game The 101 Preservation (Canada) 99 Aveniation 99 Department of Fisheries and Jack Miner Migratory Bird Algonquin Wildlands League 100 Forestry 97 Foundation, Inc. 101 Atlantic Salmon Association 98Department of Indian Affairs and Manitoba(government Agencies ....100 British Cotumbi:, Government Northern Development 98 Manitoba Wildlife Federation 100 Agencies 99Ducks Unlimited (Canada) 99 National and Provoicial Parks British Colu mNa Waterfowl Sxiety. National 99 As ciation of Canada 99 The 99 Alberta 99 New Brunswick Government British Columbia Wildlife British Columbia 100 Agencies 100 Federation 99 Manitoba 100 Newfoundland Government Canadian Audubon Society 98 Saskatchewan 102 Agencies 100 Canadian Council of Resource Federation of British Columbia Nortbetn Economic Development Ministers 97 Naturalists 100 Branch 98 Canadian Forestry Association 99Federation of Ontario Nova Scotia Government Canadian institute of Forestry 99 Naturalists 101 Agencies 100 Canadian Wildlife Federation 99Fisheries Research 0,:gard of Nova Scotia Wildlife Federation 100 Canadian Wildlife Service 97 Canada 98 Or twitGovernment Agencies 101 Ontario F:deration of Anglers and Hunte.s,Inc., The 101 Ontario Forestry Association 101 Ontario Waterfowl Research Foundation 101 Prince Edward Island - Government Agencies 101 Provancher Society of Natural H:story of Canada, The 101 Province of Quebec Society for the Protection of Birds, Inc. 101 Quebec - Government Agencies 101 Quebec Forestry Association, Inc. 101 Quebec Wildlife Conservation Association 102 Quebec Wildlife Federation 102 Saskatchewan - Government Agencies 102 Saskatchewan Natural History Society 102 Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation 102 Yukon Territory.- Government Agencies 102

APPENDIX Colleges and Universities 103 Fish and Game Commissioners and Directors of the U.S. and Canr,da 107

INDEXES

Index to Major Publications 109 Personal Name Index 110 Other Directories of Interest 109

ix THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES (Committees considering natural resource legislation)

possessions of the U.S., except those affecting agricultural products; animal industry and STATES SENATE their revenue and appropriations; irrigation diseases o: animals; crop Insurance and soil [UNITED and reclamation, including water supply for conservation; dairy industry; entomology and reclamation projects, and easements of public plant quarantine; extension of farm credit and COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND lands for irrigation projects; interstate farm security; forestry in general, and forest FORESTRY, Rm.324, Old Senate Office compacts relating to apportionment of reserves other than those created from the Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510 (202, for irrigation purposes; mining interests public domain; human nutrition and home 225-2035) generally; mineral land laws and claims and economics; inspection of livestock and meat Consists of 13 Senators: agriculture generally; entries thereunder; geological survey; mining products; plant inCostry, soils, and inspection of livestock and meat products; schools and experimental stations; petroleum agricultural engineering; rural electrification. animal industry and diseases of animals; conservation and conservation of the radium adulteration of seeds, insect pests, and supply in the U.S.; relations of the U.S. with COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS,Rm. protection of birds and animals in forest the Indians and Indian tribes; measures H-218, Capitol Bldg., Washington, D.C. reserves; agricultural colleges and experiment relating to the care, education, and 20515 (202, 225-2771) stations; forestry in general and forest reserves management of Indians, including the care Consists of 51 Members: appropriation of the other than those created from the public and allotment of Indian lands and general and revenue for tke support of the Government. domain; agricultural economics and research; special measures relating to claims which are agricultural and industrial chemistry; dairy paid out of Indian funds. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR industry; entomology and plant quarantine; AFFAIRS, Rm.1324, Longworth House human nutrition and home economics; plant COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS, Rm. Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20515 industry, soils, and agricultural engineering; 4204, New Senate Office Bldg., (202, 225-2761) agricultural education extension services; Washington, D.C. 20510 (202, 225-6176) Consists of 34 Members: forest reserves and extension of farm credit and farm security; Consists of 15 Senators: flood control and national parks created from the public rural electrification; agricultural production improvement of rivers and harbors; public domain; forfeiture of land grants and alien and marketing and stabilization of prices of works for the benefit of navigation and ownership, including alien ownership of agricultural products; crop insurance and soil bridges and dams (other than international mineral lands; geological survey; interstate conservation. bridges and dams); water power; oil and other compacts relating to apportionment of waters pollution of navigable eaters; public buildings for Irrigation purposes; irrigation and COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS, Rm. and occupied or improved grounds of the reclamation, including water supply for 1235, New Senate Office Bldg., United States generally; measures relating to reclamation projects, and easements of public Washington, D.C. 20510 (202, 225-3471) the purchase of sites and construction of post lands for irrigation projects, and acquisition Consists of 24 Senators: all proposed offices, customhouses, Federal courthouses, of private lands when necessary to complete legislation, messages, petitions, memorials, and Government buildings within the District irrigation projects; measures relating to the and other matters relating to appropriation of of Columbia; measures relating to the Capitol care, education, and management of Indians, the revenue for the support of the building and the Senate and House Office including the care and allotment of Indian Government. Buildings; measures relating to the lands and general and special measures construction or reconstruction, maintenance, relating to cleans which art paid out of COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE,Rm. 5202, and care of the buildings, and grounds of the Indian funds; measures relating to insular New Senate Office Bldg., Washington, Botanic Gardens, the library of Congress, possessions of the U.S., except matters D.C. 20510 (202, 225-5115) and the Smithsonian Institution; public affecting their revenue and appropriations; Consists of 19 Senators: interstate and foreign reservations and parks within the District of military parks and battlefields, and national commerce generally; merchant marine Columbia including Ro ik Creek Park and the cemeteries; mineral land laws and claims and generally; registering and licensing of vessels Zoological Park; measures relating to the entries thereunder; mineral resources of the and small boats; navigation and the laws construction or maintenance of roads and public lands; mining interests generally; relating thereto, including pilotage; inland post roads. mining schools and experimental stations; waterways; fisheries and wildlife, including petroleum conservation on the public lands research, restoration, refuges, and and conservation of the radium supply in the conservation. U.S.; preservation of prehistoric ruins and HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES objects of interest on the public domain; COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR public lands generally, including entry, AFFAIRS,Rm. 3105, New Senate Office easements, and grazing thereon; relations of Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510(202, the U.S. with the Indians and the Indian 225-4971) COMMI rTEE ON AGRICULTURE, Rm.1301, tribes. Consists of 17 Senators: public lands Longworth House Office Bldg., generally, including entry, easements and Washington, D.C. 20515 (202, 225-2171) grazing thereon; mineral resources of the Consists of 33 Members: adulteration of COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND public lands; forfeiture of land grants and seeds, insect pests, and protection of birds and FOREIGN COMMERCE,Rm. 2125, alien ownership, including alien ownership of animals is forest reserves; agriculture Rayburn House Office Bldg., Washington, mineral lands; forest reserves and national generally; agricultural and industrial D.C. 20515 (202, 225-2927) parks created from the public domain; chemis.Yy; agricultural colleges and Consiuts of 37 Members: interstate and military parks and battlefields, and national experiment stations; agricultural economics kreign commerce generally; interstate oil cemeteries; preservation of prehistoric ruins and research; agricultural education extension compacts, and petroleum and natural gas, and objects of interest on the public domain; services; agricultural production and except on the public lands; regulation cf measures relating generally to the insular marketing and stabilization of prices of interstate transmission of power, except the

I installation of connections between COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS, Rm. the Zoological Park; measures relating to the Government water projects; inland waterways. 2165, Rayburn House Office Bldg., construction or maintenance of roads and Washington, D.C. 20515 (202, 225-4472) post roads, other than appropriations therefor. COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND Consists of 34 Members: flood control and FISHERIES, Rm. 1334, Longworth House improvement of rivers and harbors; public COMMITTEE ON RULES, Rm. H-3I3, Capitol Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20515 works for the benefit of navigation, including Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20515 (202, (202, 225-4047) bridges and dams (other than international 225-4121) Consists of 37 Members: merchant marine bridges and dams); water power; oil and other Consists of IS Members: the rules, joint rules, generally; registering and licensing of vessels pollution of navigable waters; public and order of business of the House; recesses and small boats; coast and geodetic surveys; reservations and parks within the District of and final adjournment of Congress; to sit and fisheries and wildlife, including research, Columbia, including Rock Creek Park and act whether or not the House is in session. restoration, refuges and conservation.

2 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS

GEORGE R. BURNS, P.O. Box 1072, Methods Operations: J. R. BRAZZEL (Ext. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Athens, Ga. 30601 (404, 548-5641, Ext. 8328) OF AGRICULTURE 234) Northern Plains (Colo., Mont., Nebr., N. Regional Supervisors: Dak., S. Dak., Wyo.): CHESTER E. Eastern Region: HARRY L. SMITH, Flynn 14th St. and Jefferson Dr., S.W., Ave. and Park Blvd., P.O. Box 93, Washington, D.C. 20250 (202, 388 plus EVANS, P.O. Box E, 401 S. College Moorestown, N.J. 08057 extension) Ave., Ft. Collins, Colo. 80521 (303, Secretary: CLIFFORD M. HARDIN 482-5272) Central Region: M. A. CAMPBELL, 310 Under Secretary: J. PHIL CAMPBELL Southern Plains (Kans., N. Mex., Okla., 4th Ave., Rm. 900, Minneapolis, Minn. Assistant Secretary (International Affairs and Tex.): J. REX JOHNSTON, 55401 Southern Region: CHARLES C. FANCHER, Commodity Programs): CLARENCE D. USDA-ARS, Bushiand, Tex. 79012 (806, PALM BY (Ext. 3111) 376-5151, Ext. 7850) 3505 25 th Ave., P.O. Box 989, Assistant Secretary (Marketing and Consumer Northwest (Idaho, Ore., Wash., Alaska): Gulfport, Miss. 39502 Services): RICHARD E. LYNG (Ext. DEAN C. MUCKEL, 550 W. Fort St., Western Region: JAMES R. DUTTON, Rm. 201, Post Office Bldg., P.O. Box 18, 4623) Rm. 332, P.O. Box 1187, Boise, Idaho Assistant Secretary (Rural Development and 83701 (208,342-2711, Ext. 511) 13th and Alice St., Oakland, Calif. 94604 Conservation): THOMAS K. COWDEN Southwest (Ariz., Calif., Hawaii, Nev., Utah): Mexico Region: LEV F. CURL, Apartado No. 815, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, (Ext. 2796) WILLIAM W. DONNAN, 37306 Assistant Secretary (Administration): Elizabeth St., P.O. Box 2326, Riverside, Mexico JOSEPH M. ROBERTSON (Ext. 3291) Calif. 92506 (714, 686.9320, Ext. 454) Director, Agricultural Economics: DON AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND PAARLBERG (Eat, 5681) CONSERVATION SERVICE, Washington, Plant Quarantine Div., Federal Center Bldg., D.C. 20250 (202, 388 plus extension) Director, Science and Education: NED D. Hyattsville, Md. 20781 (202, 388 plus BAYLEY (Ext. 4581) (Administers the following nationwide or extension) regional programs: Agricultural Conservation Director of Information: HAROLD R. (Enforces plant quarantines affecting LEWIS (Ext. 5247) Program, Conservation Reserve Program of importations of plants and plant products the Soii Bank, Cropland Conversion Program, from foreign countries, the movement of such AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE, Cropland Adjustment Program (including products between U.S. possessions and the public access and Greenspan), Appalachian Washington, D.C. 20250 (202, 388 plus mainland, and intransit movement of products extension; information: 737-4142) Land Stabilization and Conservation restricted by domestic plant quarantines; Program, and various commodity, annual Administrator: GEORGE W. IRVING, JR. regulates the importation and interstate (Ext. 3656) acreage diversion, and price stabilization movement of plant pests.) programs (including feed grains, wheat, Publication: Agricultural Research Director: F. A. JOHNSTON (Ext. 8424) Editor: RUSSELL P. KANIUKA (Ext. 4436) cotton, sugar, livestock, wool, etc.).) Assistant Director: W. H. WHEELER (Ext. Administrator: KENNETH E. FRICK (Ext. 8436) Soll and Water Conservation Research Div., 3467) Assistant Director: T. G. DARLING (Ext. Director, Conservation and Land Use Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, Md. 8417) 20705 (301, 474-6500 plus extension) Programs Div.: SEELEY G. LODWICK Assistant Director, Management: J. C. FREY (Ext. 6221) (Conducts research in watershed engineering, (Ext. 8428) Deputy Directors: WARREN A. MYERS soil management, and water management.) (Ext. 5295); JAMES M. HUNT (Ext. Director: CECIL H. WADLF.IGH (Ext. 571) 6825) Associate Director: JAN VAN Plant Post Control Div., Federal Center Bldg., Hyattsville, Md. 20781 (202, 388 plus Branch Chiefs: GARDNER L. SMITH SCHILFGAARDE (Ext. 361) (Conservation) (Ext. 7333); ROY M. Assistant Director, Watershed Engineering: extension) (Administers cooperative plant pest control GARREN (Land Use) (Ext. 4053); LOUIS M. GLYMPH (Ext. 691) GEORGE E. BRADLEY (Special Assistant Director, Water Management: and domestic quarantine programs for the control and eradication of insects, diseases Programs) (Ext. 4491); ERNEST L. DWIGHT D. SMITH (Ext. 463) GAMBELL (Program Analysis) (Ext. Assistant Director, Soil Management: CARL and nematodes of economic importance.) 6853) W. CARLSON (Ext. 651) Director: DONALD R. SHEPHERD (Ext. 8307) Director, Information Div.: WILLIAM H. Research Branches: Associate Director: JOSEPH F. SPEARS CUMMINGS (Ext. 5237) Northeast (Conn., Del., Me., Md., Mass., (Ext. 8308) N.H., N.J., N.Y., Pa., Vt., R.I., Va., W. Assistant Director: JOSEPH W. GENTRY COOPERATIVE STATE RESEARCH SERVICE, Va.): H. L. BARROWS, Plant Industry (Ext. 8309) Washingtoi, D.C. 20250 (202, 388 plus Station, AdministratioBldg., Rm. 319, Assistant to the Director for Management: E. extension) Beltsville, Md. 20705 (301, 474 -6500, Ext. E. NORRIS (Ext. 8388) (Administers Federal-grant funds for research 355) Chief Staff Officers: in agriculture, forestry, resource conservation, Corn Belt (III., Ind., Iowa, Ky., Mich., and rural life =rig available to State Minn., Mo., Ohio, Wis.): CORNELIUS Control Operations: M. T. PENDER (Ext. Agricultural Experiment Stations and A. VAN DOREN, 108 Soil Science 8327) Forestry Schools in the 50 states and Puerto Bldg., University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Survey and Detection Operations: THOMAS Rico.) Minn. 55101 (612, 334-2975) McINTYRE (Ext. 8349) Administrator: R. L. LOVVORN (Ext. 4423) Southern (Ala., Ark., Fla., Ga., La., Miss., Regulatory Operations: G. 0. ROHWER Associate Administrator: H. C. NC., Puerto Rico, S.C., Tenn.): (Ext. 8339) KNOBLAUCH (Ext. 7441)

3 Assistant Administrator, Formula Funds: T. Experiment Sta., Lexington 40506 Experiment Ste., Blacksburg 24061 S. RONNINGEN (Ext. 4587) La.: DOYLE CHAMBERS, Agriculture! Wash.: J. S. ROBINS, Agricultural Assistant Administrator, Cooperative Forestry Experiment Sta., P.O. Box 8877, 13e.on Experiment Ste., Pullman 99163 Research: G. F. BIJRKS (Ext. 4913) Rouge 70803 W. Va.: A. H. VANLANDINOHAM, Assistant Administrator, Regional Research: Me.: B. R. POULTON, Agricultural Agricultural Experiment Ste., C. F. SIERK (Ext. 5819) Experiment Ste., Orono 04473 Morgantown 26506 Assistant to the Administrator, Program Md.: I. C. HAUT, Agricultural Experiment Wis.: G. S. POUND, Agricultural Evaluation: H. A. DUNN (Ext. 6841) Ste., College Park 20742 Experiment Ste., Madison 53706 Regional Research Coordinator: B. F. Mass.: A. A. SPIELMAN, Agricultural Wyo.: N. W. HILSTON, Agricultural BEACHER (Ext. 6827) Experiment Sta., Amherst 01002 Experiment Ste., University Ste. Box Assistant to the Administrator, Research Mich.: S. H. WITMER, Agricultural 3354, Laramie 82070 Communications: B. F. BEACHER (Ext. Experiment Ste., Ears Lansing 48823 5260) Minn.: W. F. HUE°, JR., Agricultural Cooperating Forestry School Administrators: Assistant to the Administrator, Experiment Ste., St. Paul Campus, St. Ala.: WILBUR B. DeVALL, Head, Dept. of Administrative Officer: C. M. Paul 55101 F AuburnUniversity,Auburn RINGUETTE (Ext. 6845) Miss.: I. H. ANDERSON, Agricultural 33068orestry, Program Officer, Program Evaluations: N. G. Experiment Ste., State College 39762 Ariz.: JOHN H. EHRENREICH, Head, BRANDENBURG (Ext. 5322) Mo.: E. R. KIEHL, Agricultural Experiment Dept. of Watershed Management, Director, Animal Science Research it ogam: Ste., Columbia 65201 University of Arizona, Tucson 85721; J. 0. GRANDSTAFF (Ext. 6209) Mont,. J. A. ASLESON, Agricultural CHARLES 0. MINOR, Dean, School of Director, Economics, Marketing, Rural and Experiment Ste., Bozeman 59715 Forestry, Northern Arizona University, Community Development Research Nebr.: H. W. OTTOSON, Agricultural Flagstaff 86001 Progrrms: P.1. JEHLIK (Ext. 6033) Experiment Sta., Lincoln 68503 Calif.: JOHN A. ZIVNUSKA, Dean, School Director, Plant Science Research Program: C. Nev.: D. BOHMONT, Agricultural of Forestry, University of California, L. LEFEBVRE (Ext. 4787) Experiment Ste., Reno 89507 Berkeley 94720; EDWIN W. PIERSON, Director, Utilization Research Program: R. N.H.: H. A. KEENER, Agricultural Coordinator, Forestry Dept., Humboldt G. GARNER (Ext. 7223) Experiment Sts., Durham 03824 State College, Arcata 95521 Director, Human Nutrition and Consumer N.J.: W. A. MACLINN, Agricultural Colo.: ROBERT E. DILS, Dean, College of Use Research Program: MARY B. Experiment Ste., New Brunswick 08903 Forestry and Natural Resources, MINDEN (Ext. 7854) N. Mex.: P. 3. LEYENDECKER, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins Agricultural Experiment Sta., University 80521 State Agricultural Experiment Station Park 88001 Conn.: A. 3. R. GUTTAY, He-ad, Dept. of Directors: N.Y.: NYLE C. BRADY, Agricultural Plant Science, University of Connecticut, Ala: E. V. SMITH, Agricultural Experiment Experiment Sta. (Cornell Sta.), Ithaca Storrs 06268 Sta., Auburn 36830 14850; D. W. BARTON, Agricultural Fla.: JOHN L. GRAY, Director, School of Alaska: H. F. DRURY, Agricultural Experiment Ste., Geneva 14456 Forestry, University of Florida, Experiment Sta., College 99701 N.C.: J. C. WILLIAMSON, JR. (Acting), Gainesville 32601 Ariz.: R. K. FREVERT, Agricultural Agricultural Experiment Sta., State Ga.: ALLYN M. HERRICK, Dean, School Experiment Sta., Tucson 85721 College Sta., Raleigh 27607 of Forest Resources, University of Ark.: E. M. CRALLEY, Agricultural N. Dak.: A. 0. HAZEN, Agricultural Georgia, Athens 30601 Experiment Sta., Fayetteville 72701 Experiment Sta., State University Sta., Idaho: ERNEST WOHLETZ, Dean, College Calif.: C. F. KELLY, Agricultural Fargo 58102 of Forestry, University of Idaho, Moscow Experiment Sta., 317 University Hall, Ohio: R. M. KOTTMAN, Ohio Agricultural 83843 2200 University Ave., Berkeley 94720 Research and Development Center, Ohio Ill.: WILLIAM R. BOGGESS, Head, Dept. Colo.: D. F. HERVEY, Agricultural State University, Columbus 43210 of Forestry, University of Illinois, Urbana Experiment Sta., Fort Collins 80521 Okla.: J. A. WHATLEY, Agricultural 61801; JOHN W. ANDRESEN, Conn.: J. CL HORSFALL, Agricultural Experiment Ste., Stillwater 74075 Chairman, Dept. of Forestry, Southern Experiment Sta., P. 0. Box 1106, New Ore.: G7 B. WOOD, Agricultural Experiment Illinois University, Carbondale 62901 Haven 06504; E. J. KERSTING, Sta., Corvallis 97331 Ind.: WILLIAM C. BRAMBLE, Head, Agricultural Experiment Sta., Storrs Pa.: R. E. LARSON, Agricultural Dept. of Forestry and Conservation, 06268 Experiment Sta., 106 Armsby Bldg., Purdue University, Lafayette 47907 Del.: W. E. McDANIEL, Agricultural University Park 16802 Iowa: HENRY H. WEBSTER, Head, Dept. Experiment Sta., Newark 19711 Puerto Rico: JOSE VICENTE CHANDLER, of Forestry, Iowa State University, Ames Fla.: J. W. SITES, Agricultural Experiment Agricultural Experiment Sta., Rio 50010 Sta., Gainesville 32601 Piedras 00928 La.: LLOYD P. BLACKWELL, Head, Ga.: J. H. OWEN, Agricultural Experiment RI.: J. W. COBBLE, Agricultural Dept. of Forestry, Louisiana Polytechnic Sta., Athens 30601 Experiment Sta., Kingston 02881 Institute, Ruston 71270; PAUL Y. Hawaii: C. PEAIRS WILSON, Agricultural S.C.: O. B. GARRISON, Agricultural BURNS, Director, School of Forestry Experiment Sta., Honolulu 96822 Experiment Ste., Clemson 29631 and Wildlife Management, Louisiana Idaho: J. E. KRAUS, Agricultural S. Dak.: D. C. ACKER, Agricultural State University, Baton Rouge 70803 Experiment Sta., Moscow 83843 Experiment Ste., Brookings 57007 Me.: ALBERT D. NUTTING, Director, III.: 0. W. SALISBURY, Agricultural Tenn.: 3. A. EWING, Agricultural School of Forest Resources, University of Experiment Sta., Urbana 61841 Experiment Sta., Knoxville 37916 Maine, Orono 04473 Ind.: H. H. KRAMER, Agricultural Tex.: H. 0. KUNKEL (Acting), Agricultural Mass.: ARNOLD D. RHODES, Head, Experiment Sta., Lafayette 47907 Experiment Sts., College Station 77843 Dept. of Forestry and Wildlife Iowa: FLOYD ANDRE, Agriculture and Utah: K. W. HILL, Agricultural Experiment Management, University of Home Economics, Ames 50010 Ste., Logan 84321 Massachusetts, Amherst 01002 Kans.: F. W. SMITH, Agricultural Vt.: T. W. DOWE, Agricultural Experiment Mich.: FRED B. KNIGHT, Chairman, Experiment Sta., Manhattan 66502 Ste., Burlington 05401 Dept. of Forestry, School of Natural Ky.: C. E. BARNHART, Agricultural Va.: C. T. WILSON, Agricultural Resources, University of Michigan, Ann 4 Arbor 48104; LEE M. JAMES, Dean, School of Natural Resources, Dept. Ark.: D. LEROY GRAY, Extension Fish & Chairman, Forestry Dept., Michigan State of Forestry, University of Wisconsin, Wildlife Biologist, Cooperative Extension University, East Lansing 48823 GENE A. Madison 53706 Service, Box 391, Little Rock 72203; HESTER BERG, Head, Dept. of ROBERT A. PIERCE, Agricultural Pest Forestry, Michigan Technological FEDERAL EXTENSION SERVICE, Control Specialist, Cooperative Extension University, Houghton 49931 Washington, D.C. 20250 (202, 388 plus Service, Box 391, Little Rock 72203; Minn.: FRANK H. KAUFERT, Director, extension) JAMES E. MILLER, Rodent Control School of Forestry, University of (A part of the Cooperative Extension Service. Specialist, Cooperative Extension Service, liinnesota, St. Paul 55101 Has the responsibility for and leadership in all Box 391, Little Rock 72203 Miss.: ROBERT T. CLAPP, Dean, School general educational progums of the Calif.: RICHARD D. TEAGUE, Extension of Forest Resources, Mississippi State Department of Agriculture. Administrative Wildlife Specialist, Agricultural Extension University, State College 39762 and technical personnel serve as liaison Service, 2208 Storer Hall, University of Mo.: DONALD P. DUNCAN, Director, between departmental research and action California, Davis 95616 School of Forestry, University of agencies and the administrative and extension Colo.: DWIGHT R. SMITH, Wildlife Missouri, Columbia 65201 technical staffs at land grant universities in Specialist, Dept. of Forest, Recreation & Meat.: ARNOLD W. BOLLE, Dean, School the 50 states and Puerto Rico. County Wildlife Conservation, Colorado State of Forestry, University of Montana, extension agents, located in nearly all University, Fort Collins 80521 Missoula 59801 counties, make available to farmers, Conn.: W. R. WHITWORTH, Fish and N.H.: OTIS F. HALL, Chairman, Dept. of homemakers, youth, and others the results of Wildlife Specialist, Extension Service, Forest Resources, University of New research conducted by the Department of University of Connecticut, Storrs 06268 Hampshire, Durham 03524 Agriculture, land grant institutions, and ether Del.: SAM GWINN, Director, Cooperative N.J.: CHARLES E. HESS, Chairman, Dept. research agencies. Results include information Extension Service, Agricultural Hall, of Horticulture and Forestry, Rutgers on the protection of wildlife and other natural University of Delaware, Newark 19711 University, New Brunswick 08903 resources and the action necessary to provide Fla.: TONY JENSEN, Agricultural N.Y.: EDWIN C. JAHN, Dean, State such protection.) Extension Service, 413 Rolfe Hali, Unh ersity College of Forestry at Syracuse Administrator: LLOYD H. DAVIS (Ext. University of Florida, Gainesville 32601 University, Syracuse 13210; L. S. 337T) Ga.: JAMES L. BYFORD, Extension HAMILTON, Head, Dept. of Associate Administrator: EDWIN L. KIRBY Wildlife Specialist, Cooperative Extension Conservation, Cornell University, Ithaca (Ext. 3381) Service, University of Georgia, Athens 14850 Assistant Administrators: LOWELL H. 30601 N.C.: RICHARD J. PRESTON, JR., Dean, WATTS (Ext. 3383); RAYMOND C. Hawaii: WADE McCALL, Extension Soils School of Forest Resources, North SCOTT (Ext. 5623); CHARLES W. Specialist, 2525 Varney Cir., Honolulu Carolina State University, Raleigh 27607 McDOUGALL (Ext. 3304); JOSEPH L. 96822 Okia.. EDWARD E. STURGEON, Head, MATTHEWS (Ext. 3691) Idaho: FRED KOHL, District Agent, Dept. of Forestry, Oklahoma State Director, Div. of Community Resource Cooperative Extension Service, University University, Stillwater 74074 Development: EARL F. PETTYJOHN of Idaho, Box 300, Boise 83701 Ore.: CARL H. STOLTENBERG, Dean, (Ext. 3425) Ill.: ROBERT D. WALKER, Extension School of Forestry, Oregon State Director, Div. of Agricultural Science, Specialist In Soil Conservation, University, Corvallis 97331 Technology and Management: CHARLES Cooperative Extension Service, College of Pa.: WILBER W. WARD, Director, School L. BEER (Ext. 4387) Agriculture, Urbana 61801 of Forest Resources, Pennsylvania State Coordinator, Natural Resources Programs: hid.: HERBERT C. KRAUCH, JR., University, University Park 16802 IVAN R. MARTIN (Ext. 4556) Extension Wildlife Specialist, Cooperative S.C.: KOLOMAN LEHOTSKY, Head, Specialist, Wildlife Management: J. DAVID Extension Service, Purdue University, Dept. of Forestry, Clemson University, ALMAND Lafayette 47907 Clemson 29631 Director, Div. of Home Economics: HELEN Iowa: ROBERT B. MOORMAN, Extension Tenn.: JOHN W. BARRETT, Head, Dept. D. TURNER (Acting) (Ext. 6059) WildlifeConservationist, Extension of Forestry, University of Tennessee, Director, Div. of 4-H and Youth Service, Iowa State University, Ames Knoxville 37916 Development: E. DEAN VAUGHAN 50010 Tex.: C. L. LEINWEBER, Head, Dept. of (Ext. 5673) Kans.: GEORGE C. HALAZON, Extension Range Science, Texas A&M University, Director, Div. of Extension Research and Specialist in Wildlife Management, College Station 77843 Education: NEIL J. RAUDABAUGH Cooperative Extension Service, Kansas Utah: J. WHITNEY FLOYD, Dean, (Ext. 4201) State University, Manhattan 66502; F. College of Natural Resources, Utah State Director, Div. of Information: WALTER W. ROBERT HENDERSON, Extension University, Logan 84321 JOHN (Ext. 6283) Specialist, Wildlife Damage Control, Vt.: WALLACE W. CHRISTENSEN, Director, Div. of Marketing and Utilization Cooperative Extension Service, Fairchild Chairman, Forestry Dept., University of Sciences: SHARON Q. HOOBLER (Ext. Hall, Kansas State University, Manhattan Vermont, Burlington 05401 5633) 66502 Va.: JOHN F. HOSNER, Head, Dept. of La.: R. RODNEY FOIL Forestry Forestry and Wildlife, Virginia State Extension Wildlife Specialists: Specialist, Cooperative Extension Service, Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg 24061 Ala.: EARL F. KENNAMER, Fish and Knapp Hall, University Sta., Baton Wash.: JAMES S. BETHEL, Dean, College Wildlife Specialist, Extension Service, Rouge 70803 of Forest Resources, University of Auburn University, Auburn 36830 Md.: DEAN TUTHILL, Dept. of Washington, Seattle 98105; GRANT A. Alaska: JAMES W. MATTHEWS, Associate Agricultural Economics, Cooperative HARRIS, Chairman, Dept. of Forestry Director, Cooperative Extension Service, Extension Service, University of and Range Management, Washington University of Alaska, College 99701 Maryland, College Park 20742 State University, Pullman 99163 Ariz.: CLARENCE EDMOND, State Mass.: JOHN H. NOYES, Forestry Dept., W. Va.: DAVID P WHITE, Director, Div. Leader, Community and Resource University of Massachusetts, Amherst of Forestry, West Virginia University, Development, Cooperative Extension 01002 Morgantown 26506 Service, University of Arizona, Tucson Mich.: ROBERT W. GEORGE, Extension Wis.: STEPHEN C. SMITH, Associate 85721 Specialist, Conservation Education,

6 Natural Resources Bldg., Michigan State College of Agriculture and Biological Deputy Chief, National Forest System: M. University, East Lansing 48823 Sciences, South Dakota State University, M. NELSON (Ext. 3523) Minn.: PHILLIP K. HAREIN, Professor Brookings 57006 D:rector, Div. of Wildlife Management: and Extension Entomologist, Entomology, Tenn.: EARL R. CADY, Assistant ForeJter, WALTER 0. HANSON (Ext. 7005) Fisheries and Wildlife, Institute of Agricultural Extension Service, Box 1071, Assistant Director: DONALD D. STRODE Agriculture, University of Minnesota, St. Knoxville 37901 (Ext. 7005) Paul 55101; RICHARD J. MAKIE, Tex.: WALLACE G. KLUSSMANN, Deputy Chief, Research: R. KEITH Assistant Professor, Entomology, Wildlife Specialist and Sea Grant ARNOLD (Ext. 6666) Fisheries and Wildlife, Institute of Program Leader, Cooperative Extension Range aid Wildlife Habitat Ecology Agriculture, University of Minnesota, St. Service, Texas A&M University, College Mana3emett Research. JUNIOR B. Paul 55101 Station 77843; CHARLES RAMSEY, HILMON (557-4809) Miss.: WENDELL JOSEPH LORIO, Wildlife Specialist, Agricultural Extension Assistant: DIXIE R. SMITH (557-4809) Extension Fish and Wildlife Specialist, Service, Texas A&M University, College Director, Forest. Insect and Disease Research: Cooperative Extension Service, Station 77843; JACK L. JONES, T. F. McLINTOCK (557-4811) Mississippi State University, State College Resource Development Specialist, Deputy Chief, Administration: EDWARD W. 39762 Cooperative Extension Service, Texas SCHULTZ (at. 6707) Mont.: ELDON H. SMITH, Extension A&M University, College Station 77843; Director, Div. of Information and Education: Wildlife Specialist, Cooperative Extension JACK C. PARKER, Marine Advisory HENRY W. DeBRUIN (Ext. 3760) Service, Montana State University, Program Specialist, Cooperative Bozeman 59715 Extension Service, Texas A&M Pinchot Institute for Conservation Studios, Nebr.: HOWARD L. WIEGERS, Extension University, College Station 77843; Milford, Pa. 18337 (717, 296-6401) Poultry (Wildlife) Specialist, Extension DAVID HARRINGTON, Marine Resident Director: MATTHEW J. Service, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Advisory Program Specialist, Cooperative BRENNAN 68503 Extension Service, Texas A&M Marine Nev.: JACK ARTZ, Range and Pasture Laboratory, Galveston 77550 Regional Foresters: Specialist, Cooperative Extension Service, Utah: GAR W. WORKMAN, Wildlife Region 1, Northern: NEAL M. RAHM, Max C. Fleischmann College of Resource Specialist, Extension Service, Federal Bldg., Missorsia, Mont. 59801 Agriculture, Reno 89507 Utah State University, Logan 84321 (406, 549-6511) N.Y.: HARLAN B. BRUMSTED, Associate Vt.; RAYMOND FOULDS, Extension Chief, Div. of Range and Wildlife Professor, Conservation Extension, Forester, Extension Service, University of Management: HOWARD R. FOULGER Cooperative Extension Service, Fernow Vermont, Burlington 05401 (Eit. 3313) Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca 14850 Va.: GLENN R. DUDDERAR, Extension Wildlife Management: ROGER S. N.C.: HUGH M. FIELDS, Extension Wildlife Specialist, Cooperative Extension BUMSTEAD (Ext. 3313) Wildlife Specialist, Cooperative Extension Service, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Region 2, Rocky Mountain: DAVID S. Service, North Carolina State University, Blacksburg 24061 NORDWALL, Federal Center, Bldg. 85, Raleigh 27607 W. Va.: GEORGE H. BREIDING, Denver, Colo. 80225 (303, 233-3611) N. Dak.: KEITH W. HARMON, Specialist Extension Program Leader in Outdoor Chief, Div. of Range and Wildlife in Wildlife Management and Recreation, Cooperative Extension Management: GEORGE L. BURNETT Conservation, Cooperative Extension Service, West Virginia University, (Ext. 8133) Service, North Dakota State University, Morgantown 26506 Wildlife Management: A. F. C. GREENE Fargo 58102 Wis.: ROBERT S. ELLARSON, Extension (Ext. 8133) Ohio: THOMAS M. STOCKDALE, Specialist, Wildlife Management, Region 3, Southwestern: WILLIAM D. Extension Specialist - Wildlife, Cooperative Cooperative Extension Service, University HURST, New Federal Bldg., 517 Gold Extension Service, Ohio State University, of Wisconsin, Madison 53706 Ave., S.W., Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87101 Columbus 43210 Wyo.: GERALD COSTEL, Resource (505, 843-2401) Okla.: RALPH W. ALTMAN, Extension Specialist, Agricultural Extension Service, Chief, Div. of Range and Wildlife Wildlife Specialist, Cooperative Extension Box 3354, University Sta., Laramie 82070 Management: FRANK 3. SMITH (Ext. Service, Oklahoma State University, 2428) Stillwater 74074 FOREST SERVICE.Washington, D.C. 20250 Wildlife Management: DALE A. JONES Ore.: ANDREW S. LANDFORCE, Wildlife (202, 388 plus extension; information: Ext. (Ext. 2428) Management Specialist, Cooperative _3957) Region 4, Intermountain: FLOYD Extension Service, Oregon State (Administers National Forests and National IVERSON, Federal Office BMg., 25th University, Corvallis 97331; WILLIAM Grasslands and is responsible for the St., Ogden, Utah 84401 (801, 399-6011) Q. WICK, Marine Advisory Program management of their resources. Cooperates Chief, Div. of Wildlife Management: Leader, Cooperative Extension Service, with Federal and state officials in the DAVID M. GAUFIN (Ext. 6281) Oregon State University, Newport 97365 enforcement of game laws on the National Region 5, Calif.: JACK W. DEINEMA, 630 Pa.: ROBERT G. WINGARD, Chairman, Forests and in the development and Sansome St., , Calif. 94111 Forestry & Wildlife Management maintenance of wildlife resources; cooperates (415, 556-4310) Extension, Pennsylvania State Univasity, with the state and private owners in the Chief, Div. of Range and Wildlife University Park 16802 application of sound forest management Management: EVERETT R. DOMAN R.I.: WALTER P. GOULD, Forestry practices, in protection of forest lands against (556-4813) Specialist, Chairman of the Forestry fire, and in the distribution of planting stock. Wildlife Management: WILLIAM P. Dept., Cooperative Extension Service, Conducts research in the entire field of DASMANN (556-4813) University of Rhode Island, Kingston forestry and wild land management.) Region 6, Pacific Northwest: CHARLES A. 02881 Chief: EDWARD P. CLIFF (Ext. 6661) CONNAUGHTON, 319 S.W. Pine St., S.C.: L. M. SPARKS, Associate Extension Associate Chief: ARTHUR GREELEY (Ext. Box 3623, Portland, Ore. 97208 (503, Specialist (Entomology), Cooperative 7491) 226-3361) Extension Service, Clemson 29631 Deputy Chief, Cooperative State and Private Chief, Div. of Range and Wildlife S. Dak.: JOHN T. STONE, Dean of Forestry Programs: E. M. BACON (Ext. Management: JOHN FORSMAN (Ext. Extension, Cooperative Extension Service, 6657) 2167)

6 Wildlife Management: LEON W. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, 600, Salina 67401 MURPHY Washington, D.C. 20250 (202, 388 plus Ky.: WILLIAM H. CASEY, 1409 Forbes Region 8, Southern: THEODORE A. extension; information: 737.4142) Rd.. Lexington 40505 SCIILAPFER, Suite 800, 1720 Peachtree (Provides technical assistance in all land-use La.: EDWARD R. SMITH, 3137 Rd., N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30309 (404, and rural areas development programs of the Government St., Alexandria 71301 526-5177) Department of Agriculture on farms and Mass., Vt., R.I. and Conn.: VACANT, 29 Chief, Div. of Wildlife, Range, ranches and certain watersheds, including Cottage St., Amherst, Mass. 01002 Watershed, and Multiple Use erosion control, flood prevention, woodland Mich.: CHARLES M. SMITH, 1405 S. Management: WAYNE J. CLOWARD conservation, water management and Harrison Rd., East Lansing 48823 (526. 5569) recreation. Attention is devoted to the Minn.: JOHN BEDISH, 316 N. Robert St., Wildlife Management: HERMAN L. maximum development of wildlife habitat St. Paul 55102 HOLBROOK (526-5685) compatible with the primary use of the land.) Miss.: EDWARD G. SULLIVAN, P.O. Box Region 9, Eastern: GEORGE S. JAMES, Administrator: KENNETH E. GRANT (Ext. 610, Jackson 39250 Clark Bldg., 633 W. Wisconsin Ave.. 4531) Mo.: MAX HAMILTON, P.O. Box 459, Milwaukee, Wis. 33203 (414, 272.8600) Associate AJmioistrator: NORMAN A. Columbia 65201 Chief, Div. of Recreation, Wildlife and BERG (Ext. 4523) Mont. and Wyo.: LOUIS M. MOOS, P.O. Range Management: JOHN 0. Deputy Administrator for Field Services: Box 970, Bozeman, Mont. 59715 WERNHAM (272-3615) VACANT (Ext. 4527) Nebr.: ROBERT J. LEMAIRE, Rm. (4:14, Wildlife and Range Management: Director, Plant Sciences Div.: DARNELL M. 134 S. 12th St , Lincoln 68508 ROBERT E. RADTKE WHITT (Ext. 3587) N.H. and Me.: DAVID N. ALLAN, Federal Region 10, Alaska: W. HOWARD Chief Biologist: LAWRENCE V. Bldg., Durham, N.H. 03824 JOHNSON, Federal Office Bldg., Box COMPTON (Ext. 2752) N. Mex.: EDWIN A. SWENSON, P.O. Box 1628, Juneau 99801 (907, 5847261) Director, Information Div.: HUBERT W. 2007, Albuquerque 87103 Div. of Recreation, Lands, Wildlife, and KELLEY (Ext, 4543) N.Y.: ROBERT E. MYERS, 700 E. Water Watershed Management: SIGURD T. Watershed Recreation Specialist: RALPH C. St., Syracuse 13210 OLSON (586-7271) WILSON (Ext. 3501) N.C.: JOHN P. EDWARDS, P.O. Box 12045, Raleigh 27603 Directors of Forest and Range Experiment Regional Biologists: N. DA.: ERLING B. PODOLL, P.O. Box Stations: Northeast: CARL H. THOMAS, 760) West 1458, Bismarck 58501 Intermountain: JOSEPH H. PECIIANEC, Chester Pike, Upper Darby, Pa. 19082 Ohio: H. ORANV1LLE SMITH, 311 Old 507 25TH St., Ogden, Utah 84401 South: OLAN W. DILLON, JR., P.O. Box Federal Bldg., Columbul 43215 (801,399-6011) 11222, Federal Center, Fort Worth, Tex. Okla.: JEROME F. SYKORA, P.O. Box North Central: DAVID B. KING, Folwell 76110 271, Stillwater 74074 Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 55101 (612, Midwest: WADE H. HAMOR, Rm. 503, Ore.: kOBERT A. CORTHELL, 1218 S.W. 645-0841) 134 S. 12th St., Lincoln, Nebr. 68508 Washington, Portland 97205 Northeastern: RICHARD D. LANE, 6816 West: VERNE E. DAVISON, 507 Federal Pd.: CLAYTON L. HEINEY, JR.,100 N. Market St., Upper Darby, P.,. 19082 (215, Bldg., 701 N.W. Glisan St., Portland, Cameron St., Harrisburg, Pa. 17101 352-5800) Ore. 97209 S.C.: WILLIAM W. NEELY, 901 Sumter Pacific Northwest: PHILIP A. BRIEGLEB, Fisheries Biologist: L. DEAN MARRIAGE, St., Columbia 29201 809 N.E. 6th Ave., Box 3141, Portland, 507 Federal Bldg., 701 N.W. Glisan St., S. Dak.: JOHN B. FARLEY, P.O. Box Ore. 97208 (503,234-3361) Portland, Ore. 97209 1357, Huron 57350 Pacific Southwest: ROBERT D. Tenn.: FLOYD R. FESSLER, 561 U.S. McCULLEY, 1960 Addison St., Box Field Biologists: Courthouse, Nashville 37203 245, Berkeley, Calif. 94701 (415, Ala.: ROBERT E. WATERS, P.O. Box 311, Tex.: VERNON M. HICKS, P.O. Box 648, 841-5121) Auburn 36830 Temple 76502 Rocky Mountain: RAYMOND PRICE, 240 Ariz. and Nev.: RONALD F. Va.: R. FRANKLIN DUGAN, P.O. Box W. Prospect St., Ft. Collins, Colo. 80521 BATCHELOR, 6029 Federal Bldg., 230 10026, Richmond 23240 (303, 482.7332) N. 1st Ave., Phoenix, Ariz. 85025 Wash.: LEROY A. SHEARER, N. 214 Wall Southeastern: WALTER M. ZILLGITT, Ark.: ROY A. GRIZZELL, 5401 Federal St., Spokane 99201 Post Office Bldg., Box 2570, Asheville, Bldg., Little Rock 72201 W. Va.: WILLIAM J. MELVEN, P.O. Boit N.C. 28802 (704, 254-0961) Calif.: A. WENDALL MILLER, 2020 865, Morgantown 26505 Southern: THOMAS C. NELSON, T-10210 Milvia St., Berkeley 94704 Wis.: LAVERNE C. STRICKER, P.O. Box Federal Bldg., 701 Loyola Ave., New Colo.: ELDIE W. MUSTARD, 12417 4248, Madison 53711 Orleans, La. 70113 (504, 527-6787) Federal Bldg., Denver 80202 Regional Recreation Specialists: Forest Products Laboratory: HERBERT 0. Del., Md., and N.J.: EUGENE East: HANS G. UHLIG, 7600 West Chester FLEISCHER, N. Walnut St., Box 5130, WHITAKER, 501 Academy St., Box Pike, Upper Darby, Pa. 19082 Madison, Wis. 53705 (608, 257.2211) 418, Newark, Del. 19711 South: ROSS 1. MILLER, P.O. Box 11222, Institute of Tropical Forestry: FRANK H. Fla.: VACANT, P.O. Box 1208, Gainesville 3600 McCart St., Fort Worth, Tex. 76110 WADSWORTH, University of Puerto 32601 Midwest: C. V. BOHART, 134 S. 12th St., Rico, Bex AQ, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Ga.: PAUL 1). SCHUMACHER, P.O. Box Lincoln, Nebr. 68508 00928 (809, 765-0404) 832, Athens 30601 West: LEROY S. AUGDEN, Ross Bldg., Idaho and Utah: CLYDE A. SCOTT, P.O. 209 S.W. 5th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97204 Box 38, Boise, Idaho 83707 Directors of State and Private Forestry Areas: 1:1.: REX HAMILTON, P.O. Box 678, State Conservationists: Northeastern: PHILIP L. THORNTON, Champaign 61820 Ala.: WILLIAM B. LINGLE, Soil 6816 Market St., Upper Darby, Pa. 19082 Ind.: JAMES McCALL, Rm. 212, 311 W. Conservation Bldg., P.O. Box 311, (215, 352-5800) Washington, Indianapolis 46204 Auburn 36830 (205, 887 -4542) Southeastern: DOUGLAS A. CRAIG, 1720 Iowa: SYLVAN T. RUNKEL, 307 Federal Alaska: BLAME 0. HALLIDAY, Severns Peachtree Rd., N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30309 Office Bldg., Des Moines 50309 Bldg., P.O. Box F, Palmer 99645 (907, (404, 526-5964) Kans.: JACK W. WALSTROM, P.O. Box 745-3614)

7 Ariz.: MERRITT D. BURDICK, 230 N. 1st Nebr.: KEITH F. MEYERS, 134 S. 12th St., Ave., Federal Bldg., Phoenis 85025 (602, Lincoln 68508 (402, 475-3301) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT 261.3271) Nev.: CHARLES W. CLEARY, JR., Rm. OF COMMERCE Ark.: EINAR L. ROGET, Federal Office 234-U.S. Post Office Bldg., P.O. Box Bldg., Rm. 5401, Little Rock 72201 (501, 4850, Reno 89505 (702, 784-5304) 372.5444) N.H.: ALBERT C. ADDISON, Federal Secretary of Commerce: MAURICE H. Calif.: THOMAS P. HELSETII, Tioga Bldg., Durham 03824 (603, 868-7734) STANS 2020 Milvia St., Berkeley 94704 N.J.: RICHARD W. AKELEY, 1370 Hamilton St., Somerset 08873 (201, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (415, 841-3391) ADMINISTRATION,Commerce Bldg., Colo.: FREDRICK A. MARK, 12417 846-4720) N. Mex.: KEN..ETH L. WILLIAMS, 517 14th St. between Comtitution Ave. and E Federal Bldg., Denver 80202 (303, St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20230 (202, Gold Ave., S.W., P.O. Box 2007, 297-4275) 967-5113) Conn.: N. PAUL TEDROW, Mansfield Albuquerque 87103 (505, 247-2166) (Conducts programs to help create permanent Professional Bldg., Storrs 06268 (203, N.Y.: WALLACE L. ANDERSON, Midtown Plaza, Rm. 400, 700 E. Water jobs in economically lagging areas of the 423-4447) Nation. Provides public works grants and Del.: WILLIAM R. RATLEDGE, 501 St., Syracuse 13210 (315, 473-3530) N.C.:CHARLES W. BARTLETT, 1330 St. loans, business loans, and planning itld Academy St., P.O. Box 418, Newark technical assistance in areas with high 19711 (302,368 -8537) Mary's St., P.O. Box 12045, Raleigh unemploymert or low median family income.) Fla.: HAMPTON BURNS, Federal Bldg., 27605 (919,878 -9118) N. Dak.: CHARLES A. EVANS, Federal Assistant Secretary of Commerce for P.O. Box 1208, Gainesville 32601 (904, Economic Development: ROBERT A. Bldg., P.O. Box 1458, Bismarck 58501 376-3277) PODESTA Ga.: CECIL W. CHAPMAN, Old Post (701, 155-4217) Deputy Assistant Secretary For Economic Office Bldg., P.O. Box 832, Athens 30601 Ohio: RAYMOND S. BROWN, 311 Old Development: CHARLES A. FAGAN, Federal Bldg., 3rd and State Sts., (404, 548-6275) 111 Hawaii: FRED A. HAUGHTON, JR., Rm. Columbus 43215 (614, 469-6785) Okla.: COURTNEY A. TIDWELL, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy 440, Alexander Young Bldg., Honolulu Coordination: JONATHAN LINDLEY 96813 (808, 588-792) Agricultural Center Bldg., Farm and Admiral Rd., Stillwater 740/4 (405, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Idaho: LEE T. MORGAN, 5263 Emerald Development Planning: VACANT St., P.O. Box 38, Boise 83701 (208, 372.7111) Ore.: ALBERT 3. WEBBER, Washington Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic 342-2481) Development Operations: VACANT Ill.: HOWARD W. BUSCH, Nogle Bldg., Bldg., 1218 S.W. Washington St., Director, Public Affairs: ROSE McKEE 605 S. Neil St., Champaign 61823 (217, Portland 97205 (503, 226.3831) 356-1147) Pa.: R. M. DAVIS, Central Industrial Bldg., Ind.: THOMAS B. EVANS, 311 W. 100 N. Cameron St., Harrisburg 17101 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Washington St., Indianapolis 46204 (317, (717, 787-2297) OF DEFENSE 633.7201) Puerto Rico: C. DOUGLAS HOLE, P.O. Iowa: WILSON T. MOON, 823 Federal Box 13637, Santurce 00908 (809, The Pentagon, Washington, D.C. 20301 725-8966) Bldg., 210 Walnut St., Des Moines 50309 (202. 545-6700) (515, 284-4260) R.I.: GRAHAM T. MUNKITTRICK, Post (Responsible for the future security of the Kans.: MORRIE A. BOLLINE, 760 S. Office Bldg., East Greenwich 02818 U.S. through establishment of integrated S.C.: ALBIN T. CHALK, Federal Bldg., 901 Broadway, P.O. Box 600, Salina 67401 military policies and procedures relating to Sumter St., Columbia 29201 (803, (913, 827-9728) national security. Significant programs to Ky.: GLENN E. MURRAY, 1409 Forbes 253-3342) conserve and preserve natural resources have Rd., Lexington 40303 (606, 252.2749) S. Dak.: VINCENT W. SHALLY, 239 been promulgated and are monitored by the Wisconsin Ave., S.W., P.O. Box 1357, La.: JOE B. EARLE, 3737 Government St., Department of Defense.) P.O. Box 1630, Alexandria 71301 (318, Huron 57350 (605, 352-8333) Secretary of Defense: MELVIN R. LAIRD Tenn.: JOSEPH R. SASSER, 561 U.S. Cour. 445-6611) (695-5261) Me.: DONALD T. DINSMORE, USDA House, Nashville 37203 (615, 242-5471) Assistant Secretary of Defense (Installations Bldg., University of Maine, Orono 04473 Tex.: CLYDE W. GRAHAM, P.O. Box and Logistics): BARRY J. SHILLITO 648, Temple 76501 (817, 773-5261) (207, 866-2132) (695-5254) Md.: EDWARD R. KEIL, Rm. 522, Utah: ALGOT R. SWANSON, 4012 Federal Director, Real Property Management: Bldg., 125 S. State St., Salt Lake City Hartwick Bldg., 4321 Hartwlck Rd., WILLIAM H. POINT (695-0054) College Park 20740 (202, 388-8767) 84111 (801, 524-5052) Vt.: DAVID N. GRIMWOOD, 19 Church Director, Natural Resources: LT. COL. Mass.: BENJAMIN ISGUR, 27-29 Cottage RICHARD H. WAGNER (693-0054) St., Amherst 01002 (413, 253-3474) St., Burlington 05401 (802, 8624388) Va.: TOM F. McGOURIN, Federal Bldg., Mich.: ARTHUR H. CRATTY, 1405 S. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE 400 N. 8th St., P.O. Box 10026, Harrison Rd., East Lansing 48823 (517, SpecialAssistant and Coordinator for Natural 337-4242) Richmond 23240 (703, 649-2455) Resources: ELWOOD A. SEAMAN, Minn.: HARRY M. MAJOR, 200 Federal Wash.: ORLO W. KRAUTER, 360 U.S. Courthouse, W. 920 Riverside Ave. AFOCE Hq. USAF, Washington, D.C. Bldg., U.S. Courthouse, 316 N. Robert 20333 (202, 696-8312) Spokane 99201 (509, 838-4242) St., St. Paul 55101 (612, 228-7675) Acting Staff Assistant: WALTER Miss.: WILLIAM L. HEARD, Milner Bldg., W. Va.: ROBERT E. QUILLIAM, 209 BARRETT, Entomologist (202, P.O. Box 610, Jackson 39205 (601, Prairie Ave., P.O. Box 865, Morgantown 26505 (304, 296-3267) 696.9891) 948-2406) Field Staff: EDWARD BELLRINGER, Mo.: HOWARD C. JACKSON, 601 S. Wis.: WILLIAM W. RUSSELL 4601 Conservation Officer, Headquarters, Hammerslcy Rd., P.O. Box 4248, Business Loop 70, P.P. Box 459, Alaskan Command, APO Seattle 98742; Columbia 65201 (314, 442-3141) Madison 53711 (608, 256-7521) ROBERT W. BRITT, Forestry Div., Mont.: AVARD B. UNFORD, Federal Wyo.: HAROLD W. COOPER, Tip Top Eglin AFB, Niceville, Fla. 32542; CAPT. Bldg., 345 E. 2nd St. P.O. Box 340, .aldg., P.O. Box 970, Bozeman 59715 HENRY SMITH, Forester, (406, 587-3225) Casper 86202 (307, 265-3201) AFOCE-HEF, 30 Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga.

8 30303; JOHN PARKS, Conservation Agronomist; KENNETH B. MA LLERY, Navy Regional Staff Conservationists: Officer, Beale AFB, Calif. 95903; D. W. First U.S. Army, Attn: Engineer, Fort Northeast Div.: Me., N.H., Vt., Mass., R.I.: WILHELM, Conservation Officer, George G. Meade, Md. 20755 HINSON C. COLE, Naval Facilities Arnold Air Force Station, Tenn. 37389; Forester: WAYNE L. ACKERMAN, Engineering Command, 495 Summer St., HARRY ALLEN, 73RD Air Div., First U.S. Army. Attn: Engineer, Fort Boston, Mass. 02210(617, $42-5100, Ext. Tyndall AFB, Fla. 32401; PERRY 1, George G. Meade, Md. 20155 212) WILLIAMS, Conservation Officer, Agronomist: JAMES L. HOSTERMAN, Eastern Div.: Conn., N.Y., N.J., Del., Pa.: Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433; Third U.S. Army, Attn: Engineer, Fort ROBERT A. SCHRACK, Naval MAJOR W. E. BREWER, D.V.M., Vet. McPherson, Ga. 30330 Facilities Engineering Command, 90 Toxicology and Ecology Div., Kelly AFB, Forester: WENDELL R. BECTON, Third Church St., Rm. 532, N.Y., N.Y. 10007 Tex. 78241 U.S. Army, Attn: Engineer, Fort (212, 264-7365) McPherson, Ga. 30330 Chesapeake Div.: D.C., Md. (southwest area), Agronomist: 0. H. HAYS, Fourth U.S. Va. (northeast area): CHARLES K. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY Army, Attn: Engineer, Fort Sam GOODMAN, Naval Facilities Houston, Tex. 78234 Engineering Command, Washington Navy Forester: GEORGE M. LANG, Fifth U.S. Yard, Bldg. 57, Washington, D.C. 20390 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS. Office Army, Attn: Engineer, Chicago, Ill. 60615 (202, 698-3587) of the Chief of Engineers, Washington, Agronomist: A. B. NIELSON, Sixth U.S. Atlantic Div.: Md. (less southwest area), W. D.C. 20315 Army, Attn: Engineer, Presidio of San Va., Va. (less northeast area), Ky., N.C. Chief of Engineers: LT. GEN. F. J. Francisco, Calif. 94129 (northeast area): DAVID F. JONES, CLARKE, Bldg. 1-7, Rm. 1230 (202, Forester: CARL FIEBELKORN, Sixth U.S. Naval Facilities Engineering Command, 695-2052) Army, AIM: Engineer, Presidio of San U.S. Naval Base, Norfolk, Va. 23511 Francisco, Calif. 94129 (703, 444-7411) Civil Works: Southeast Div.: N.C. (less northeast area), Director, Office of the Chief of, Engineers: Army Materiel Command: S.C., Ga., Fla., Ala., Tenn., Miss., La., MAJ. GEN. F. P. KOISCH, Agronomist: VANCE W. MAYS, Attn: Ark., Okla., Tex., N. Mex.: KEITH D. Rm. 2340 (202, 69E-2925) AMCIS-RI, Rock Island, III. 61200 LANGE, Naval Facilities Engineering Chief, Recreation and Environmental Branch: Vorester: WILLIAM KORNMAN, Attn: Command, P.O. Box 10068, Charleston, HAROLD L. BLAKEY (695-9314) AMCIS-RI, Rock Island, III. 61200 S.C. 29411 (303, 743-4482) Chief, Fish and Wildlife Section: BERTON Midwest Div.: Mich., Ind., 111., Wis., Minn., M. MacLEAN (695-9314) ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN ROD AND Iowa, Mo., N. Dak., S. Dak., Nebr., GUN CLUBS, Europe, Hq. Kans., Colo., Wyo.: LAWRENCE B. Div. Offices: USAREUR7A, Office of Public Affairs, BASSETT, Naval Facilities Engineering Lower Mississippi Valley: P.O. Box 80, APO N.Y. 09403 Command, Bldg. 1A U.S. Naval Vicksburg, Miss. 39180 (A nonvoting member organization of the Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. 00088 Missouri River: P.O. Box 103, Downtown National Wildlife Federation.) (312, 336-3500, Ext. 2304) Sta., Omaha, Nebr. 08101 President: GER. JAMES. H. POLK Southwest Div.: Ariz., Nev. (southern area), New England: 424 Trapelo Rd., Waltham, Vice Presidents: BRIG. GEN. ROBERT A. Calif. (southern area): JOHN W. Mass. 02154 PATTERSON, JOHN F. NEUMY ER, NAGORSKI, Naval Facilities North Atlantic. 90 Church St., N.Y., N.Y. LARRY HOLLIER Engineering Command, 1220 Pacific 10007 Executive Secretary-Custodian: LT. COL. Hwy., San Diego, Calif. 92132 (714, North Central: 536 S. Clark St., Chicago, Ill. LLOYD C. HALL 232-3871, Ext. 3798) 60605 NOTE: Address all correspondence to Western Div.: Utah, Nev. (northern area), North Pacific: 210 Custom House, Portland, Executive Secretary-Custodian; omit name on Calif. (northern area): MARLEY M. Ore. 97209 envelope. BIEHN, Naval Facilities Engineering Ohio River: P.O. Box 1159, Cincinnati, Ohio Command, San Bruno, Calif. 94066 (415, 45201 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY 871-6600, Ext. 324) Pacific Ocean: Bldg. 96, Fort Armstrong, NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING Northwest Div.: Wash., Ore., Idaho, Mont., Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Alaska, Aleutians: NORVAL L. South Atlantic: 30 Pryor St., S.W., Atlanta, COMMAND, Washington, D.C. 20390 (202, 694 plus extension) STOLTENBERG, Naval Facilities Ga. 30303 Engineering Command, 1638 W. Lawton South Pacific: U.S. Appraisers Bldg., 630 Commander: REAR ADMIRAL A. C. HUSBAND, CEC, USN Way, Seattle, Wash. 98119 (206, Sansome St., San Francisco, Calif. 94111 283-5200, Ext. 336) Southwestern: 1114 Commerce St., Dallas, Assistant Commander for Real Property Management: CAPT. R. E. DUNNELLS, Pacific Div.: Pacific Area: M. RAY Tex. 75202 CEC, USN PARSONS, Naval Facilities Engineering Director, Resources Management Div.: Command, FPO San Francisco 96610 Military Construction: LAURENCE C. WRIGHT (Ext. 1321) (803,430 - 31217) Director, Military Construction: BRIG. GEN. DANIEL A. RAYMOND, Bldg. Head, Soil and Water Branch: CLIFFORD L. HAMILTON (Ext. 1518) T-7, Rm. 1125 (202, 697-1656) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF Head, Fish and Wildlife Branch: ROSS Chief, Land Management Section: C. HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WEL- WALLACE MILLER, Rm. 2103 LEONARD (Ext. 1605) Head, Forestry, Branch: ROY H. FARE (697.2328) LEDFORD (Ext. 1469) Forester: EUGENE A. OREN, Rm. 2103 Soil Conservationist: LAWRENCE J. WARD 330 Independence Ave., S.W., (697-2328) (Ext. 1518) Washington, D.C. 20201 Secretary: ROBERT H. FINCH U.S. Continental Army Command; U.S. MARINE CORPS, Headquarters, Director, Office of Public Information: Agronomist: JOHN STOUGH, Engineer Washington, D.C. 20380 BAXTER OMOHUNDRO (202, Div., U.S. Continental Army Command, Staff Conservationist: H. M. McMORE (202, 963-4568) Fort Monroe, Va. 23351 694-1425) Visitors-Information Center (962-220)

9 CONSUMER PROTECTION AND JOHN C.VILLFORTH (Ext. 8811) Director; DWIGHT F. RETTIE (Ext. 6280) ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICE, Acting Director, Bureau of Water Hygiene: Deputy Director: VACANT 200 C St., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20204 ROBERT R. I IARRIS (Ext. 8505) (Established in 1968 to assess and help control UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT environmental stresses affecting man's health NATIONAL AIR POLLUTION CONTROL and welfare. The CPEHS mission is to: ADMINISTRATION. 801 N. Randolph St., OF THE INTERIOR consolidate existing knowledge and advance Arlington, Va. 22203 (703, 557 plus environmental research; develop criteria and extension) Interior Bldg., C St. between 18th and establish standards; exercise regulatory (Programs include research and training, 19th, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20240 authorities; develop, improve, and apply financial and technical assistance to state and (202, 343 plus extension; information: Ext. control techniques; and assist state and local local agencies, and abatement and control 1100) programs. Operating agencies are the Food activities to help protect the public from the Secretary: WALTERJ.NICKEL (Ext. 6704) and Drug Administration, Environmental harmful effects of air pollution. Activities are Under Secretary: RUSSELL E. TRAIN (Ext. Control Administration, and National Air aimed specifically at increasipg knowledge of 4423) Pollution Control Administration.) the nature, source, effects, and control of air Assistant to the Secretary: CARL D. Admibistratx: CHARLES C. JOHNSON, pollution and at achieving maximum McMURRAY (Ext. 6412) JR. (202, 962-3411) application of this knowledge.) Depu .y Under Secretary: BOYD GIBBONS Director, Office of Public Affairs: THOMAS Commissioner: JOHN T. MIDDLETON (Ext. 2182) F. WILLIAMS (963-5888) (Ext. 0234) Assistant to the Secretary: THOMAS P. Assistant Administratorfor Administration: Associate Commissioner: EDWARD F. HOLLEY (Ext. 8307) EDWIN R. LANNON (962-1431) TUERK (Ext. 0234) Assistant to the Secretary and Director of Assistant Administrator for Program Assistant Commissioner for Science and Congressional Liaison: HENRY M. Development:JERROLDM. MICHAEL Technology:JOHN H.LUDWIG (Ext. SHVE (Ext. 4934) (963-7108) 0210) Assistant to the Secretary, Federal-State Assistant Administrator for Research and Assistant Commissioner for Standards and Relations: DELBERT I. KLAUS (Ext. Development: JOSEPHA. LIEBERMAN Compliance: WILLIAMH. 8687) (962-4373) MEGONNELL (Ext. 0214) Legislative Counsel: FRANK A. URACKEN Assistant Commissioner for Regional (Ext. 6706) Activities: DOYLE J. BORCHERS (Ext. Assistant to the Secretary and Science 0230) Adviser: DONALD D. DUNLOP (Ext. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL Assistant Commissioner for Program 5566) AOMINISTHATION, 12720 Twinbrook Development: RAYMOND SMITH (Ext. Assistant to the Secretary and Director of Pkwy., Rockville, Md. 20852 (301, 4% 0224) Information: ALEX TROFFEY (Ext. plus extension) Director, Office of Education and 4124) (Conducts a national program to identify and Information: LEIGHTON A. PRICE Assistant to the Secretary, Interagency control the problems relating to man's (Ext. 1687) Liaison: LEWIS HELM (Ext. 6412) environment in the modern world, directing Executive Assistant to the Secretary: specific attention to such hazards as improper OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 400 Maryland Ave., YVONNE ESBENSON (Ext. 6704) housing, noise, rodent and insect vectors, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20202 Assistant Secretary, Public Land radiation, waste accumulation, improper Coordinator for Environmental Education: Management: HARRISON LOESCH sanitation, and occupational disease and WI LHELM INA HI LL (202, 963-7560) (Ext. 4174) injury.) Deputy Assistant Secretary, Public Land Commissioner: CHRIS A. HANSEN (Ext. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF Management: ORME LEWIS (Ext. 5116) 8995) Assistant Secretary, Fish, Wildlife, Parks and Deputy Commissioner: JEROME H. SVORE HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOP- Marine Resources: LESLIE L. (Ext. 8997) MENT GLASGOW (Ext. 4416) Associate Commissioner: RAYMOND T. Deputy Assistant Secretary, Fish and MOORE M.D. (Ext. 8568) 451 7th St., S.W., Washington, D.C. Wildlife: CHARLES G. CAROTHERS, Executive Officer; PETER J. BERSANO 20410 (202, 755 plus extension) III (Ext. 8928) (Ext.8951) Secretary: GEORGE W. ROMNEY Commissioner of Fish and Wildlife: Scientist Administrator: C. BRUCE LEE Assistant Secretary for Renewal and Housing CHARLEe, MEACHAM (Ext. 4678) (Ext. 8197) Assistance: LAWRENCE M. COX Acting Director, Office of Marine Resources: Director, Office of Public Information and Neighborhood Programs Div.: J. L. Mci.-IUGH (Ext. 5340) Education: ODOM FANNING (Ext. (Open space land and urban beautification in Assistant Secretary, Water and Power 8605) central city.) Development:JAMES R. SMITH(Ext. Assistant Commissioner for Office of Training Director: DOROTHY BOYCE (Acting) (Ext. 2191) and Manpower Development: 6740) Deputy Secretary, Water andPower FREDERICK ERICKSON(Ext. 8936) Assistant Secretary for Metropolitan Development: JAMES G.WATT (Ext. Assistant Commissioner: RICHARD Development: SAMUEL C. JACKSON 6734) MAR LAND (Ext. 8551) (Ext. 6270) Assistant Secretary, Mineral Resources: Director, Bureau of Occupational Safety and Community Resources Development HOLLIS M. DOLE (Ext. 2186) Health: MARCUS M. KEY, M.D. (Ext. Administration Director: ARTHUR A. Deputy Assistant Secretary, Mineral 8975) DAVIS (Ext. 5977) Resources: GENE P. MORRELL (Ext. Director, Bureau of Community and Deputy Director: MELVIN HUMPHREY 4476) Environmental Management: ROBERT (Ext. 5980) Assistant Secretary, Water Quality and E. NOVICK (Ext. 8845) Research: CARL KLEIN (Ext. 5171) Director, Bureau of Solid Waste Div. of Land Development: Assistant Secretary, Administration: Management: RICHARD D. (Open space land end urban beautification LAWRENCE H. DUNN (Ext. 2143) VAUGHAN (Ext. 8441) outside central city; advance acquisition of Deputy Assistant Secretary, Administration: Director, Bureau of Radiological Health: land for public facilities.) GEORGE E. ROBINSON (Ext. 2143)

10 Regional Coordinators: (Seeks to accomplish maximum Indian 80225 (303, 233-8209) Northeast: MARK A BELSON, Kennedy economic self-sufficiency, full participation of Bldg., Rm, 2003K, Boston, Mass. 02203 Indians in American life, and equal Portland Service Center: (617, 223.2973) citizenship privileges and responsibilities for (Serves Alaska, California, Idaho, Nevada, Pacific Southwest: WILLIAM T. Indians. Resource activities include work in Oregon, and Washington.) DAVOREN, 450 Golden Gate Ave., Box the fields of forest management, range Director; EDWARD G. BYGLAND, 710 36098, San Francisco, Calif. 94102 (415, management, irrigation, soil and moisture N.E. Holladay St., Box 3861, Portland, 556-8200) conservation, extension, and roads. Bureau Ore. 97208 (503, 2343777) Upper Mississippi-Western Great Lakes Area: created in War Department 1824; transferred BERT ATTWOOD, 368 Cumberland to Department of Interior: 1849) State Directors: La., Crystal Lake, Ill. 60014 Commissioner: LOUIS R. BRUCE (Ext. Alaska: BURTON W. SILCOCK, 555 Pacific Northwest Region: JOSEPH D. 2111) Cordova St., Anchorage 99501 (907, DWYER, Federal Bldg., Rm. 107, 1002 Deputy Commissioner: THEODORE W. 277-1561) N.E. Holladay St., P.O. Box 3621, TAYLOR (Ext. 5233) Ariz.; FRED J. WEILER, Federal Bldg., Portland, Ore. 97208 (503, 234-3008) Public Information Officer: W. JOYNES Rm. 3022, Phoenix 85025 (602, 261-3873) Southeast Region: C. EDWARD CARLSON, MACFAR LAN (Ext. 9431) Calif.: J. RUSSELL PENNY, Federal Office Southeastern Power Administration, Bldg., Rm. E-2820, 2800 Cottage Way, Elberton, Ga. 30635 (404, 283-3263) Div. of Economic Development: Sacramento 95825 (916, 481-6100) Southwest Region: KENNETH D. McCALL, Assistant Commissioner: GEORGE W. Colo.: ED ROWLAND, Rm. 14023, Federal Federal Bldg., P.O. Box 1467, Muskogee, HUBLEY, JR. Bldg., 1961 Stout St., Denver 80202 (303, Okla. 74402 (918, 683-3429) Chief, Branch of Forestry: PERRY E. 297.4329) Missouri Basin Region: HARRELL F. SKARRA Idaho: JOSEPH T. FALLINI, 334 Federal MOSBAUGH, Federal Office Bldg., Chief, Branch of Land Operations: WILL J. Bldg., 550 W Fort St., Boise 83702 (208, Rm. 5311, 316 N. 26f, St., P.O. Box PITNER 342-2401) 2530, Billings, Mont. 59103 (406, Chief, Branch of Roads: ROBERT J. TRIER Mont.: EDWIN ZAIDLICZ, Federal Bldg., 245-6373) Publication: Indian Record 316 N. 26th St., Billings 59101 (506, Alaska Region: BURKE RILEY, Federal Editor: TOM WILSON, Assistant 245-6463) Office Bldg., P.O. Box 70, Juneau 99801 Information Officer Nev.. NOLAN F. KEIL, Federal Bldg., Rm. (907, 586-7411) 3008, 300 Booth St., Reno 89502 (702, Ohio River-Appalachian Area: FRED N. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 784-5451) WAMPLER, Federal Office Bldg., Rm. Washington, D.C. 20240 (202, 343 plus N. Mex.: W. J. ANDERSON, U.S. Post 7034, 550 Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio extension; information: Ext. 1100) Office and Federal Bldg., S. Federal P1., 45202 (513, 684-2197) (Administers the public domain lands, which P.O. Box 1449, Santa Fe 87501 (505, are located primarily in the western states and 982-3217) ADVISORY GROUPS 10 THE SECRETARY which amount to about 60 percent of all Ore. and Wash.: 11. CRAFT, 729 OF THE INTERIOR: Federally owned lands. Public domain lands N.E. Oregon St., P.O. Box 2965, and resources are managed under multiple-use Portland, Ore. 97208 (503, 234.3755) Advisory Board on National Parks, Historic principles for various outputs, including Utah: ROBERT D. NIELSON, Federal Sites, Buildings and Monuments: outdoor recreation, fish and wildlife Bldg., 125 S. Stalc, P.O. Box 11505, Salt Chairman; EMIL W. HAURY, Dept. of production, livestock grazing, timber, Lake City 84111 (801, 524-5311) Anthropology, University of Arizona, industrial development, watershed protection, Wyo.: DANIEL P. BAKER, U.S. Post Tucson, Ariz. and mineral production including that on the Office and Court House Bldg., 2120 Secretary: JOE B. FRANTZ, Chairman, Outer Continental Shelf. Organized: 1946) Capital Ave., Cheyenne 82001 (307, Dept. of History, University of Texas, Director: BOYD L. RASMUSSEN (Ext. 778-2326) Austin, Tex. 3801) Eastern States Land Office: DORIS A. Associate Director: JOHN 0. CROW (Ext. KOIVULA, Manager, 7981 Eastern American Fisheries Advisory Committee: 3897) Ave., Silver Spring, Md. 20910 (301, Chairman: LESLIE L. GLASGOW, Assistant to Director: ROBERT E. WOLF 495-3291) Assistant Secretary of Interior, (Ext. 7718) Washington, D.C. 20240 Chief, Office of Information: JOHN BUREAU OF MINES, Washington, D.C. Executive Secretary: RUPERT R. BONNER, MATTOON (Ext. 5718) 20240 (202, 343 plus extension; JR., Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Assistant Director, Administration: JAMES information: Ext. 1100) Washington, D.C. 20240 P. BEIRNE (Ext. 673i) (Conducts programs to promote conservation Assistant Director, Legislation and Plans: and development of mineral resources, National Advisory Board Council: IRVING SENZEL (Ext. 9435) discourage wasteful practices in mining and Co-Chairmen: WALTER J. HICKEL, Assistant Director, Resources: EUGENE V. mineral processing, Ind encourage safety and Secretary of the Interior; GENE J. ZUMWALT (Ext. 5421) healthful working conditions in the mineral ETCHART, Glasgow, Mont. Deputy Assistant Director, Resources industries. Performs research in all phases of Secretary: JOHN W. HAY, Rock Springs, (Renewable): GEORGE L. TURCOTT the extraction and treatment of metals, Wyo. (Ext. 6903) nonmetals, and mineral fuels including the Chief, Div. of Wildlife: ROBERT J. SMITH Solid Waste Disposal Program and the Water Pollution Control Advisory Board: (Ext. 3259) Marine Resource Development Program. In Chairman: CARL L. KLI.IN Publication: Our Public Lands cooperation with other Federal agencies, it Executive Secretary: PETER KUH, U.S. Editor: ED PARKER (Ext. 5718) also conducts research and related Department of the Interior, Rm. 4140 investigations on air and water pollution (202, 343-8678) Denver Service Center: problems related to mineral-resource (Serves Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New development and use.) BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1951 Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.) Director: JOHN F. O'LEARY (Ext. 4815) Constitution Ave., Washington, D.C. Director: GARTH H. RUDD, Denver Deputy Director; EARL T. HAYES (Ext. 20242 (202, 343 plus extension) Federal Center, Bldg. 50, Denver, Colo. 5643)

11 Chief, Office of M'neral Information: Chief, Div. ofNationwide Planning: Director, Department of Parts and ROBERT 0. SWENARTON (Eat. 3590) WILLIAM E. RENTif +30HM (at. Recreation, 1416 9th St., Sacramento Associate Director, Health and Safety: 5754) 95814 (916, 445-2358) HENRY P. WHEELER, JR. (Acting) Chief,Div. of Water Resources: WILLIAM Colo: HARRY ILWOODWARD, (Eat. 4041) LAWSON (Ext. 5772) Director,Div. of Game, Fish and Parks, Assistant Director, Mineral Resource Chief, Div. of Resource Area Studies: JOHN Department of Natural Resources, 6060 Evaluation: WILUAM A. VOGELY G. TKACH (at. 7668) N. Broadway, Denver 80216 (303, (Ext. 2193) Chief, Div. of Research and Education: 823-1192) Assistant Director, Helium: HAROLD J. ROSS NETHERTON (Ext. 5795) Comm.: JOSEPH N. GILL Commissioner, UPPER (Acting) (Ext. 5121) Chief, Div. of Statistics and Data Processing: Department of Agriculture and Natural Assistant Director, Administration: ROBERT M. SHAW (Ext. 6805) Resources, Hartford 06115 (203, 5274341, WALTER J.LANDER (Ext.4297) Chief,Div. of Personnel Management and Eat. 3433) Assistant Director, Minerals Research: CARL Organization: HARRY P. OWINGS Del.: RUDOLPH JASS, Director of State R AM PACEK (Acting) (Ext. 8311) (Ext. 2828) Planning. Thomas Collins Bldg., 530 S. Chief, Div. of Program Development and Du Pont Hwy., Dover 19901 (302, BUREAU OFOUTDOOR He.CREATION, Management Operations: LYNN S. 736-1216) Washington, D.C. 20240 (202, 343 plus MINTER (Ext. 5661) District of Columbia: JOSEPH H. COLE, extension, information: Ext. 1100) Superintendent, D.C. Recreation (Administers Land and Water Conservation Regional °Most. Department, 3149 16th St., N.W., Fund Actof1965, which providesmoneys for Northeast: ROLLAND B. HANDLEY, Washington 20010 (202, 628-6000) aNuisition of Federal recreation lands and Regional Director, Federal Bldg., 701 Ft., Fla.: NEY C. LANDRUM, Director, waters and for a matching grant program to 1421 Cherry St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19102 Outdoor Recreational Development help states and their political subdivisions (215, 597.7989) Council, 1543 Thomasville Rd.. plan, acquire, and develop outiloor recreation Southeast: ROY K. WOOD, Regional Tallahassee 32303 (904, 224-0916) areas and facilities. Through its Division of Director, 810 New Walton Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.: H. OLIVER WELCH, State Planning Water Resources studies, assesses needs in the Ga. 30303 (404, 5266377) Officer, State Planning Bureau, 270 area of wateroriented recreation: helps Lake Central: ROMAN H. KOENINGS, Washington St., S.W., Atlanta 30334 formulate action plans to establish such Regional Director, 3853 Research Park (404, 524-1521) recreation opportunities: and strives to rlevise Dr., Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104 (313, Guam: FRANK I. SAN NICOLAS. solutions to special problems rush as water 663-8481) Director. of Land Management and pollution and conflicting land use. Established Mid-Continent:MAURICE D. ARNOLD. ExtortiveSecretary forthe Planning within Department of Interior: 1962) Regional Director, Bldg. 41, Denver Commission, Territory of Guam, Agana, Director: G. DOUGLAS 110FE (Ext. 5741) Federal Center, Denver, Colo. 30225 (303, Guam 96910 Associate Director: LAWRENCE N. 2334831) Hawaii: SHELLEY M. MARK, Director, STEVENS (Ext. 5743) Pacific Northwest: FRED 3. OVERLY, Department of Planning and Economic AssistantDirectorfoe Federal Programs and Regional Director, Rm. 407, U.S. Court Development, 426 Queen St., Honolulu Statistics: HARRY W. RICE (Ext. 2316) House, Seattle, Wash. 98104 (206, 96813 Assistant Director for State Grants and 583-4706) Idaho: WiLHELM M. BECKERT, Director, Resource Studity A. HEATON PacificSouthwnt:FRANK E. SY LVESTER, Department of Parks, State House, Boise !INDERHILL (Ext. 5723) Regional Director, Box 36062, 450 83707 (208. 344-5811) Assistant Director for Recreant(' Planning: Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Ill.: WILLIAM L RUTHERFORD, WILLIAM C. DENT (Fat.C061) 94102 (415, 356-0182) Director', Department of Conservation, Assistant Director for Environmental Quality 400 Spring St. Springfield 62706 (217, and Technical Assistance: LOUIS E. State liaison Officers. 633-6302) REID. JR. (Ext. 5475) (State liaison officer, designated by their Ind.: WILLIAM 3. ANDREWS, Acting Assistant Director tot Administiation: M. E. governors to the Land and Water Director, Department of Natural HOFT (Eat. 5411) Conservation Fund grantprogram, havethe Resources, 608 State Office Bldg., Assistants to the Direc'or: GEORGE responsibility lot deveioping and updating Indianapolis 46204 (317, 633-6344) SUND BORG (Ext. 5776); NOREEN comprehensivestatewide outdoor recreation font: E. 3. SPEAKER, Special Projects LYDAY (Ext. 5780 plans and submitting projects !or grant toordinatot, State Co,dervation Chief, Div. of Infottnation: JAMES W. assistance.) C.ommission, 300 4th St., Des Moines MONROE (Eat. 5726) Ala.: JOE W. GRAHAM, Directot, 50319 (515, 2814156) Chief, Div. of Legislative Review: WILLIAM Department of Conservation, Kans.: LYNN BURRIS, JR Director, State R. WOLPH (Est. 5725) Administrative Bldg., Montgomery 36104 Park and Resources Authority, 801 Chief. Div. of Federal Programs Review: (205.265 -2341) Harrison, Topeka 66612 (913, 235 -001 I) JEROME P. ANDERSON (Ext. 6503) Alaska: F. J. KEENAN. Director, Div. of Ky.: FRANK J. GROSCHtLLE, Special Chief, Div. of Cotakil Staff Studies: Lands, 306 W. Fifth Ave., Anchorage Assistant to the Governor, State Capitol ROBERTL. EAST MAN(Ext. $711) 99501 (907, 272-1534 Bldg.,Frankfort40601 (502,582.501 t) Chief, Div. of Technical Assistance: American Samoa: ALVIN R. MANONALL La.: LAMAR GIBSON. Director, State MAURICE H. LUNDY (Ext. 7751) U. Governor, Pago Pago, Tutuila, Parks and Recreation Commission, 150 Chief, Div. of Environmental Conservation: American Samoa 96920 N.Third St., Baton Rouge 70821 (501, THURMAN H. TROSPER (Ext. 5865) Ariz.: ROGER ORLENEWALD, Outdoor 3894761) Chief, Div. of State Mans: WILBUR RUSH Recreation Cooteinating Commission, Me.: LAWRENCE SI t/ART, Director, (Actig) (Err. 5886) 2211 W. Greenleaf Rd., Phoz nix 85023 State Park and Recreation Commission, Chief, Div. of Land andWater CalsettatioiN (602, 9424000) State House, Augusta 04330 (207, Fund (Stale): FRED LJONES(Ext. Ark.: WINSTON C. BEARD, Extortive 623.4311) 4097) Director, Planning Commission, Game Md.: SPENCER P. ELLIS. Director. Chief, Div. of Land and Water Conservation and Fish Commission Bldg., Capitol Department of Forests and Parks, State Fund (recent):ROBERT E. Mall, Little Rock 72201 (501, 376-3341) Office Bldg., Annapolis 21401 (301, LAT110410R at 7565) Calif.: WILLIAM PENN MOTT, JR, 268.1371)

12 Mass.: ARTHUR W. BROWNELL, 191, Harrisburg 17120 (717, 787-3097) (Ext. 4157) Commissioner, Department of Natural Puerto Rico: DORA PASARELL, Assistant Commissioners: N. B. BENNETT, Resources, 100 Cambridge St., Boston Administrator, Public Parks and JR. (Ext. 4115); GILBERT (1. STAMM 02202 (617, 727-3163) Recreation Administration, P.O. Box (Ext. S433); WILBUR P. KANE (Ext. Mich.: RALPH A. MacMULLAN, 3207, San Juan 00904 4291) Director, Department of Natural R.I.: JOHN L REGO, Director, Assistant to the Commissioner, Information: Resources, Attn: RAYMOND D. Department of Natural Resources, 83 OMS PETERSON (Ext. 4662) SCHOFIELD, Stevens T. Mason Bldg., Park St., Providence 02903 (401, Assistant to the Commissioner, Research and Lansing 48926 (517, 373-1220) 521-7100) Chief, Div. of General Engineering: T. W. Minn.: JARLE LEIRFALLOM, S.C.: COL. JOHN A. MAY, Department of MERMEL (Ext. 4272) Commissioner, Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism. P.O. Box Chief, Div. of Water and Land Operations: Con.vration, 658 Cedar St., St. Paul 1358, Columbia 29202 (803, 252-2136) MAURICE N. LANGLEY (Ext. 5104) 55101 (612, 22i.2549) S. Dak.: ROBERT HODGINS, Director, Chief, Div. of Project Development: Miss.: SPENCER E. MEDUN, Department of Game, Fish and Parks, DANIEL V. McCARTHY (Ext. 4787) Comptroller, Mississippi Park System, 502 State Office Bldg., Pierre 57501 (605, Chief, Div. of Power: WILLIAM H. Milner Blvd., Jackson 39201 (601, 224-5911) KEATING (Ext. 5337) 354-6321) Tenn.: E. BOYD GARRETT, Chief Engineer: b. P. BELLPORT, Bldg. 67, Mo.: ROBERT L. DUNKESON, Executive Commissioner, Department of Denver Federal Center, Denver, Colo. Secretary, Interagency Council foe Conservation, 2611 W. End Ave., 80225 (303, 233-2041) Outdoor Recreation, 1203 Jefferson Bldg., Nashville 37203 (615, 741.2301) Publication: Reclamation Oa Box 564, Jefferson City 65101 (314, Tex.: J. PEARCE JOHNSON, Chairman, Editor: GORDON J. FORSYTH (Ext. 4662) 635-3262) Parks and Wildlife Commission, Box Mont.: ROBERT F. COONEY, Assistant 9027, Austin 78756 (512, 475-2087) Regional Directors: Chief, Recreation and Parks Div., Utah: GORDON E. HARMSTON, Region I: H. T. NELSON, P.O. Box 8008, Department of Fish and Game, Mitchell Executive Director, Department of Fairgrounds, Boise, Idaho 83107 (208, Bldg., Helena 59601 (406, 449-3066) Natural Resources, 319 State Capitol 342.2101) Nebr.: MELVIN 0. STEEN, Director, Bldg., Salt Lake City 84114 (801, Region 2: ROBERT J. PAFFORD, JR., Game and Parks Commission, State 328-5691) Federal Office Bldg., 2800 Cottage Way, Capitol Bldg., Unco In 68509 (402, Vt.. FORREST E. ORR, Executive Sacramento, Calif. 95825 (916, 481.2571) 473-1471) Director, Interagency Committee on Region 3: A. B. WEST, P.O. Box 427, Nev: ELMO J. DeRICCO, Director, Natural Resources, State House, Boulder City, Nev. 89005 (702, 293-8411) Department of Conservation and Natural Montpelier 05602 (802, 223-2311) Region 4: D. L CRANJALL, P.O. Box Resources, Nye Bldg., Carson City 89701 Virgin Islands: CARL K. TRANUM, 11568, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 (801, (702, 882.7482) Commissioner, Department of 524-5400) N.H.: R. J. CROWLEY, TR., Conservation and Cultural Affairs, P.O. Region 5: LEON W. HILL P.O. Box 1609, Commissioner, Department of Resources 6011 S99, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas Amarillo, Tea. 79105 (806, 376.0401) and Et000mk Development. State House 00801 Region 6: HAROLD E. ALDRICH, P.O. Annex, Concord 03301 (603, 271.2411) Vs.: ELBERT COX, Director, Commission Box 2.353, Billings, Mont. 59103 (406, N.J.: ROBERT A. RCS, Commissioner, of Outdoor Recreation, 9th St. Office 245-6214) Department of Conservation and Bldg., 9th and GM! Su.. Richmond Region 7: JAMES M. INGLES, Bldg. 20, Economic Development, Trenton 0$625 23219 (703, 770-2036) Denver Federal Center, Denver, Colo. (609.292 -2886) Wash.: LEWIS A. BELL Chairman, 80225 (303, 233-6719) N. Mu.: EUE S. GUTIERREZ. State Interagency Committee fa Outdoor Planning Officer, New Capitol Bldg., Km. Recreation, P.O. Dos 1489, Olympia FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL 406, Santa Fe 87501 (505, 827-2.115) 98501 (206, 753-7140) ADMINISTRATION, Washington, D.C. N.Y.: R. STEWART KILBORNE, W. Vs.: B. L COFFINDAFFER, Director, 20242 (Location: Crystal Mall, Bldg. 2. Commissioner, Departmentof Federal-State Relations, State Office 1921 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Arlington, Conservative, 1220 Washington Ave., Bldg.. Charleston 23303 (304, 348-3562) Va.) (703, 557-7449) Albany 12206 (318, 474-2121) Wis.: JOHN A. BEALE, Deputy Secretary, (Cooperates with states. intestate agencies, N.C.: WILLIAM L TURNER. Director. Attn: ALVIN E. NELSON, Department municipalities, industries, and others in the Department of Administration, Raleigh of Natural Resources, Boa 450, Madison preparation of comprehensive programs for 27602 (919.829 -3077) 53701 (608, 266-2111) abatement of water pollutinn, to conserve N. Dak.: JOHN GREENSUT, Coordinator, Wyo.: PAUL H. WESTEDT, Directoe, water resources foe public 0104 supplies. State Outdoor Recreation Agency, 900 E. Wyoming Recreation Commission, Boa propagation of fish and aquatic life, and for Boulevard, Bismarck S8501(701, 309, State Office Bldg., Cheyenne 82001 recreational, agr.cultwal, and industrial 224-2430) (307, 777.7550) purposes; encourages enactment 4 uniform Ohio: FRED E. MORR, Director, date taws and interstate compacts: supports Department of Natarsi Resources, 907 itille.AU OF RECLAMATION. Washington, and aids technical research; collects and Ohio Depts. Bldg., Co lambed 43215 (614, D.C. 20240 (20, 343 plus extension; disseminates information; assistthe dates, 469-3770) information: Ext. 1100) through technical consultation and in other Okla.: ROBERT A. BREEDEN, Director, (Administers the Federal program in 17 ways. In carrying out their pollution Industrial Des elepment and Park western states, Alaska, and Hawaii, for water abatement programs; provides grants to cities Department 518 Sequoyah Manorial resource development and use to provide to assist In Oonsitikt3oe of sewage treatment Bldg.. Oklahoma City 73103 (405, multiple-purpose projects furnishing fish and works; develops data foe, and tarries out. the 521.2413) wildlife protection and recreational Federal enforcement program for interstate or Ore.: FORREST COOPER, State Highway opportunities; water for fats irrigation, navigable waters.) Engineer, State Highway Department, municipal, and industrial tee; hydroelectric Commissioner: DAVID D. DOMINICK Sales 97310 (503, 364-2171) power; flood control; and abet natural (557-77/7) Pa.: IRVING HAND, Executive Directs, resource conservation benefits.) Associate Commissioner: BRYAN F. State Planning Boa.-d, Finance Bldg., Boa Commissioner: ELUS L ARMSTRONG LaPLANTE (557.7305) Is Director of Public Information: CHARLES (816, 374-5493) Other Fieid Establishments: M. ROGERS (557-7604) Northeast (Conn., Del., Me., Mass., N.H., Ala.: Alabama-Mississippi Liaison Office, Deputy Director of Public Information: N.J., N.Y., R.I., Vt.): LESTER M. Southeast Region; Chief: BILLY H. CHARLES D. PIERCE (557-7373) KLASHMAN, Director, John F. ADAMS, Rm. 205, 513 Madison Ave., Conservation Consultant: JAMES R. Kennedy Federal Bldg., Rm. 2303, Montgomery 36104 (205, 263-7471) HARLAN (557-7736) Boston, Mass. 02203 (617, 223-7210) Alaska: Alaska Area Operations Office, Acting Assistant Commissioner, Program Northwest (Alaska, Idaho, Mont., Ore., Northwest Region: MERRITT A. Planning and Evaluation: JOHN T. Wash.): JAMES L AGEE, Director, MITCHELL, College 99701 (907, BARNHILL (557.7962) Rm. 501, Pittock Block, Portland, Ore. 479-2251); Anchorage Field Office, Acting Assistant Commissioner, Operations: 97205 (503, 226-3915) Northwest Region; Chief: RAYMOND ALLAN HIRSCH (557.7743) Ohio Basin (Ind., Ky., Ohio, W. Vs.): W. MORRIS, Rm. 417, Cordova Bldg., Acting Deputy Assistant Commissioner, RICHARD A. VANDERHOOF, 555 Cordova St., Anchorage 99301 (907, Operations: ROBERT S BURD Director, 4676 Columbia Pkwy., 279.3531) (557.7745) Cincinnati, Ohio 45226 (513, 871-1820) Ariz.: Colorado River-Bonneville Basins, Director, Div. of Manpower and Training: South Central (Ark., La., N. Mex., Okla., Phoenix Office; Chief: WILLIAM H. FRANK M. COVINGTON (557-7614) Tex.): WILLIAM C. GALEGAR, SHAFIER, JR., 6122 N. 7th St., Director, Div. of Technical Support: Director, 1402 Elm St., 3rd Fl., Dallas. Phoenix 83014 (602, 261.3871) KENNETH E. BIOLANE (557-7660) Tex. 75202 (214, 749-2161) Calif.: California-Nevada Basins Office, Director, Div. of State and Local Programs: Southeast (Ala., Fla., Ga., Miss., Tenn., Director: R. L O'CONNELL, 620 THOMAS FERRY (557-7474) Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands): JOHN R. Central Ave., Bldg. 2C, Alameda 94501 Director, Div. of Planning and Interagency THOM AN, Director, 1421 Peachtree St., (415, 273-7025); California- Nevada Basins Programs: FRANCIS T. MAYO N.E., Suite 300, Atlanta, Oa. 30309 (404, Operations, San Diego Branch Office; (557.7488) 526-5727) Chief: HAROLD L ECOTTEN, 1220 Assistant Commissioner, Research and Southwest (Ariz., Calif., Hawaii, Nev., Utah, Pacific Hwy., Bldg. 132, San Diego 92132 Development: DAVID G. STEPHAN Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands): (714. 293-3491); Pomona Water (557.7311) PAUL De FALCO, JR., Director, 760 Reclamation Plant, Chief: JOHN N. Acting Director, Div. of Process Research Market St., San Francisco, Calif. 94102 ENGLISH, 295 S. Roselawn Ave., and Deveiopment: WILLIAM A. (415, 556-430) Pomona 91766 (714, 6234721) CAWLEY (557.7347) Cob.: Colorado Rivet-Bonneville Basins Acting Director, Div. of Water Quality laboratories: Office, Director: M. B. RAINEY, Research: WILLIAM A. CAWLEY Alaska: Masks Watts Laboratory, Director: Denver Federal Center, Bldg. 22, Rm. (557-7347) R. W. LATIMER, University of Alaska 415, Denver 80225 (303, 233-2225) Director, Div. of Applied Science And Campus, College 99701 (907, 479-2252) D.C.: Joint FWPCA-D.C. Filot Plant, Chief: Technology: ALLAN CYWIN (557-7370) Ga.: Southeast Water Laboratory, Director: DOLLOFF F. BISHOP, 5000 Overlook Assistant Commissioner, Enforcement: DAVID W. DUTTIVEILER, College Ave., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20032 MURRAY STEIN (557-7763) Station Rd., Athens 30601 (401, 546 -3134) (202, 5624200) Deputy Enforcement Officer: THADDEUS Md.: Chesapeake Technical Support Fla.: Lower Florida Estuary Study, Chief: RAJDA (5574760) Laboratory, Director: JOHAN A. JOHN E. HAGAN, P.O. Drawer EEE, Director, Div. of Enforcement SYLVESTER AALTO, Annapolis Science Center, Hollywood 13022 (303, 5234261) 1. OLSON (577.7329) Annapolis 21401 (301, 268-303E) Oa.: Southeast Regional Planning Office, Director, Div. of Interstate Compacts and Minn: National Water Quality Laboratory, Director: JOHN W. WAKEFIELD, 1421 Uniform State Laws: HENRY STETINA Director: DONALD I. MOUNT, 6201 Peachtree Si., N.E., Suite 300, Atlanta (5574330) Congdon Blvd., Duluth 55804 (218, 30309 (404, 526-5768) Assistant Commirsionet, Administration: 727-6541) Hawaii: Pacific Islands Basin Office, EDMUND 1. GRANT (357.7600) N.J.: Edison Wale* Quality Laboratory, Southwest Region; Area Representative: Director, Div. of Personnel Management: Director: KENNETH H. WALKER, D. B. MAUSSHARDT, 1411 S. King MAXINE C. MILLARD (557.7406) Edison 011117 (WI, 548 -3347) Honolulu 96814 (808. 949-5923) Director, Div. of Financial Management: Ohio: Robert A. Taft Water Research Center, Ill.: Lake Michigan Basin Office, Great Lakes MATTHEW C. PILZYS (5574301) Director: FRANCIS M. MIDDLETON, Region; Director: CLIFFORD RISLEY, Director, Div. of General Setvicer 4676 Columbia Pkwy., Cincinnati 43226 JR., 1819 W. Pershing Rd., Chicago EDWARD T. RHODES (5574431) (513, 871. 1820); Analytical Quality 60609 (312, 353-5618) Director, Div. of Facilities Management: Control LaboratorY, Director: DWIGHT lnd.: Lower Ohio Basin Office, Director: LAWRENCE F. GAFFNEY (557.7416) G. BALLINGER, 1014 Broadway, MAX E. NOECKEft, Ill E. Diamond Acting Director., Div. of Automatic Data fir -innati 43202 (513, 634-2923): Expressway, Evansville 47711 (1112, Processing: RICHARD H. MILLER Newtown Fish Toxicology Laboratory, 197.1790) (557.7617) biretta: WILLIAM A. BRUNOS, 3411 Lt.: Lower Mississippi Rivet Basin Field Church St., Newtown 45244 (513, Station. Director: LUTHER S. Plenienst Does: 8714120) STANDIFEP., 2693 N. Sherwood Forest Great Lakes (111Iowa, Mich.. Minn, Wis.): Okla.: Robert S. Kerr Water Research Dr., Baton Rouge 70114 (504, 34E-4231) H. W. POSTON, Diectoe, 33 E. Center, Director: M. L WOOD, P.O. Mass.: New England Basins Office, Acting Con Tess Pin" Rm. 410, Map, Box 1191. Ada 74820 (405. 332-8800) Director: EDWARD V. FITZPATRICK, 60605 (312, 3514250) Ore.: Pacific Northwest Waite Laboratory, 240 Highland Ave., Needham Heights Middle Atlantic (Md., N.C., Pa., S.C., Va., Director: A. F. BARTSCH, 200 S. 35th 02194 (617, 223-7337) D.C.): EUGENE T. JENSEN, Director, St., Corvallis 97330 (503. 752-4314) Mich.: Lake Huron Basin Offset, Great Lakes 911 Emmet St., Charlottesvilk, Va. 22901 R.I.. National Marine Water Qulity Region; Director: LAURENCE B. (703, 2964176) Laboratory, Director:CLARENCE M. O'LEARY, U.S. Naval Air Ste, Grosse Missouri Basis (Cob., Kens Mo, Nets.. N. TARZWELL, liberty La. at Fairgrounds Ile 451111 (313, 6764500) Dalt . S. Dak., Wyo.): !DUN M. Rd., P.O. Box 277. West Kingston 02192 Mina.: Upper Mississippi River-Lake RADEMACHER, Director, 911 Walnut (401, 719-973E) Superior Basins Office, Great Lakes St , Rm. 702, ransas City, Mo. 64106 Region; Director: D. S. BRYSON, 58th

14 St. and 40th Ave., South, Minneapolis 636-4783); Upper Ohio Bashi Office, Assistant Director for Economics: HARVEY 55450 (612, 726-1661); Shagawa Lake Director: JOHN W. FERGUSON, 303 M. HUTCHINGS (Ext. 4151) Eutrophication Control Project, Director: Methodist Bldg., 11th and Chapline Sts., Div. of Economic Research: FREDERICK ROBERT , 22 W. Conan St., Ely Wheeling 26003 (304, 233-1271) W. BELL, Chief (College Park, Md.) 55731 (218, 365-3208) (301, 864-4329) N.J.: Hudson-Delaware Basins Office, FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. Washington. Div. of Current Economic Analysis: FRED Director: KENNETH H. WALKER, D.C. 20240 (202, 343 plus extension) L. OLSON, Chief (Ext. 6908) Edison 08817 (201, 846-4612) (The Fish and Wildlife Act of 1956 Div. of Statistics and Market News: N.Y.: Lake Ontario Basin Office. Great established within the U.S. Department of the CHARLES H. LYLES (Ext. 7850) Lakes Region; Director: LEE E. Interior the position of Assistant Secretary of Assistant Director for Resource Development: TOWNSEND, 4664 Lake Ave., P.O. Fish and Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and JOHN I. HODGES (Acting) (Ext. 2184) Box 4748, Rochester 14612 (716. Wildlife Service, headed by a Commissioner Div. of Resource Management: FLOYD S. 621-3140) and consisting of two separate bureaus: the ANDERS, Chief (Ext. 4543) Ohio: Office of Operations, Ohio Basin Bureau of Commercial Fisheries and the Div. of Federal Aid: EDWARD E. Region; Director: VICTOR F. JELEN, Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.) HUESKE, Chief (557.1221, Ext. 4737) Rro. 7405, Federal Office Bldg., 350 Main Commissioner: CHARLES H. MEACHAM Div. of Financial Assistance: C. ELDRED St., Cincinnati 45202 (313, 684-3616); (Ext. 4678) PETERSON, Chief (Ext. 4574) National Field Investigations Center, Special Assistant: RONALD C. TRACY Div. of Publications: L. W. Director: ANGELL D. SIDIO. 5555 (Eat. 5303) SCATTERGOOD, Chief (557.1221, Ext. Ridge Ave., Cincinnati 45213 (513, Office of Program Review: JOSEPH F. 4401) 684-4373); National Training Center, PUNCOCHAR (Ext. 2717) Office of Technical Assistance: KEITH Director: HAROLD L. JETER, 4676 BROUILLARD. Chief (Ext. 4571) Columbia Pkwy., Cincinnati 45226 (513, BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, Assistant Director for Utilization and 871. 1820); Mine Drainage Pollution Washington, D.C. 20240 (202, 343 plus Engineering: JOSEPH W. SLAVIN (Eat. Control Activities, Chief: RONALD D. extension) 4386) HILL, 4676 Columbia Pkwy., Cincinnati (Objectives are to increase the contribution of Div. of Food Science: HAROLD B. ALLEN, 45226 (313, 871.1820); Lake Erie Basin fishery resources to the Nation's economy; to Chief (Eat. 4745) Office, Great Lakes Region; Director: increase efficiency so that the economic status Div. of Marketing: PAUL J. PARADIS, GEORGE L. HARLOW, 21929 Cocain of those engaged in the fishing industry is Chief (557.1221, Eat. 4573) Rd., Cleveland 44126 (216, 522-4876); improved; to provide fot the growing and National Center foe Fish Protein Concentrate: Lebanon Renovation Pilot Plant, Chief: diversified demands of the American people ROLAND A. FINCH, Director (Ext. ROLAND V. VI LUERS. R.F.D. 2, Box for fish and shellfish products whether in the 2151) 7A, Glossa Rd., Lebanon 45036 (513, form of edible foods or other products, from Div. of Exploratory Fishing: '111LLIAM H. 932-0931) efficient and economical sources; to seek STEVENSON. Chief (Eat. 6643) Pa.: North Atlantic Water Quality Mans of bringing more of the world's aquatic Assistant Director for International Affairs: Management Field Station, Director: resources into economic, commercial W1LUAM M. TERRY (Ext. 4054) EDWARD V. GEISMAR, 321 Chestnut production; and to contributs to man's Office of Foreign Fisheries: JOSEPH St., Philadelphia 19106 (215, 397- 4360); understanding and control of aquatic living PILEGGI, Chief (Eat. 4412) Pollution Control Mobile Laboratory, resources and their environment.) Office of International Organizations and Chief Chemist: FRANK TOTII, R.F.D. Director: DAYTON L ALVERSON Agreements: ROBERT C. WILSON, 2, Boa 36A, Akooesa 16601 (114. (Acting) (Eat. 4993) Chief (Ext. 4)03) 944-4501) Deputy biretta: J. L McHUGH (Ext. 4007) Assistant Director for Marine Resources: Team: Tennessee Basin Liaison Office, Staff Assistant: JOHN T. GHARRE1T (Eat. ROLAND F. SMITH (Eat. 4106) Southeast Region; Chief: JOHN W. 3312) Branch of Anadromous Fisheries: LaFONT, 416 Edney Bldg., Chattanooga Associate Director for Fuherks: DAYTON MITCHELL 0. HANAVAN. Chief 37401 (615, 755-2961) L ALVERSON (Eat. 5804) (Eat. 6855) Tea.: Galveston Bay Field Station, Federal Assistant Director for Fishery Programs: Branch of Inland Fisheries: PHILIP R. Coordinator: MALCOLM KALLUS, JOHN C. MARR (Acting) (Fat. 5804) NELSON, Chief (Eat. 5719) 3801 Kirby Dr., Suite 738, Houston 77006 Legislative Advisor: RALPH E. CURTISS Branch of Marine Fisheries: JOSEPH H. (713, 226-4135) (Ext. 2360) KING, Chief (Eat. 5521) Utah: Colorado RintBonnevilk Basks, Sak American Fishery Advisory Committee: Branch of Shellfisherks: LOUIS D. Lake City Office; Chief: D. E. RUPERT R. BONNER (557.1211, Ext. STRINGER (Acting Chief) (Eat. 5715) RUSHING, 1750 S. Redwood Rd., Sak 4453) Systematics Center: DANIEL M. COHEN. Lake City 64104 (801, 524-5290) Information Officer: JOHN A. GUINAN Director (962-5749) Vs.: Chesapeake Bay-Susquehanna Basins (Eat. 8701) Project, Middle Atlantic Region: Assistant Director for Administration: JOHN Regional and Ana Dhettots: Director: WILLIAM M. COLONY, 918 M. PATTON. JR. (Ext. 4811) Pacific Northwest Region (Wash., Ore., Emmet St., Charlottesville 22901 (713, Deputy Assistant Director lot Administration: Idaho, Mont., Wyo.) DONALD R. 296-1384); Manassas Field Station, NELSON I. NORM (Eat. 2540) JOHNSON, 6116 Arcade Bldg., Seattle, Project Office: MICHAEL C. Div. of Personnel Management: C. DOYLE Wash. 98101 (206, 682-3300) MULBARGER, Prince William County, INNIS, Chief (Eat. 5406) Gr'f and South Atlantic Region (Tea., La., co GMSD, 4525 Lee Ave., Manassas Div. of Management Analysis: J. PAUL Miss., Ala., Oa, Fla, N.C., S.C.): 22110 (703,361 -3709) BA LSERAK, Chief (Eat. 3586) VACANT, 144 First Ave., South, Si. W. Va.: Mine Drainage Pollution Control Div. of Property Management: KENNETH Petersburg, Fla. 33701 (113, 893-3142) Project, Project Leah*: ROBERT B. A. LAWRENCE, Chief (557.1221, Eat. North Atlantic Region (Maine, N.H., VI, SCOTT, Federal Post Office IMF., P.O. 4605) Mats., Conn., R.I., N.Y., Pa Md Del, Boa 130. Elkins 26241 (304. 6364/69); Office of Data Processing: FRANK A. NJ., Va, W. Va.): RUSSEL T. Mine Drainage Pot/onion Control Project, THACKER. Chief (Eat. 3700) NORRIS, Federal Bldg, 14 Elin St , Project Leader: ROBERT B. SCOTT, Office of Equal Opportonity: DONALD D. Gloucester, Mass. 01930 (617. Ift14410) P.O. Dot 60, Norton 26285 (304. CARP 11TH (Eat. 6703) Great Lake! and Central Region (Ohio, Ky.,

16 Mich., Ind., Wis.. Ill., Miss., lowt, Mo., Chief (Ext. 4786) 20810 (301, 776-4880, Ext. 211) N. Dak., S. Dak., Nebr., Kans., Okla., Div. of River Basin Studies: WILLIAM M. Migratory Bird Populations Station: Ark., Tenn.): WILLIAM F. CARBINE, MUTE, Chief (Ext. 4442) WALTER F. CRISSEY, Director, 5 Research Dr., Ann Arbor, Mich. 48103 Div. of Wildlife Services: JACK H. Laurel, Md. 20810 (301, 776-4880. Ext. (313, 662-5529) BERRYMAN. Chief (Ext. 4707) 222) Alaska Region: HARRY L RIETZE, Assistant Director-Operation: NOBLE E. Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center: Federal Bldg., P.O. Box 1668, Juneau, BUELL (Ext. 2765) HARVEY K. NELSON, Director, Alaska 99801 (907, 586-3511) Div. of Fish Hatcheries: HARVEY Jamestown, N. Dak. 58401 (701, Pacific Southwest Region (Calif., Nev., Utah, WILLOUGHBY, Chief (Ext. 2J97) 252-5363) Ariz., Colo., N. Mex.): GERALD V. Div. of Management Enforcement: Bird end Mammal Laboratories: RICHARD HOWARD. 101 Seaside Ave., Terminal CHARLES H. LAWRENCE, Chief H. MANVILLE, Director, National Island, Calif. 90731 (408, 833-4437) (Eat. 3191) Museum Bldg., Smithsonian Institution, Hawaii Area (State of Hawaii): JOHN C. Div. of Realty: F. GEORGE SPODEN, JR., Washington, D.C. 20560(202, 181.5161) MARR, 2570 Dole St., P.O. Box 3830, Chief (Ext. 4676) NOTE Cooperative Wildlife Research Units Honolulu, Hawaii 96812 (808,96211W Div. of Wildlife Refuges: ROBERT F. are listed under the states in whirl they are SCOTT, Chief (Ext. 3922) located. BUREAU OF SPORT FISHERIES AND Assistant Director- Research: RAYMOND E. WILDLIFE, Washington, D.C. 20240 (202. JOHNSON (Eat. 2279) Sport Fishorkw Rosoarch Laboratories: 343 plus extension) Div. of Fishery Research: PAUL E. Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory: (Aids in the conservation of the Nation's THOMPSON, Chief (Eat 2639) NORMAN REIMERS, Director, Star migratory birds, certain mammals, and sport Div. of Wildlife Research: THOMAS S. Rt. 3, Box 198, Bishop, Calif. 9351.1(714, and commercial fishes. This includes the BASKETT, Chief (at. 4101) 935-4334) application of research findings in the Div. of Pesticide Registration: FREDERICK Eastern Fish Disease Laboratory: S. P. development and management of a system of H. DALE, Chief (Est. 3660 SNIESZKO, Director, Leetown (P.O. national wildlife refuges foe migratory birds Kearacysville, W. Vs. 25430) (304, and endangered species; the operation of a Regional Directors and Conservation 725-2553) system of fish hatcheries: the management of Education CooveNnators: Eastern Fish Nutrition Laboratory: populations of migratory game birds through Pacific Region (Alaska, Hawaii, Calif., ARTHUR M. PHILLIPS, JR., Director, the regulation of time, degree, and manner of Idaho, Moot., Nev., Ore., Wash.): JOHN Colland, N.Y. 13045 (607, 756-2455) ',skint: and the acquisition and application of D. FINDLAY, Director; NICHOLAS Fish Cairo' Laboratories: ROBERT E. technical knowledge necessary for M. MARIANA, Conservation Education LENNON, Director, P.O. Rot 862, La perpetuation and enhancement of fish and Coordinator, 730 N.E. Pacific Si.. Crow, Wis. 54601 (603, 782-4235) wildlife resources.) Portland, Ore. 97208 (-503, 234-3250) Southeastern Fish Control Laboratory: Director: JOHN S. GOTTSCHALK (Ext. Southwest Region (Ads., Cob., Kans., N. RALPH M. BURRESS, Director, P.O. 4717) Tea., Utah, Wyo.): Boa 9, Warm Springs, Os. 31830 (404, Deputy Director: ABRAM V. TUNISON WILUAM T. KRUMM ES, Director: 655-3573) 4545) CHARLES L. CADIEUX, Conservation Fish Genetics Lat...watory: BRUNO Associate Directoc JOSEPH P. UNDUSKA Education Coordinator, Federal Bldg., naLIMBACH, Director, Beulah, Wyo. (Ext. 5313) U.S. Post Office and Court House, 500 42712 (307, 643 -2235) Office of Cootervatioo Education: DAN Gold An., S.W. Albuquerque, N. Mu. FishPestickle Research Laboratory OLIVER SAULTS. Chief (Eats. 5634) 87101 (505, 841.1321) B. COPE, Director, Rt. I, CoUmbia, Office of Endangered Species: HARRY A. North Cutts! Retioo OIL. fad., Iowa, Mich., Mo. 63201 (314, 442.2271, Ext. 3101) GOODWIN. Chief (Eat. 5687) Minn., Mo., Nebr., N. Dak, Ohio, S. Eastern Gulf Marine Laboratory: NORMAN Office of International Activities ELEY P. Dak., Wis): ROBERT W. BURWELL, 0. VICK, P.O. Boa 4118, Panama City, DENSON, Staff Assistant (Eat. 5688) Director:CHARLES J. ORIFFTTII, Fla. 32401 (904, 785-3122) Office of Legislation: JAMES 0. Conservation Education Coordinator, Narragansett Marine Game Fish Laboratory: STEVENSON, Chief (Eat. 3349) Federal Bldg.. Fon Snelling. Twin Cities, VACANT, R.F.D. 2, Boa 522-A, Office of Resource P1111111nr. KEITH R. Minn. 55111 (612. 72-3500) Narragansett, R.1.02882 (40!, 783-3359) McCARTHY (Eat. 5261) Southeast Region (Ala., Ark., Fla, Oa., Ky, Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory: L. A. Assistant Director-Adminieriation and La., Miss., NC., S.C., Team, Va.) C. WALFORD, Director, P.O. Box 4211, Engineering: SAMUEL BENJAMIN EDWARD CARLSON, Director: Highlands, N.J. 07731 (201, 8724200) (Eat. 4881) DONALD PFIZER, Conservation Tiburon Marine Laboratory: GERALD B. Office of Financial Operations: ROBERT L. Education Cootdinator, 809 Peachtree, TALBOT, Director, P.O. Box 91, BAUSCH, Clad (Ext. 3572) 7th Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 30323 (404, Tibui on, OHL 94920 (415, 435-4577) bit. of Engineering: RICHARD F. 326-5100) National Reservoir Research Program: DITTMAN, Chief (Eat. 2949) Northeast Region (Conn., bel., Me, Mass, ROBERT M. JENKINS, Director, 113 Div. of Management Analysis: JOHN A. N.H., 1.1.1., N.Y, Pa., R.1, Vt., W. Va.): S. East St., Fayetteville, Ark. 72701 (501, DUPREE, Chief (Eat. 5627) RICHARD E. GRIFFITH. Director, 443-3585) Div. of P tionoel Ptaingemeat ELUOTT WILLIAM WHALEN, North Central Reservoir Investigations; THEODORE C. KRELL. Chief (Ed. Coesetvattos Education. Coordinator, NORMAN 0. BENSON, Director. P.O. 4111) U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, Boston, Boa 139, Yankton, S. Dak. 37078 (402, Div. of Program Analysis: KENNETH F. Mass. 02109 (617. 223-2961) 667 -9636) 51 PPEL, avief (Eat. 2444) South Central Reservoir Investigations: Mr. of Contractitig and General Services: WildIllo Rososte Lanett/Hata: THOMAS 0. DUNCAN. Director, 113 JOHN S. KUTSKO. Chief (Ext. 4612) Dante Wildlife Research Cutts: JACK F. S.E. St., Fayeetevine, Ark. 72701 (501, Assistant Director- Cooperative Service* WELCH, Director, Bldg. IS, Deae 443-3585) JAMES T. MeBROOM (Eat. 4760) Federal Center, Deaver, Colo. 80223 (303, Salmoa-Oidosal Laboratory: ROGER E. Div. of Federal Aid. M ERWIN A. 233-3611, Eat. 6761) BURROWS, Diredot, 1440 Abernathy MARSTO?1, Chief (Fit. 4172) Panama Wildlife Research Ceoter. EUGENE Rd., Longview, Wash. 98632 (206. Div. of Fishery Services: WILLIS KING, H. DUSTMAN, Director, LasteL Md. 425-6072) Is Fish Farming Experimental Station: Deputy Director: HARTHON L BILL (Ext. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT KERMIT E. SNEED, Director, P.O. 5607) Box 860, Stuttgart, Ark. 72160 (501, Associate Director, Management and OF STATE 922-6775) Programming: EDWARD A. HUMMEL Washington, D.C. 20520 (202, 632 plus Southeastern Fish Cultural Laboratory: (Ext. 2022) HARRY K. DUPREE, Director, extension) Associate Director, Planning and Secretary: WILLIAM P. ROGERS Marion, Ala. 36736 (205, 683-7911) Development: J. E. N. JENSEN (Ext. Under Secretary for Political Affairs: U. Western Fish Disease Laboratory: ROBERT 2163) R. RUCKER, Director, Bldg. 204, Sand Deputy Associate Director: RAYMOND L. ALEX JOHNSON Point Naval Air Station, Seattle, Wash. Special Assistant for Fisheries and Wildlife: FREEMAN (Eat. 3697) DONALD L McKERNAN (Ext. 2333) 98113 (206, 323-0550, Eat. 508) Assistant Director, Interpretation: WILUAM Deputy Special Assistant for Fisheries and Western Fish Nutrition Laboratory: JOHN E. C. EVERHART (Ext. 6864) HALVER, Director. Cook, Wash. 98605 Special Assistant, Environmental Awareness: Wildlife: BURDICK H. BRIMN (Ext. (509, 538-2311) WAYNE F. MILLER (Ext. 8943) 0853) NOTE: Cooperative Fishery Units are listed Assistant Director, Travel and Information under the states In which they are located. Services: BEN BUTTERFIELD (Eat. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT 2602) OF TRANSPORTATION Chief, Div. of Information: EDWIN N. WINGE (Fat. 4747) 800 Independence Ave., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20590 (202, 962-5166) r:OLOOICAL SURVEY. GSA Bldg., Assistant Director, Cooperative Activities: Washington, D.C. 20242 (202, 343 plus THOMAS F. FLYNN, JR. (Acting) (Ext. (Composed of these main elements: the Coast Guard, Federal Aviation Administration, extension; information: Ext. 1100) 5038) (This research bureau publishes and Chief, Div. of Wilderness Studies: JOHN A Federal Highway Administration, Federal distributes maps and reports covering our RESHOFT (Ext. 4519) Railroad Administration, St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation, National nation's physical features and its mineral and Assistant Director, Park Management: Transportation Safety Board and Urban Mass water resources. Responsibilities include ROBERT B. MOORE (Ea 6976) Transportation Administration. Major activities in topographic mapping. geology, Chief, Div. of Park Operations: ROBERT F. water resources, and conservation. Personnel GIBBS (Ext. 4383) objectives are to develop and improve are stationed In Washington and at more than Management Ecologist: NEIL J. REID (Ext. coordinated national transportation system 100 field offices and two major field centers. $516) and stimulate technological advances In the industry, thus preserving the Nation's free Established 1879) Chief, Div. of Land Acquisition: PHILIP O. Director: WILUAM T. PECORA (Ext. 3888) STEWART (Est. 2713) enterprise transportation network. Employees: approximately 100,000; Established: April I, Associate Director: ARTHUR A. BAKER Chief, Div. of Water Resources: MANUEL (Ext. 3889) MORRIS (Ext. 6659) 1967) Assistant Director. Policy Analysis a -1 Secretary: JOHN A. VOLPE (962-5323) Assistant Directors: FRANK E. CLARKE Under Secretary: LAMES M. BEGOS (Eat. 3273); JOEL M. JOHANSON (Eat. Programming: OLEN T. BEAN (Ext. 2212); JOHN M. DeNOYER (Eat. 4105) 9377) (962015) Chief Geographer: ARCH C. GERLACH Chief, Office of Natural Science Studies: Deputy Under Secretary: CHARLES D. BAKER (9637401) (Eat. 5404) ROBERT M. UNN (Ext. 21)8) Executive Officer: WILLARD F. Aquatic Research Biologist: 0. L. WALUS Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs: McCORNACK (Eat. 5651) (Ext. 5576) WALTER L MAZAN (962-5664) Personnel Office: LEONARD ZACIEWSKI Publications: National Pal Cour*NPS Assistant Secretary for Policy and (Eat. 3145) Now:arty International Affairs: PAUL Information Officer: FRANK H. Editor. COUN RITTER (381.7346) CHERINOTON (962.7326) Assistant Secretary for Urban Systems and FORRESTER (Eat. 4646) Median: GEORGE H. GOODWIN, JR. Environment: JAMES D'ORMA BRAMAN (9624566) (Ext. 3863) Chief, Geologic Div.: HAROLD L JAMES Assistant Secretary foe Research and Pentane( Oiredees: Technology: SECOR D. BROWNE (Eat. 212$) Northeast: LEMUEL A. GARRISON. 143 (962-0988) Chid, Water Resources Div.: E. L S. Third St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 (215, General Counsel: JAMES A. HENDRICKS (Eat. 9425) 597.7013) Chief. Topograptde Div.: ROBERT H. National Capital: THEODOR R. SWEM, WASHINGTON (962-5954) Assistant Secretary for Administration: LYDDAN (Eat. 1790) 1100 OMo Dr., S.W., Washington, D.C. ALAN L DEAN (9624215) Chief, Conservation Div.: RUSSELL O. 20242 (202, 311.7211) WAYLAND (Ext. 5953) Southeast: J. LEONARD VOLZ, Federal COAST OUARO, 1300 E St., N.W., Chief, Computer Castes Div.: CARL Ink, 400 N. Eighth St., P.O. Sot 10008, Washington, D.C. 20391: 400 7th St.. DIESEN (Eat. 9355) Richmond, Va. 23240 (703, 649-2601) Chief, Publications Div.: VACANT (Ext. Midwest: FRED C. FAGEROREN, 1 709 S.W, Washington, D.C. 20591 2943) Jackson St., Omaha, Nebr. 68102 (402, (202, 964-3314) 221.3431) Commandant ADM. WILLARD J. SMITH NATIONAL PARK SERVICE. laterior Bldg., Southwest: FRANK F. KOWSKI, Old Santa (964-5101) Washington, D.C. 20240 (202, 143 plus Fe Trait, P.O. Bo* 7211, Santa Fe, N. Assistant Commandant: VADM. PAUL E. extension; information: Eat. 1100) Met. 17301 (305, 912-33111) TRIMBLE (964-5104) (Administers parks, monuments, and other Wester,: WILLIAM L 00VIDN, 450 Science Advisor CHARLES C. BATES administrative classifications of national Golden Gate Ave, P.O. Boa 36063, San 064-2911) significance for their redeationaL historic and Francisco, Coif. 94102 (415, 556.4196) Chairman, Merchant Marine Collodi: natural wakes.) Northwest: JOHN A. RUTTER, Rm. 4072, RADM. CHARLES P. MURPHY Director: GEORGE B. HARTZOG, M. Federal Office Bkln., Seattle, Wash. Chief of Staff: RADM. THOMAS R. (Eat. 4621) 91104 (206, S13-3563) SARGENT (964-2479)

17 Chief Counsel: RADM. WILLIAM L. Executive Director, Regulatory Council: Hearing Examiner: ROBERT R. BOYD MORRISON (964-5184) JOHN R. KENNEDY (962-5181) (962.8912) Chief, Office of Boating Safety: RADM. J. 1. Director of Public Affairs: CHARLES G. Director, Office of Public Affairs: EDWIN E. McCLELLAND (964-2127) WARNICK (9624363) EDEL (962.8647) Chief, Office of Engineering: RADM. D. B. Assistant Administrator. for Congressional Executive Officer: MICHAEL K. HENDERSON (964-5318) Liaison: EDWARD W. STIMPSON O'ROURKE (962.8463) Chief, Office of Research and Development: (962-5175) Director, Office of Policy and Program RADM. C. A. RICHMOND (964-3721) Assistant Administrator for General Aviation Analysis: J. H. MacANANNY (Acting) Chief, Office of Merchant Marine Safety: Affairs: ROBERT V. REYNOLDS (962-8631) RADM. CHARLES P. MURPHY (962-5172) Director, Office of High Speed Ground (964-2872) Transportation: ROBERT A. NELSON Chief, Office of Operations: RADM. FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION, 400 (962.8533) ROBERT W. GOEHRING (964-56%) 6th St., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20591 Director, Bureau of Railroad Safely: MAC E. Chief, Office of Public and International (202, 962-5503) ROGERS (9624885) Affairs: RADM. RODERICK Y. Administrator: F. C. TURNER (962.1823) General Manager, The Alaska Railroad: EDWARDS (964-5664) Deputy Administrator: VACANT (962-2382) JOHN E. MANLEY. P.O. Box 7.2111, Director of Civil Rights: ALEXANDER D. Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (263-2411) FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION, 800 GAITHER (967.2782) Assistant to the General Manager, The Independence Ave, S.W., Washington, Science Advisor: GALE W. CLEVEN Alaska Railroad, Washington, D.C.: D.C. 20590 (202, 962.5166) (962-8481) WILLIAM E. FRAVEL (962-8351) Administrator: JOHN H. SHAFFER Chief Counsel: HOWARD A. IIEFFRON (962-5111) (963-3316) Deputy Administrator: DAVID D. THOMAS Director of Public Affairs: VACANT URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION (962.6111) (962-8407) ADMINISTRA1 ION. 800 Independence Director of Civil Rights: QUENTIN S. Director of Policy Planning: EDWARD II. Ave., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20590 TAYLOR (962-5425) HOLM ES (9624101) (202, 9624822) Director of Supersonic Transport Director of Administration: JOHN R. Administrator: C. C. VILLARREAL Development: MAJ. GEN. JEWELL C. PROVAN (962-8521) (962.8822) MAXWELL. T1SAF (962-6376) Director of Public Roads: R. IL Assistant Administrator for Administration: Associate Administrator for Administration: BARTELSMEYER (967.3226) WILLIAM BOSWELL (9634373) CLARKE H. HARPER (962-5344) Director of Highway Safety: VACANT Chill Counsel: DAVID J. SPECK (Acting) Associate Administrator for Operations: (962-8125) (9634383) GEORGE S. MOORE (962-3305) Director of Motor Carrier Safety: GEORGE Assistant Administrator for Public Affairs: Associate Administrator for Development: A. MEYER (962-8197) ANN WEBSTER SMITH (Acting) JOSEPH D. BLATT (962.5444) (962-0231) Associate Administrator for Plain: OSCAR Assistant Administrator for Program BAKKE (962-5131) FEDERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION. Operations: W. B. HURD (Acting) Assistant Administrator for International 400 6th St., S.W., Washington, D.C. :962-08211 Aviation Affairs: CHARLES 0. CARY 20391 (202, 962.5503) Assistant Adminisuatot foe Program (962-0954) Administrator: REGINALD N. WHITMAN Planning: GORDON M. MURRAY Assistant Administrator for Appraisal: (962-0375) (962-6294) ARCHIE W. LEAGUE (962-5385) Deputy Administrator: VACANT (962.701g) Assistant Administrator for Research: General Counsel: NATHANIEL H. Chief Counsel: L C. C')RCORAN HAROLD W. MERRITT (Acting) GOODRICH (962-5251) (962.8926) (963-4206) OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION. Lieutenant Governor: COLONEL R. S. environmental quality matters, improve Washington, D.C. 20545 (301, 973-1000) HARTLINE, Balboa Heights (Canal interagency coordination, develop national (Directs the development and utilization of Zone 2 .4117) outdoor recreation and natural beauty policies atomic energy, so far as practicable and Executive Secretary: P. M. sad programs, and provide the leadership in a subject at all times to the paramount RLINNESTRAND, Balboa Heights nationwide effort to protect against pollution objective of assuring the common defense and (Canal Zone 2.3371) of the Nation`s air, water, land, and living setwity, toward improving the public welfare, Washington Office: W. M. WHITMAN. resources.) increasing the standard of Bring, Assistant to the Governor, 312 Chairman: SPIRO T. AGNEW, Vice strengthening free competition in private Pennsylvania Bldg., Washington. D.C. President enterprise, and promoting wield peace.) 20004 (202, 3824433) Members: CLIFFORD M. HARDIN. Chairman: GLENN T. SEABORO (973-6111) Panama Canal Information Officer: FRANK Secretary of Agriculture: MAURICE H. Director, Div. of Biology and Medicine: A. BALDWIN. Balboa Heights (Canal STANS. Secretary of Commerce: JOHN R. TOTTER (973-3208) Zone 2-1880) ROBERT H. FINCH, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare: CANAL ZONE GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL OUALITY COUNCIL end GEORGE ROMNEY. Secretary of (lowel orders and regulations corgetni'li CITIZENS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON Hosting and Urban Development: hunting in the Canal Zone by authority of ENVIRONMENTAL DUALITY WALTER J. RICKEL, Secretary of the executive orders.) Inter;oe. JOHN A. VOL Pt, Secretary of Governor: MAJOR GENERAL W. P. The Council. Transportation I EBEL Balboa Heights (Canal Zone (Established by Executive Order 11474 May Executive Secretary: LEE A. DvitleDGE, 2.2131) 29. 1969, to advise and assist the President in Ph.D.. Science Advisor to the President.

18 Executive Office Mg., Washington, D.C. (Created in 1920 by the Federal Water Power SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. 1000 Jefferson 26506 (102, 395-3530) Act to administer provisions of that statute Dr., S.W., Washington, D.C. 2t;560 (202, related to licensing of water power projects. 628.1810) The Com/wins.: The Commission administers a scheme of (Established in 1846 forthe "increase and (Advises the President and the Council on regulation that protects the public against diffusion of knowledge among men.° Mission matters relating to environmental quality.) unreasonable charges for gas and electricity accomplished by field investigations; by the Chairman: LAURANCE S. and provides assurance of abundant supplies development of the national collections in ROCKEFELLER, N.Y., N.Y. of both; reskws plans for water development natural history and anthropology and their Members: EDMUND N. BACON, projects of the major Federal construction preservation for study, reference, and Philadelphia, Ps.; JOSEPH H. DAVIS, agencies foe conformance with the public exhibition; scientific research and Seattle, Wash.; MARVIN B. DURNING, interest and the best overall development of publications; programs of national and Seattle, Wash.; JAMES H. EVANS, regional water resources; and requires international cooperative research, N.Y., N.Y.; MRS. JOSEPH FASSLER, applicants to submit plans for development of conservation, education, and training; and Redwood City, Calif.; CHARLES E. recreational resources at hydroelectric project answering inquiries from the general public FRASER, Hilton Head Island, S.C.; sites built under FPC licenses.) and educational and scientific organizations.) DEWITT C. GREER, Austin, Tex.; Chairman: JOHN N. NASSIKAS (Ext. 4566) Secretary: S. DILLON RIPLEY (381.5005) MRS. HENRY C. HAMILTON, Vice Chairman: CARL E. BAGGE (Ext. Assistant Secretary: JAMES BRADLEY Atlanta, Ga.; JOHN BEN SHEPPARD, 4454) (381-3101) Odessa, Tex.; HARRY M. WEESE, Executive Director: WEBSTER P. MAXSON Director General of Museums and Director, Chicago, Ill.; GORDON K. (Ext. 3504) U.S. National Museum: FRANK A. ZIMMERMAN, Washington, D.C. Secretary: GORDON M. GRANT (Ext. TAYLOR (381-5432) 5193) Assistant Secretary (Science): SIDNEY R. FEDERAL COMMITTEE ON PEST CONTROL Director of Public Information: WILLIAM L. (MILER (381-5818) Washington, D.C. 20204 (703, 557.0244) WEBB (Ext. 6102) Assistant Secretary (History and Art): (To coordinate interdepartmental activities General Counsel: RICHARD A. SOLOMON CHARLES BUTLER (181.5850) dealing with pests, their control, and effects (Eat. 5443) Assistant Secretary (Public Service): of control measures. Committee includes Chief Economist: HASKELL P. WA U) (Ext. WILLIAM W. WARNER (381.3655) subcommittees on pesticide monitoring, 4341) Treasurer: T. AMES WHEELER (381.6107) research, public information, program review, Chief, Bureau of Power: F. STEWART Director, Office of Academic Programs: and safety el pesticide marketing and BROWN (FA. 4481) PHILIP C. RITTERBUSH (381-5207) disposal.) Head, Section of Recreation, Fish and General Courts.* PETER 0. POWERS Chairman: ROBERT J. ANDERSON, Wildlife: FORREST R. HAUCK (Ext. (381.5866) Associate Administrator, Agricultural 3232) Director, Office of Personnel and Rematch Service, U.S. Department of Management Resources: LEONARD B. Agriculture (202, 368-1631) GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION. POULIOT (381.5413) Vice Chairman: GEORGE L. HUTTON, 18th and F Su., N.W., Washington, D.C. Assistant to the Secretary: CHARLES L Naval Facilities Engineering Command, 20405 (202, 3434100 CLAPP (311.5622) U.S. Department of Defense (202, (Concerned with the conveyance of surplus Director, Office of Public Affairs: 697-5580) real prerrty for wildlife coaxAloe FREDERIC M. PHILIPS (311.3911) Members; ROBERT M. ALTMAN, USA, purp:sts, to the Secretary of Inter ct or to a Director, Office of International Activities: MSC, Armed Faces Pest Control Board, state, pullout to Public Law 537, DAVID CHALUNOR (381.5350) Wakes Reed Army Medical Center (202, Congress.) Executive Assistant to the Secretary: JOHN 576-5191); E. M. BACON. Stele and Administrator: ROBERT L KUNZIG H. DOBKIN (3E1.6136) Private Forestry, U.S. Department of Commissioner, Property Management and Special Adviser for Anthropology: SOL TAX Aviculture (202, 114-6657); WALTER Disposal Service: DANIEL T. (381-6201) W. DYKSTRA, Ilutesu of Sport KINGSLEY Fisheries and Wildlife, U.S Department National Museum of Naomi History: of the Interior (202, 343-2616); JOHN I. JOS CORPS. Manpower Administration, Director. RICHARD S. COWAN (381.3954) HANLON, Consulter Protection and U.S. Department of Labor, 1200 19th St., Assittant Director: PAUL K. lailERIM Environmental Health Service, U.S. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20210 (381-5951) Department of Health, Education and (Established by the Economic Opportunity Special Adviser on ?ropiest Biology: P. Welfare (202, 962-3411); WILUAM Act of 1964, amended in 1967, to include a RAYMOND FOSBERO (181.5559) HORWITZ, Food and Drug Conservation Centers Program to be Dept. of Anthropology: SAUL H. Administration, U.S. Department of operated by Federal and stale conservation RISENBERG (3114626) Health, Education and Welfare (202, agencies. Work activity at the centers is Latin American Div.: WILLIAM H. 9624012); DANIEL L LEEDY, Office directed primarily toward COMMA& CROCKER (311.5971) of Water Resources Research, U.S. developing, managing, and protecting public Old World Div.: GORDON D. GIPSON Department of the laterior (202, recreational areas.) (3814961) 343-6783) Director. WILUAM M1RENGOFF (Acting) North American Div.: WILUAM C. Executive Secretary: WILLIAM M. Deputy Director: VACANT STURTEVANT (3814961) UPHOLT (557-0244) Physical Anthropology Div.: 1. Assistant Executive Secretary: WILUAM S. NATIONALCOUNCIL ON MARINE LAWRENCE ANGEL (381-5456) MURRAY (557-0244) RESOURCES AND ENGINEERING Dept. of Botany (National Herbarium)- Pubic:atlas: PenittenMcdwIcriett*taw DEVELOPMENT VACANT (381.5814) Editor: SYLVIA °REAR, Editorial (EancstireOffice ofthe P. aides° Composed Div. of Cryptogams: HAROLD E. Manager, PestL4cidts Program, National of the Vice President, Minim: Secretary of ROBINSON (3814826) Consonsnicabk Dims* Center, Atlanta, State;Secretary of the Nary: Secretary of the Div. of Grasses: THOMAS R. Ga. 30313 (404, 633-3311, Eat. 5201) Uteri°. r; Secretary of Commerce; Chairman of SODDERSTROM (3114847) the Atomic Eaten Commission: Director of Div. of Feat DAVID B. LELLINGER FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION. 441 0 St., the National Science Foundation; Secretary of (381.5851) N.W., Wasliktgloo, D.C. 20426 (202, 386 Health, Education, and Welfare; and Div. of Phanerogams: DAN H. plus exterssioo) Secretary of the Treasury. NICOLSON (381-5823)

1 I Div. of Plant Anatomy: RICHARD H. Smithsordan Tropical Research Instuta. P.O. Chattanooga, Tenn. 37401 (615, 2654551) EYDE (381.5841) Boa 2072, Balboa. Canal Zone (Tel. Director, Forestry Development: KENNETH Dept. of Entomology.. KARL V. Balboa 2.2485) SEIGWORTH, Norris, Tenn. 37828 KROMBEIN (3814316) Director: MARTIN H. MOYNIIIAN (Eat. 2296) Div. of Co ;copiers: PAW.. J. Assistant Director: EDWARD H. KOHN Director, Tributary Area Development: SPANGLER (381-5297) JOHN BARRON (Eat. 2911) Div. of Hemiptera and Hymenoptera: Radiation Biology Laboratory: Chief, Fish and Game Branch: CHARLES J. RICHARD C. FROESCHNER Director: WILLIAM H. KLEIN (381.5339) CHANCE, North, Tenn. 37828 (Ext. (381.5628) Assistant Director: W. SHROPSHIRE, JR. 2296) Div. of Lepidoptera and Diptera: (381.5524) Chief, Recreation Resources Branch: DONALD R. DAVIS (381-5629) GEORGE 0. SCHMIDT (Eat. 2854) Div. of Myriapoda and Arachnids: Office of Ecology: Manager, Land Between the Lakes Project: RALPH E. CRABILL, JR. (381-5403) Acting Head:I. E. WA LLD.: (381-5945) ROBERT M. HOWES, Golden Pond, Div. of Neuropterolds: OLIVER S. Director. Chesapeake Bay Center for Field Ky. 42231 (502, 924.5602) FLINT, JR. (381.5444) Biology: FRANCIS S. L. WILLIAMSON Dept. of Invertebrate Zoology: RAYMOND (381.5945) WATER RESOURCES COUNCIL Suite 900, B. MANNING (381-5262) 1025 Vermont Ave., N.W., Washington, Div. of Ovstacea: LOUIS S. Office of Oceanography and Umnology: D.C. 20005 (202, 382-6104) KORNICKER (3814781) Head: I. EUGENE WALLEN (381.5365) Chairman: WALTER J. NICKEL, Secretary Div. of Echinoderms: KLAUS Oceanographic Sorting Center: II. ADAIR of the Interior RUETZLER (381-5752) FEHLMANN (381-5615) Members: CUFFORD M. HARDIN, Div. of Mollusks: CLYDE P. E. ROPER Director, Smithsonian Institution Libraries: Secretary of Agriculture; STANLEY R. (381.5256) RUSSELL SHANK RE3OR, Secretary of Army; ROBERT Div. of Worms: W. DUANE HOPE Director, Information Systems Div.: H. FINCH. Secretary of Ilealth, (381.5743) NICHOLAS 1. SUSZYNSKI, JR. Education, and Welfare; JOHN A. Dept. of Mineral Sciences: (381.5419) VOLPE, Secretary of Transportation; (381.5314) Director, Smithsonian institution Press: JOHN N. NASSIKAS, Chairman, Div. of : ROY S. CLARKE, ANDERS RICH'IER (381-5143) Federal Power Commission JR. (381.5079) Director, Science Information Exchange: Associate Members: MAURICE H. STANS. Div. of : PAUL E. MONROE E. FREEMAN (181.5514) Secretary of Commerce; GEORGE W. DESAUTELS (381-5296) ROMNEY, Secretary of Housing and Div. of Petrology: WILL/AM G. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY. New Urban Development NELSON (3111.5179) Sprankk Bldg., Knoivitk, Tenn. 37902 Observers: ROBERT P. MAYO, Director, Dept. of Paleobiology: PORTER M. KIER (615, 512-7181 plus extension) Bureau of the Budget; JOHN N. (381-52885412) (Concerned with the development of the MITCHELL. Attorney General Div. of Invertebrate Pakoontology: nature! resources within the Tennessee Valley Executive Director: VACANT MARTIN A. BUZAS (181.5431) basin. Its dam and reservoir system regulates Deputy Director. REUdEN 1. JOHNSON Div. of Paleobotany: FRANCIS M. the Tennessee River and major tributaries for Assistant Director foe Planning and Research HUEBER (181.5029) flood control, navigation, power production, Advisor: HARRY A. STEELE Div. of &climatology: DANIEL and other purposes. Related activities Include Assistant Director for Policy: JOHN B. STANLEY (381.5567) fish and wiknite development, outdoor ROOSE Div. of Vertebrate Paleontology: recreation, water and air pollution control. Assistant Director foe State Grants: NICHOLAS NOTION, III (181.5217) and reservoir ecology. T.V.A. is developing HAROLD 0. WILM Dept. of Vertebrate Zoology: GEORGE E. the Land Between the Lakes as a major WATSON (3111-6127) demonstration project foe outdoor recreation, Rivet Basin Commissions: Div. of Birds: RICHARD L ZUSI conservation, education and wildlife.) Great Lakes Basin Commission: OSI-5595) Board of Directors: AUBREY J. WAONER, FREDERICK 0. ROUSE, Chairman. Div. of Fishes: ROBERT H. GIBBS, JR. Chairman: FRANK E. SMITH. DON Rm. 4102, I.S.T. Ann Arbor, (3814831) McBRIDE Mich. 48103 (313, 7634590 Div. of MIMMILIE ClIARLES 0. General Manager: L J. VAN MOL New England River Basins Commission: R. HANDLEY, /R.(3111-5151) Director of Information: PAUL L EVANS FRANK GREGO, Chairman, SS Court Div. of Reptiles and Amphibians: JAMES (Eat. 2587) St., Bodeen, MU:S.02108 A. PETERS (311-6174 Washingto% Representative: JACOB D. Pacific Northwest Rivet Basins Commission: VREELAND, Rm. 435, Woodward CHARLES W. HODDE Otairmsn, 110 Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20444 (202, 13th St.. Vancouver, Wash. 98660 (206. Nations! roologlest Part. Rock Creek Park 1414537) 694-2581) Valley, Washington, D.C. 20009 Manager, Agricultural end Chemical Sossis.Red-R sky River Basins Commission: Director THEODORE H. REED (265 -1868) Development: LEWIS B. NELSON, HENRY A. HENDRICKSON, Assistant Director: JOHN PERRY (265-1868) Muscle Shoals, Ala. 35660 (205. 383-4631) Chairman, Suite 6, Professional Center, Resident Scientist: JOHN F. EISENBERG Director. Envitotroental Research and Hotilay Mall, Moorhead, Minn. 56560 (265-I868) Development F. E. OARTRELL, (218. 236-6640

20 INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL AND INTERSTATE COMMISSIONS

ATLANTIC SEA RUN SALMON D. CLARKE, Toronto, Canada; L P. Editor: CLIFFORD L PETERSON COMMISSION, University of Maine, S VOIOT, Madison, Wis.; W. M. Illinois Ave., Bangor, Me. 04401 (207, LAWRENCE, Albany, N.Y.; E. W. INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR THE 947.8627) BURRIDGE, Ottawa, Canada NORTHWEST ATLANTIC FISHERIES, (Charged by the Maine legislature with the Executive Secretary: NORMAN S. P.O. Box 638, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, restoration and management of the Atlantic BALDWIN Canada (902, 466-7387) salmon in Maine waters. Represents U.S. at Assistant Executive Secretary: ROBERT W. (Fourteen-member nations contract to international meetings concerning Atlantic SAALFELD investigate, protect and conserve the fisheries of the northwest Atlantic Ocean.) salmon. Ettablished: 190) Commission Members: RONALD T. GULF STATES MARINE FISHERIES Executive Secretary: LEWIS R. DAY SPEERS, Chairman, Augusta, Me.; R. COMMISSION, Rm. 225, 400 Royal Si., W. GREEN, Augusta, Me.; New Orleans, La. 70130 (Organized: INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON HAYWOOD W. HIGGINS, Freeport, 1949) NATIONAL PARKS. 2000 P Si, N.W., Me. Commissioners: JOSEPH W. GRAHAM, Washington, D.C. 20036 (202, 234. 2336); Chief Biologist: A. L MEISTER Montgomery, Ala.; L W. BRANNAN. IUCN Headquarters: 1110 Morges, JR Foley, Ala.; VERNON SHRINER. Switzerland ATLANTIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES Montgomery. Ala.; RANDOLPH (Carries out activities concerning national COMMISSION, P.O. Box 2784, HODGES. Tallahassee, Fla.; J. parks and equivaknt reserves and related Tallahassee, Fla. 32304 LORENZO WALKER, Naples, Fla.; subjects for the parent International Union Chairman: DAVID H. 0. GOULD, Georgia WALTER 0. SHEPPARD, Ft. Myers, for Conservation of Nature and Natural Game and Fish Commission, Brunswick, Fla.; CLARK M. HOFFPAUER, New Resources (IUCN). Organized: 1938) Os. 31320 (912, 2651552) Orleans, La.; RICHARD P. GUIDRY, Chairman: JEAN-PAUL HARROY, 44 ave. Executive Director: ERNEST MITTS (904, Oalliano, La.; JAMES H. Jeanne, Brussels, Belgium 576-5212) SUMM ERSOI LL, Golden Meadow, La.; Secretary: FRED M. PACKARD (202, GEORGE BRUMFIELD, Moss Point, 343-3255) DELAWARE RIVER BASIN COMMISSION. 23 Miss.; MI LLET11, Pascagoula, Executive Secretary. Latin American Scotch Rd., Box 360, Trenton, N.J. 08603 Miss.; AUGUST RAUXET, JR., Bay St. Committee: MARIA BUCHINGER (202, (609, 833-9503) Louis, Miss.; I. R. SINGLETON, 667-5404) (Planning, development and management of Austin, Tex.; RICHARD H. CORY, the basin's wale resources for multiple Vicu, la, Tex.; VIROIL VERSAGGI, INTERNATIONAL NORM PACIFIC

et=) Brownsville, Tex. FISHERIES COMMISSION, 6640 Governors of New Jersey, Executive Director: JOSEPH V. COLSON Northwest Marine Dr., Vancouver 5, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New York British Columbia, Canada (604, 224-0722) (ea officio); WALTER J. HICKEL, INTERAMERICAN TROPICAL TUNA (Established by convention between Canada, Secretary, U.S. Department of the COMMISSION. Scripps Institution of Japan, and the U.S for the conservation of Interior Oceanography, La Jolla, Calif. 920)7 the fisheries resources of the northern Pacific Executive Director: JAMES F. WRIGHT (714, 433-2820. Ext. 302) Doan (Established by convention betweea the US. ExecutiveDirector. SAMUEL ). GREAT LAKES COMM/SloON, 3104 I.S.T. and Costa Rica, signed May 31, 1949, ratified HUTCHINSON Bldg., 2200 N. Umlaut Blvd., Ann Arbor, Much 3, 1950. Began research January 1931. Assidao Executive Director KAORU Mich. AtiuS (313, 6659135) Member nations: U.S., Canada, Costa Rica, TATARA (Recordenendatory and advisory agency foe Mexico, Panama) the eight Great Lakes steles in regional water Commission Members: U.S.: JOHN O. INTERNATIONAL PACIFIC HALIBUT resources matters. Great Lakes Compact DRISCOLL, JR., San Nigro, Calif.; COMMISSION, Marine Sciences No. 2, ratified by Great Lakes states' kg:statures WILLIAM H. 1101 MSTROM, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. 1955; Congressional consent: 196S) Gearhart, Ore.: I. L MellU011, 98105 (206, 634-18111) Executive Director: LEONARD J. Secretary. Washington, D.C.; Canada: A. (Investigation and scientific management by GOODSELL W. H. NEEDIER, Chairman: E. B. the U.S. and Canada of the halibut mane Director of Research: ALBERT G. YOUNG, Costa Rica: JOSE L of the northern Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea. BALLERT CARDONA-COOPER, MILTON H. Organized: 1924) Publications: dear teens News Lenw,Grese LOPEZ, FERNANDO FLORES, Commission Members: FRANK W. Lows Rematch CtotkEse VICTOR N1ORO, Male*: JUAN LUIS MILLERD, Osaka's; HAAKON M. atUENTIVI, ALEJANDRO SELVAR, Vice Quitman; WILUAM slittAT LAKES FISHERY COMMISSION. CERVANTES D., ADMEN ZARUR M. SPotULES, HAROLD E. 1451 Green Rd., P.O. Boa 640, Ass M., MARIA EMIUA TELLEZ B, CROWTHER, MARTIN K. ElIKSEN, Arbor, Mich. 48107 (313, 665-6847) havoc JUAN L. ()BARRIO, L ADOLPH MATHISEN (Established by coavention, oa Great tales CAMILM QU/NTERO, DORA DE Director of lavestigatioes and Secretary: P. fishery, between the U.S. and Canada: signed LA N ZNER, CAR LOS REWARD BELL September 10, 1954; entered into force LOPEZ-GUEVARA October II, 1935) Director of Investigations: JAMES JOSEPH INTERNATIONAL PACIFIC SALMON Commission Maoism CLAUDE VoDUIN, Assistant Director. CLIFFORD L FISHERIES COMMISSION. Box 30, New Grand Harm Mick; A. PETERSON Westminster, British Columbia, Canada PRITCHARD. Ottawa, Canada: C. H. Publication: Sv1Wel On Inn *wit*" (604, 521-3771) tropitor tons Commission (Appointed undo a lomat/on between

21 Canada and the U.S. for the protection, MINNESOTAISCONSIN BOUNDARY NORTHEASTERN FOREST FIRE preservation and extension of the sockeye and AREA COMMISSION. 600 2nd St., PROTECTION COMMISSION, New York pink salmon fisheries in the Fraser River Hudson, Wis. 54016 (612, 436-7131) State Conservation Department, State system.) (To conduct studies, develop Campus Site, Albany, N.Y. 12226 (5:8, Commission Members: DeWITI GILBERT, recommendations, and encourage sound 457-3740) Chairman; W. R. HOURSTON, Vice regional planning for protection, use, and Director of Lands and Forests: VICTOR Chairman; A. J. WHITMORE, development in the public interest of lands, GLIDER CHARLES H. MEACHAM, river valleys, and waters that form the RICHARD NELSON, THOR C. boundary between Minnesota and Wisconsin. OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION TOLLEFSON Founded: 1965) COMMISSION, 414 Walnut Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 (513, 421.1151) Director: LOYD A. ROYAL Commission Members: Minnesota: MERLIN H. BERG, Chairman, 2324 Hampden (An interstate agency representing Illinois, INTERNATIONAL WHALING COMMISSION Ave., St. Paul (612, 646-4042); MAX L Indiana, Kentucky New York, Ohio, (Member Nations: United States, Argentina, De BOLT, Winona; RODERICK A. Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia for Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, LAWSON, Stillwater; JUSTINE control of water pollution in the Ohio River Iceland. Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, KERFOOT, Grand Mush; JOHN H. Valley Compact District. Established: 1948) New Zealand, Norway, Panama, South RIPPP, Caledonia; Wisconsin: ROGER Executive Director and Chief Engineer: Africa, U.S.S.R., and United Kingdom) HART MAN, Vice Chairman, Alma ROBERT K. HORTON U.S. Commissioner: J. L McHUGH, Office (685 - 4520); JOHN 130SSIIARD, La of Marine Resources, U.S. Department of Crosse; DEAN ERICKSON, the Interior, Washington, D.C. 20240 Secretary-Treasurer, Hudson (715, 386-3281); FLAGLER F. PACIFIC MARINE FISHERIES INTERSTATE COMMISSION ON THE FLINCHBAUGH, Danbury; RALPH COMMISSION, 342 State Office Bldg., POTOMAC RIVER BASIN, Suite 407, MOST, JR., Prescott 1400 S.W. 5th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97201 Global Bldg., 1025 Vermont Ave., N.W., Executive Director: JAMES M. HARRISON (503, 226.2161, Ext. 485) Washington, D.C. 20005 (202, 393-197B, Secretary: MILDRED J. PAULSON (To promote the better utilization of fisheries Ext. 79) of mutual concern to Alaska, California, (Interstate compact, established in 4940 by Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, and to Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION develop a joint program of protection end Virginia, and the District of Columbia. COMMISSION prevention of physical waste of fisheries in Coordinates, tabulates, and summarizes (Established by Section 4 of the Act of March those areas of the Pacific Ocean and tributary eliding data on condition of streams in I, 1911 (36, Statute 961), usually referred to streams over which these states have Potomac Watershed; promotes uniform as the Weeks Law. Functions are to consider jurisdiction. Organized: 1947) legislation; disseminates information; and pass upon lands recommended by the Chairman: G. RAY ARNETT, Director, cooperates in studies; recommends water Secretary of Agriculture for purchase California Department of Fish and Game, quality information.) pursuant to the Weeks Law, as amended, and 1416 9th St., Sacramento, Calif. 95814 Executive Director: CARL J. JOHNSON several other acts authorizing land purchases 1st Vice Chairman: THOR C. TOLLEFSON, Assistant Executive Director: GEORGE L in particular National Forests, and upon Director, Washington Department of CARLEY, Sanitary Engineer recommended exchanges involving acquittal Fisheries, Olympia, Wash. lands or timber.) 2nd Vice Chairman: JOSEPH I. EOFF, MARYLAND-NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK President: STANLEY R. RESOR, Secular 7 Member, Oregon Fish Commission, AND PLANNING COMMISSION of the Army Portland, Ore. Chairman: W. C. DUTTON, JR. Commission Members: WALTER J. 3rd Vice Chairman: JOHN K. Director of Parks: JOHN P. HEWITT, 870 HICKEI, Secretary of the Interior; WOODWORTH, Director, Idaho Fish Georgia Ave., Silver Spring, Md. 20907 CUFFORD M. HARDIN, Secretary of and Game Department, Boise, Idaho (301, 559-1480) Agriculture: GEORGE D. AIKE./44, Secretary: WALLACE H. NOEREN BERG, JOHN C. STENNIS, U.S. Senate; Acting Commissioner, Alaska Department MIGRATORY BIRD CONSERVATION WILLIAM M. COLM ER, JOHN P. of Fish and Game, Subport Bldg., Juneau, COMMISSION, Interior Bldg., SAYLOR, House of Representatives Alaska 99801 Washington, D.C. 20240 (202, 343-4676) Secretary: RUSSELL P. McROREY, Fvest Treasurer: GERALD L FISHER (Considees, passes upon, and fixes the prices Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Executive Director: LEON A. VERHOEVEN foe lands recommended by the Secretary of Washington, D.C. 20250 (703, 557-4553) the interior for purchase or lease by him under the Migratory Bird Conservation AN of PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION. February 18, 1929, as amended, as migratory NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS 1730 K St, N.W., Washinaton, D.C. bird refuges in the National Wildlife Refuge COMMISSION. SS Court St, Boston, 20006 (204 345-6660) System. Estabished: 1929) Mass. 02105 (617, 223-6244) (to study and review existing mantes, Chairman: WALTER I. NICKEL, Secretary (To assist in sending optimum use of water regulations, policies, and practices relating to of the interior and related land resources in the New management, retention, and disposition of Commission Member CLIFFORD M. England region through coordinated planning Federal public lands and recommend HARDEN, Secretary of Agriadtute: arid action ptograms of Fedetal, date, modifications designed to provide maximum MEIN A. VOLPE. Secretary of interstate, local and nongovernmental benefit for the public in a final report to be Transportation; HENRY L BELLMON, institutions. Established: 1961) submitted by June 30, 1970.) JOSEPH D. TYDINGS, U.S. Senate: Chairman: R. FRANK GREGO Chairman: CONGRESSMAN WAYNE N. SILVIO 0. CONTE, JOHN D. Pub/cation: IVIROC Afewswret ASPINALL DINGELL, House of Representatives Editor: EDWARD R. SIOLER Vice Chairman: H. BYRON MOCK Secretary: F. G. SPODEN. JR, Chief, Div. Commission Members: SENATORS of Reeky, Durum of Sport Fisheries and NORTHEAST ATLANTIC FISHERIES GORDON Al (OTT, CLINTON P. Wild5fe, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, COMMISSION. Office of the Commission, ANDERSON. ALAN BIBS E, HENRY Department of Interim, Washington, D.C. E. Block. Whitehall Pl., , S.W. 1, M. JACKSON. LEN B. JORDAN. 20240 England PAUL I. FANNIN.

22 REPRESENTATIVES WALTER S. HOWARD GRAY, C. R. for Regional Economic Coordination; BARING, LAURENCE J. BURTON, GUTERMUTH, LLOYD E. HAIGHT, Department of Housing and Urban JOHN H. KYL, JOHN P. SAYLOR, ROBERT E. LEE HALL, CLARENCE Development: SAMUEL C. JACKSON, ROY A. TAYLOR, MORRIS K. E. HINKLE, SAMUEL S. JOHNSON, Assistant Secretary; Atomic Energy UDA LL, PRESIDENTIAL THOMAS 0. KELUHER, FREDERIC Commission: ;AMES T. RAMEY, APPOINTEES ROBERT EMMET L KIRGIS, CLIFFORD 0. Commissioner; Federal Power CLARK, MAURICE K. GODDARD, MCINTIRE, JOHN MARVEL Commission: JOHN A. CARVER, JR., PHILIP H. HOFF, LAURANCE S. BERNARD L ORELL, BRUCE Commissioner; General Senrims ROCKEFELLER, NANCY E. SMITH RENWICK, FRED SMITH, H. A. Administration: JOHN W. CHAPMAN, Director: MILTON A. PEARL TRUE, MICHAEL F. WIDMAN, JR. JR., Deputy Administrator Federal Liaison Members: Department of Defense: WILLIAM II. POINT, UPPER COLORADO RIVER COMMISSION, Advisory Czkrncit Director, Real Property Management; 355 S. 4th East St., Salt lake City, Utah NonFeu'eriI lovernment Members: Department of Justice: SHIRO 84111 (801, 364-5629) ROSCOE E. BELL, JOHN A. BIGGS, KASHIWA, Assistant Attorney General; Chairman: H. P. DUG.N, 1701 N. Kent WILLIAM E. BURBY, ORLO E. Department of the Interior: MITCHELL St., Arlington, Va. 22209 CHILDS, BERT L. COLE, A. B. MEUCH, Solicitor; Department of Executive Director and Secretary: IVA L V. CURTIS, E. K. DAVIS, GENE Agriculture: T. K. COWDEN, Assistant GOSUN ETCHART, SHERRY R. FISHER, Secretary; Department of Commerce: L. Treasurer: I. 1. COURY, P.O. Box 448, CHARLES H. W. FOSTER, W. RALPH MECHAM, Special Assistant Farmington, N. Mex. 87401 NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

AFRICAN WILDLIFE LEADERSHIP Vice President: RUSSEI.L McKEE, Dept. of Horticulture, New Mexico State FOoNDATION, INC., Rm. 440, 1250 Department of Natural Resources, 433 University, P.O. Box 3530, Las Cruces, Conrieticut Ave., N.W., Washington, Stevens T. Mason Bldg., Lansing, Mich. N.Mex. 88001 (505, 646-1521) D.C. 21)036 (202, 659-2030 48926 Directors: SYLVESTER G. MARCH, (Provides'Bilge management training in Secretary-Treasurer: E. KLIESS BROWN, Washington, D.C.; FRED W. U.S. and a1' ad for Africans; finances and Idaho Fish and Game Department, Box FREEMAN, Tipton, Mich.; EVERETT operates cont.trvation education centers in 25, Boise, Idaho 83707 L. MILLER, Kennett Square, Pa.; Africa; makes skid distriOutes films; assists Directors: WILLIAM C. DI L LING ER , WALTER EICKHORST, Lisle, Ill.; development of national parks In Africa.) BILL WARD, ELIZABETH CAULK, JOHN E. VOIGHT, Hales, Wis. Chairman of the t.lard of Trustees: KERMIT WILLIAM C. MINCHER, MALCOLM ROOSEVELT' JOHNSON, JAMES GAVAGAN, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ZOOLOGICAL President: ARTHIR, W. ARUNDEL, GEORGE KAMINSKI, THERON D. PARKS AND AQUARIUMS, Oglebay Arlington, Va. CARROLL Park, Wheeling, W. Va. 26003 (304, Vice President: JOH/1 E. RHEA Publication:The Balance Wheel 242-2160) (Organized: 1924) Secretary-Treasurer: GiLBERT M. President: RONALD T. REUTHER, GROSVENOR AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FORHEALTH, Director, San Francisco Zoological Executive Director: GORDON WILSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND Gardens, San Francisco, Calif. 94132 RECREATION, 1201 16th St., N.W., President Elect: GUNTER D. VOSS, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE Washington, D.C., 20036 (202, 223-9400) Director, Assiniboine Park Zoo, ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, 1515 (Promotes and improves health education, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Massachusetts Ave. N.W.. Washington, physical education, and recreation programs Executive Secretary: MARGARET A. D.C., 20005 (202, 387-717U in schools, colleges, and communities; DANKWORTH (Objects are to further the work of scientists, interprets aims and purposes of the profession to facilitate cooperation among them, to to teachers, allied professional groups and the AMERICAN CAMPING ASSOCIATION, INC., improve the effectiveness of science in the public; upgrades standards of preparation; Bradford Woods, Martinsville, Ind. 46151 promotion of human welfare, and to increase assists in research; encourages cooperation (317,342 -3042) public understanding and appreciation of the among local, state, national, and international (Membership: 7,500; Organized: 1910 as importance and promise of the methods of groups interested in health, physical Camp Directors' Association) science in human progress. Membership: education, and recreation.) President: FRANK M. WASHBURN, Blue 125,000; Founded: 1848) Executive Secretary: CARL A. TROESTER, Ridge Assembly YMCA, Black Chairman of the Board: H. BENTLEY JR. Mountain, N.C. 28711 GLASS (516, 246-5000) President Elect: JOHN J. KIRK, R.D. 1, President: ATHELSTAN SPILHAUS Outdoor Education Project: Box 372, Branchville, N.J. 07826 Treasurer: WILLIAM T. GOLDEN (212, Director: JULIAN W. SMITH, College of Vice Presidents: NELSON E. WIETERS, 944-6127) Education, Michigan State University, ARMIN F. LUEHRS Executive Officer: DAEL WOLFLE (202, East Lansing, Mich. 48824 Secretary: PHYLLIS FORD 387.7171) Treasurer: FRED D. CARL, YMCA, 1736 Assistant Executive Officer: WILLIAM T. Western States Office: G St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 KABISCH (202, 387-7171) Consultant: LUTHER C. SCHWICH, 136 S. Executive Director: ERNEST F. SCHMIDT Publication:Science Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Conservation Director: REYNOLD E. Editor: PHILIP H. ABELSON (202, Publications:Journal Of Health-Physical CARLSON, 1900 Maiwell La., 387-7171) Education-Recreation;ResearchQuarterly; Bloomington, Ind. School Health Review Editor: HOWARD GALLOWAY, 5 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR Managing Editor: NANCY H. Mountain Ave., North Plainfield, N.J. CONSERVATION INFORMATION ROSENBERG, 1201 16TH St., N.W., 07060 (Facilitates free exchange of ideas, materials, Washington, D.C. 20036 techniques, experiences, and procedures Editor: JOHN C. MITCHEM, Dept. of AMERICAN CASTING ASSOCIATION bearing on conservation information and , Physical Education, Northern Illinois (Organized: 1906) education and establishes media furthering University, DeKal'u, Ill. 60115 President: EDWARD LANSER, 214 Hernan such exchange; promotes public understanding Dr., St. Louis, Mo. 63123 (314, 638-1756) of basic conservation principles; informs AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BOTANICAL Vice Presidents: WILLIAM SINGLETON, states, territories, and provinces that do not GARDENS AND ARBORETUMS 1756 Indian Hill Rd., Birmingham, Ala. have conservation education programs of their (Promotes horticultural, botanical, and 35216; HERB 0. SCHULZ, JR., 4550 desirability; and assists them in setting up educational advancement of arboretums and N. Ashland, Chicago, Ill. 60640; FRANK conservation education, information and botanical gardens i North America. MESSERSMITH, .1440 Emory Dr., public relations programs. Organized: 1938) Organized: 1949) Whittier, Calif.; GARY D. MARTIN, President: ALLAN MURRAY, Department President: LOUIS B. MARTIN, Brooklyn 2025 Dallas Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 of Mines and Natural Resources, 100 Botanic Garden, 1000 Washington Ave., Recording Secretary: JAY C. REED, 308 Norquay Bldg., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11225 Broadleaf, Vienna, Va. 22180 Canada Vice President: JOSEPH WITT, University Executive Secretary: PAUL N. JONES, P.O. President Elect: J. W. %ILL* SIZER, of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Wash. Box 51, Nashville, Tenn. 37202 (615, Arizona Game and Fish Department, 120 98105 292-9427) Arizona State Bldg., Phoenix, Ariz. 85007 Secretary-Treasurer: FRED B. WIDMOYER, Treasurer: CHARLES McTEE, P.O. Box 526, Randolph AFB, Tex. 78148

24 AMERICAN CETACEAN SOCIETY, 4725 AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION, educational organization, organized and Lincoln Blvd., Marina del Rey, Calif. 1000 Merchandise Mart, Chicago, Ill. supported by the Nation's forest industries to 90291 (213, 823-7311) 60654 (312, 644 - 4510); 425 13th St., N.W., encourage the adoption of Tree Fanning (Dedicated to extending man's knowledge of Washington, D.C. 20004 (202, 638-6315) practices by private forest landowners and to the sea and the animals that inhabit it, (An independent, no: governmental, voluntary contribute to better public understanding of especially the Cetacea: whales, dolphins, and organization of farm and ranch families the importance of managing our forest porpoises. Encourages a policy of united for the purpose of analyzing their resources wisely. Organized: 1941) conservation and prqtection of Cetacea and problems and formulating action to achieve Chairman of the Board: V. J. SUTTON, other marine mammals, and the natural educational improvement, economic Bowaters, Inc., Calhoun, Tenn. environments that support them. Membership: opportunity, and social advancement. Local, Vice Chairmen: A. G. SHARP, 300; Established: 1967) statewide, national, and international in its Kimberly-Clark Corp., Neenah, Wis.; President: ROBERT SEAMAN, M.D., 2405 scope and influence. Membership: 1,750,000) OTIS HA LLIN, Crown Zellerbach N. Sepulveda, Manhattan Beach, Calif. President: CHARLES B. SHUMAN, Corp., San Francisco, Calif. 90266 (213, 379-5439) Chicago Office President: ERNEST J. HODGES Vice President: KEN MOORE Secretary-Treasurer: ROGER FLEMING, Treasurer: P. H. GLATFELTER,III,P. H. Secretary: BEMI DEBUS Washington Office Glatfelter Co., Spring Grove, Pa. Treasurer: PHIL HUNT Director, Natural Resources Dept.: Chief Forester: JAMES C. McCLELLAN Program Director: CLARK CAMERON CLIFFORD G. McINTIRE, Chicago Conservation Directors: NORMAN MC Office AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, THE, CALLUM, 1321 Pacific Coast Hwy., Assistant Director, Natural Resources Dept.: 919 17th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. Santa Monica, Calif. 90401 (213, LEONARD JOHNSON, Salt Lake City, 20006 (202, 638-1820) 381.7' 1 I); CHARLES JENNER, Utah (The advancement of intelligent management D.V.M. Publications: Nation's Agriculture; American and use of forests, soil, water, wildlife and all Publication: The Whalewatcher Farm Bureau Official News Letter other natural resources. Seeks to create an enlightened public appreciation of these AMERICAN COMMITTEE FOR AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY, 1040 resources and the part they play in the social INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE Washington Bldg., 15th and New York and economic life of the Nation. Created: PROTECTION, INC.. qb Conservation Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005 1875) Office, American Museum of Natural (202, 347-9717) President: PAUL M. DUNN, Corvallis, Ore. History, Central Park West at 79th St., (A professional society to promote the Executive Vice President: WILLIAM E. N.Y., N.Y. 10024 (212, 873-1300) conservation, development and wise TOWELL (To assist and coordinate interest of U. S. utilization of fisheries, both recreational and Chief Forester: KENNETH B. POMEROY organizations in international conservation commercial. Membership: 5,000; Organized: Publication: American Forests activities. Has special interest in international 1870) Editor: JAMES B. CRAIG conservation treaties, endangered species President: C. J. D. BROWN, Mont. fauna and flora habitats, national parks and President Elect: ROBERT M. JENKINS, AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL S0'..:IETY. reserves, and ecological research. Founded: Ark. Broadway at 156th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10032 1930 by the Boone and Crockett Club) 1st Vice President: EDWIN L. COOPER, (212, 234-8100) Honorary Chairman: HAROLD J. Pa. (A central clearing house of geographical COOLIDGE, 2101 Constitution Ave., 2nd Vice President: CHARLES J. information. Endeavors to advance science of N.W., Washington, D.C. 20418 CAMPBELL, Ore. geography by orginating, collecting, Chairman: HENRY CLAY FRICK Executive Secretary: ROBERT F. HUTTON coordinating, and disseminating geographical Publication: Transactions of the American knowledge through research and cartographic AMERICAN CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, Fisheries Society programs, periodical and special publications, INC., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y., N.Y. and map and library holdings. Founded. 1852) 10020 (212, 247-8141) AMERICAN FISHING TACKLE President: SERGE A. KORFF, 46 E. 70th (A nonmembership, nonprofit, educational MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, 20 N. St., N.Y., N.Y. 10021 and scientific organization formed to advance Wacker Dr., Chicago, III. 60606 (312, Vice Presidents: BORIS PREGEL, knowledge and understanding of conservation 236-0565) CHAUNCY D. HARRIS and to preserve and develop natural resources (Seeks to educate, guide, and assist members Secretary: DAVID LOWENTHAL for public use.) in maintaining a high standard of conduct, Treasurer: WARD RANDOL President: LAURANCE S. ROCKEFELLER efficiency, and usefulness to the industry, Acting Director: WILMA FAIRCHILD Executive Vice President: GENE W. government, and public. Seeks to acquire, SETZER preserve, and disseminate information relating AMERICAN HUMANE ASSOCIATION. THE, Vice President: HENRY L. DIAMOND to the industry. Established: 1932; Box 1266, Denver, Colo. 80201 (303, Secretary: JOHN V. DUNCAN Incorporated: 1961) 771-1300) Treasurer: GEORGE R. LAMB President: J. LEON CHANDLER, Cortland, (A federation of nearly 1,000 local humane Assistant Secretary: GEORGE R. LAMB N.Y. organizations, serving as central agency in U. Assistant Treasurer: DANIEL M. Vice Presidents: BERKLEY W. BEDELL, S. for collection and dissemination of humane BROSNAN Spirit Lake, Iowa; BINGHAM A. materials and methods. Through nationwide Trustees: HORACE M. ALBRIGHT, McCLELLAN, Traverse City, Mich.: programs, seeks to eliminate the mistreatment ALLSTON BOYER, KENNETH RICHARD J. KOTIS, Akron, Ohio of children and animals. Founded: 1877) CHORLEY, DANA S. CREEL, Executive Director: ANDREW J. BOEHM President: THOMAS C. JUSTICE, 85 E. MELVILLE B. GROSVENOR, Director of Public Information: JOHN G. Gay St., Suite 907, Columbus, Ohio 43215 SAMUEL H. ORDWAY, JR., ZERVAS Vice President: CHARLES W. LAURANCE S. ROCKEFELLER, FRIEDRICHS, 2500 16TH St., San STEVEN C. ROCKEFELLER, AMERICAN FOREST INSTITUTE, 1835 K St., Francisco, Calif. 94103 WILLIAM H. WHYTE, JR., CONRAD N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 (202, Secretary-Executive Director: L. WIRTH 295-1591) RUTHERFORD T. PHILLIPS (A nonprofit, nonpolitical, conservation Treasurer: ELMER W. JOHNSON, 824

25 Gary Ct., Wheaton, III. 60187 cattle industry and maintaining the entire industry in technical, safety and Publications: The National Humane Review; responsibilities, rights, and privileges it training, statistics, forest management, and National Humane Shoptalk Editor: EILEEN obtains in husbanding its livestock and the legislative programs; and to encourage all F. SCHOEN lands upon which they are raised, both private members to prepare for the predicted increase National Humane Newsletter, Editor: and public. Formed of 43 state livestock in pulpwood consumption, Organized: 1934) ROBERT FOUSE organizations and thousands of individual President: R. R. EDGAR, Calhoun, Tenn. National Hlrattne Jr News, Editor: beef cattlemen.) Vice Presidents: J. T. MAINES, Bangor, JAMES VANDEVER President: BILL HOUSE, Cedar Vale, Kans. Me.; A. W. NELSON, JR., Hamilton, Vice President: W. D. FARR, Greeley, Ohio; W. M. Mac CONNACH1E, JR., AMERICAN HUMANE EDUCATION Colo. Cloquet, Minn. SOCIETY, 180 Longwood Ave., Boston, Executive Vice President: C. W. McMILLAN Executive Vice President: W. S. BROMLEY Mass. 02115 Administrative Assistant: K. S. ROLSTON (Carries humane education and conservation AMERICAN NATURE STUDY SOCIETY education into elementary and secondary (Promotes nature education slid avocation by AMERICAN SCENIC AND HISTORIC schools through auditorium presentations and conducting meetings and field excursions, PRESERVATION SOCIETY, Federal Hall follow-up visual aids. Operates the Alvord producing and distributing publications, and Memorial, Wall and Nassau Sts., N.Y., Wildlife Sanctuary for development of future contributing to publications of other agencies; N.Y. 10005 (212, 344-3830) naturalists and the granting of college cooperates with organizations with allied (Organized: 1895) accredited courses in various wildlife interests by encouraging members to Honorary President: HORACE M. appreciation areas. Conducts day camp contribute consultant services; assists in ALBRIGHT, 427 Landfair Ave., Los programs and distributes monthly leaflets.) training nature lay leaders. Membership: 800) Angles, Calif. 90024 Director of Education: JOHN M. LAVIGNE President: WILLIAM B. STAPP, 1501 President: ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Granada, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48103 Sloatsburg, N.Y. 10974 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL President Elect: MRS. J. LEWIS SCOTT, 1st Vice President: WARD MELVII.LE, 25 SCIENCES, INC., 3900 Wisconsin Ave., 208 Cambenvell Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. W. 43rd Sr. N.Y., N.Y. 10036 N.W., Washington, D.C. 20016 (202, 15238 2nd Vice President: WALTER D. BINGER, 244-5581) 1st Vice President: CRAYTON B. . 1 E. 42nd St., N.Y., N.Y. 10017 (National organization for biology and JACKSON, Morehead, Ky. 40351 Secretary: THOMAS M. PITKIN, IS Pine biologists, combining an individual 2nd Vice President: JOHN I. GREEN, St. St., N.Y., N.Y. 10005 membership organization with the federation Lawrence University, Canton, N.Y. 13617 Treasurer: LAWRENCE P. TOWER, 115 E. principle. Operates educational, advisory, Secretary: MRS. JOHN GEISLER, 86th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10028 liaison, informational, publication and Milewood Rd., Verbank, N.Y. 12585 Administrative Assistant: VIOLA SCOTT editorial programs to serve biologists, Treasurer: JOHN A. GUSTAFSON, R.D. 1, THOMAS, IS Pine St., N.Y., N.Y. promote unity and effectiveness of effort, and Homer, N.Y. 13077 10005 apply knowledge of biology to human Editor: STANLEY B. MULAIK, Zoology welfare. Membership: 14,500 individuals and Dept., University of Utah, Salt Lake City, AMERICAN SHORE AND BEACH 46 societies, representing an additional 72,000 Utah 84112 PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION, Box biologists. Organized: 1947; Incorporated: Representative to AAAS: JOHN A. 1246, Rockville, Md. 20850 (301, 1955) GUSTAFSON, R.D. 1, Homer, N.Y. 299-5603) President: GEORGE L. 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NIERING, Dept. in wildlife management plans; improve and grounds, which produce the majority of of Eotany, Connecticut College, New assure outdoor recreational opportunities for continental waterfowl. Establishes, promotes, London, Conn. 06320 present and future generations.) assists, and contributes to conservation, Treasurer: SHELBY D. GERKING, Dept. Chairman, Poard of Trustees and Executive restoration and management of waterfowl of Zoology, Arizona State University, Committee: SHERRY R. FISHER (515, habitat. Membership: 39,000; Organized: Tempe, Ariz. 85251 243-8181, Ext. 346) 1937) Vice Chairman, Board of Trustees: VERNON Chairman of the Board: CHARLES B. ELM RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 60 W.Prospe,..t L. CLARK, S. W. 14th And Windover, ALLEN, 1106 N. Charles St., Baltimore, St., Waldwick, N.J. 07463 (201, 652-5289) Des Moines, Iowa Md. 21201 (A nonprofit organization, created to raise President: WILLIAM P. ELSER, P.O. 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SEIMES Chicago, Ill. 60606 MICHALKO, Cleveland, Ohio; Chairman, Conservation Committee: Consultant: ARTHUR BARTLEY, 60 E. WALTER P. MORROW, Sewickley, CHARLOTTE W. SAYRE, R.D. 1, Box 42nd St., N.Y., N.Y. 10017 Pa.; CARL J. SCHIFF, N.Y., N.Y.; 141, Lake City, Pa. 16423 Publication:Ducks Unlimited Magazine FRANK VAYDIK, Kansas City, Mo.; Publication:DAR Magazine Editor: KENNETH V. McCREARY PAUL R. WALGREN, Hamden, Conn. Editor: MARY ROSE HALL Honorary Board Member: CURTIS MAY, Regional 013ces: Beltsville, Md. DEFENDERS OF WILDLIFE,1346 Connecticut Atlantic: 60 E. 42nd St., N.Y., N.Y. 10017 Executive Director and Editor: JOHN P. Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 Paciic: 525 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. HANSEL (202, 265-4207) 94;05 Publication:Bulletin (A nonprofit educational organization, Assistant Editor: CLIFF AUBERT dedicated to the preservation of all forms of Regional Directors: wildlife. Promotes, through education and Atlantic: LAWRENCE J. 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31 Ncw York Office (Brings into communication and unites 1st Vice President: JOHNNY CARSWELL, Washington Representative: GEORGE women's clubs and like organizations Thomasville, N. C. ALDERSON, 323 Maryland Ave., N.E., throughout the world for the benefit and the 2nd Vice President: C. H. WHITE, High Washington, D.C. 20002 promotion of common interest in education, Point, N. C. European Representative: NOEL SIMON, industrial, philanthropic, literary, artistic, and Secretary-Treasurer: ELBERT M. SHELTON Morges, Switzerland scientific culture as interpreted and Council Forester: HOWARD J. DOYLE implemented by established policy.) Directors: RALPH PH L. BOWMAN, FRIENDS OF NATURE, INC., Brooksville, President: MRS. WALTER VARNEY RICHARD B JOHNSTON, ELBERT Me. 04617 MAGEE M. SHELTON, CHARLES M. CAREY. (A nonprofit conservation society dedicated to Executive Secretary: MRS. WILSON Y. ROBERT E. EDNEY, JOHNNY preserving the balance of nature for the CHRISTIAN CARSWELL, C. H. WHITE, FRANK mutual benefit of man and his plant and R. QUIS, GEORGE STORY animal friends.) Conservation Dept. President: KENNETH G. POTEE, Chairman: MRS. C. A. McCALL, 122 HOLLY SOCIETY OF AMERICA, Box 8445, Petersham, Mass. 01366 Second St., Atoka, Okla. 74525 Baltimore, Md. 21234 (301, 665-9451) Executive Secretary: MARTIN R. HAASE, Jr. Chairman: MRS. HOWARD MILNE, (To bring together persons interested in any Chester, Nova Scotia, Canada 375 W. Fifth, North, Richfield, Utah phase of holly; to collect and disseminate Corresponding Secretary: ELLEN RIGGS, 84701 information about holly; to study methods of 92 Arlington St., , Mass. 01890 Clean Environment Div.: MRS. CHARLES conservatively cutting market holly; to L. ROSE, Chairman, 408 N. Maine St., promote research and popularize the use of FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, National Evart, Mich. 49631 holly as a lands.ape material. Membership: FFA Center, Alexandria, Va. 22309 (703, Beautification Div.: MRS. C. A. McCALL, 1,000; Incorporated: 1947) 360-3600) . Chairman President: DANIEL G. FENTON (National organization of vocational Land and Water Resources Div.: MRS. Executive Vice President: SAMUEL O'NEAL agriculture students in public secondary HUBERT J. BELL, Chairman, 515 Fifth CURRY schools. Aims to provide activities that will Ave., East, Kalispell, Mont. 59901 Administrative Vice President: WILLIAM F. stimulate students to better achievement in Recreation Div.: MRS. JAMES SCARBRO, KOSAR the study of agriculture and give them Chairman, 102 Brent Cir., Highland Secretary-Treasurer: BLUM' C. GREEN, opportunities for leadership and Heights, Ripley, W. Va. 25271 JR. self-development. Approximately 449,500 Publication: Holly News Letter active members belong to FAA associations GIRL SCOUTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF i49 states and Puerto Rico. Organized: AMERICA, 830 3rd Ave., N. Y., N. Y. INDIAN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION, 1505 Race 1928) 10022 (212,751 -6900) St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19102 (215, Adviser: H. N. HUNSICKER (National organization offering girls an 563-8349) Executive Secretary: WILLIAM PAUL informal education and recreation program (Seeks to promote spiritual, moral, and GRAY that emphasizes a broad range of civic and material welfare of the Indians and protect Treasurer: J. M. CAMPBELL, State service activities. Open to all girls from seven their rights; maintains close contact with Supervisor, Agricultural Education, through 17 years of age who promise to try Indians and reservation conditions; conducts Richmond, Va. their best to serve God and country and help field studies to get facts for presentation to others. Membership includes more than three the public, Congress and the Indian Bureau; ,GAME CONSERVATION SOCIETY, 17 W. million girls and about two-thirds of a million helps to arouse and form public opinion in 60th St., N. Y., N. Y. 10023 (Established: adults. Founded: 1912) support of justice for Indian people. 1912) President: MRS. DOUGLAS H. MacNEIL Organized: 1882) President: OTTO OUSTECHY, Franklin Vice President: MRS. H. EDMUND President: LEO T. CONNOR Square, Long Island, N. Y. LUNKEN Vice President: AMOS L. HORST Secretary: JULIE KAMMERER INTERCOLLEGIATE OUTING CLUB Secretary-Treasurer: HERBERT KAPPAUF Treasurer: ROBERTA .1. BERKEL ASSOCIATION National Executive Director: LOUISE A. (A nonpolitical, educational organization, GARDEN CLUB OF AMERICA, THE, 598 WOOD sponsoring intercollegiate activities to Madison Ave., N. Y., N. Y. 10022 (212, Director, National Program Dept.: GRACE encourage public appreciation of the outdoors 753-8287) PLEASANTS and awareness of the importance of (Serves to translate the principles of Washington Representative: MRS. conserving our nation's natural resources. conservation into personal action and CLARENCE E. CORTNER, 2000 L St., Membership: 30,000; Established: 1932) encourage others to recognize responsibility N. W., Washington, D. C. 20036 Conservation Chairman: CINDY BARRETT, for natural resources. The Conservation 310 N. 37th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 Education Program includes distribution of HARDWOOD RESEA ICH COUNCIL INC., Executive Secretary: ALAN BROOKS, 303 over 12,000 packets of oThe World Around 610 Stearns Bldg., P. 0. Box 961, Sharp Hall, Newark, Del. 19711 YouHannually to teachers and leaders in Statesville; N. C. 28677 (704, 873-6356) Alumni Secretaries: ARMAND and BETTY conservation. Organized: 1913) (A nonprofit organization of the CATELLI, 18 Juniper La., Berlin, Conn. President: MRS. JEROME K. DOOLAN hardwood-using industry, its interdependent 06037 Corresponding Secretary: MRS. suppliers, landowners and others interested in FREDERICK N. BLODGETT promoting research and education in Regional Secretaries: Conservation Chairman: MRS. JOSEPH M. hardwood forest management and utilization. New England: G1NNY MESERVE, care of GREELEY Organized in 1953 as Furniture, Plywood and Cornell Outing Club, Williard Straight National Affairs Chairman: MRS. THOMAS Veneer Council of the N.C. Forestry Hall, Ithaca, N.Y. 14851 M. WALLER Association but broadened and incorporated Metropolitan: HOWARD LAMPERT, 9 on its own in 1963 to include anyone Alice St., Merrick, N.Y. 11566 GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S interested in hardwoods.) Middle Atlantic: ANN CAMP, D.P.O. 1430, CLUBS, 1734 N St., N. W., Washington, President: CHARLES M. CAREY, Drexel, Douglass College, New Brunswick, N.J. D. C. 20036 (202, 347-3168) N.C. 08903

32 Blue Ridge: TIM ALLEN, 123 Tuttle, Sta. Treasurer: CHARLES B. BELT, 233 Survival Semler. Commission (Endangered 2, Charlottesville, Va. 22905 Broadway, N. Y., N. Y. Species): Western: MORRIE SCHNEIDERMAN, Chairman: PETER M. SCOTT, United 4394 W. 9th Ave., Vancouver, British INTERNATIONAL GAME FISH Kingdom Columbia, Canada ASSOCIATION, 2190 S.E. 17th St., Ft. Publication: IUCN Bulletin Publications.(I) The IOCA Newsletter(?) Lauderdale, Fla. 33316 (305, 523-0161) Conservation News President: WILLIAM K. CARPENTER IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, Editors: (I) ALAN BROOKS, (2) CINDY Publication: World Record Marine Fishes THE, 1326 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, BARRETT 60025 (312, 724-3880) INTERNATIONAL SHADE TREE (Promotes means and opportunities for INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF GAME, CONFERENCE, INC., 3 Lincoln Sq., educating the public to conserve, maintain, FISH AND CONSERVATION Urbana, III. 61801 protect and restore the soil, forest, water and COMMISSIONERS (Organized: 1902) President: RICHARD E. ABBOTT, Ohio other natural resources of the U.S. and 1' esP nt: HARRY R. WOODWARD, Power Co., 301 Cleveland Ave., Canton, promotes the enjoyment and wholesome Division of Game, Fish and Parks, 6060 Ohio 44702 utilization of those resources. Membershi!): Broadway, Denver, Colo. 80216 President Elect: J. A. KIMMEL, Director of 56,000) 1st Vice President: CHESTER F. PHELPS, Parks, East Tower, City Hall, Toronto 1, Chairman, Executive Board: VERNON Commission of Game and Inland Ontario, Canada HAGELIN, Moline, Ill. Fisheries, 4010 W. Broad St., Richmond, Executive Secretary: E. C. BUNDY Honorary President: OTIS BEALL KENT, Va. 23230 Editor: NOEL B. WYSONG RI. 2, Box Gaithersburg, Md. 2nd Vice President: RALPH A. 107 -B, Golconda, III. 62938 President: RAYMOND A. HAIK, MacMULLAN, Department of Natural Minneapolis, Minn. Resources, Lansing, Mich. 48926 INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF TROPICAL Vice Presidents: WAYNE STAPF, Secretary-Treasurer; VERNE JOSLIN, 5725 FORESTERS, INC., Suite 841, 1500 Plainfield, Ind.; FRED A. RICHARDS, Blake Rd., Apt. 207, Minneapolis, Minn. Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington, Fremont, Nebr.; RIES TUTTLE, Des 55436 D. C. 20005 (202, 462-5656) Moines, Iowa; JAKE N. LICKE, General Counsel: SETH GORDON, President: TOM GILL Walker, Minn.; GROVER C. LITTLE, Sacramento, Calif. Editor: EDITH HOLSCHER Kenova, W. Va. Executive Committee: CARL N. CROUSE, Secretary: JAMES H. GLAZIER, Rockville, Chairman, Olympia, Wash.; 0. EARL INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR Md. FRYE, JR., Vice Chairman, Tallahassee, CONSERVATION OF NATURE AND Treaswer: JOHN T. CASE, Park Ridge, lb. Fla.; LADD S. GORDON, Santa Fe, N. NATURAL RESOURCES, 1110 Morges, Executive Director: ROBERT L HUJIST Mex.; W. MASON LAWRENCE, Switzerland Conservation Director: JOSEPH W. Albany, N. Y.; JOHN E. PHELPS, Salt (An independent international body whose PENFOLD, 719 13TH St., N. W Lake City, Utah; J. D. membership includes governments, Washington, D. C. 20005 (202, 347-5880) ROSEBOROUGH, Toronto, Ontario, governmental departments, international Director of Information and Editor: DON P Canada; RONALD T. SPEERS, Grganizations, and private institutions. CULLIMORE Augusta, Mc.; RUSSELL STUART, Promotes and supports pction that will ensure Conservation Associate: TED PANKOWSKI, Bismarck, N. Dak. the perpetuation of wilt nature and natural JR. resources in as many parts of the world as Wilderness Consultant: SIGURD F. OLSON, INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL FOR BIRD possible, not only for their intrinsic cultural Ely, Minn. PRESERVATION or scientific values but also for the long-term economic and social welfare of mankind. JACKSON HOLE PRESERVE, INC., 30 U. S. Section: Founded. 1948) Rockefeller Plaza, N. Y., N. Y. 10020 Chairman: ROGER TORY PETERSON, President: HAROLD J. COOLIDGE, (212,247 -8141) Neck Rd., Old Lyme, Conn. 06371 National Academy of Sciences, 2101 (Nonprofit, charitable, and educational Vice Chairman: DEAN AMADON, Constitution Ave., N. W., Washington, organization, established to conserve areas of American Museum of Natural History, N. D. C. 20418 (202, 961-1242) outstanding primitive grandeur and natural Y., N. Y. 10024 Secretary-General: E. J. H. BERWICK, beauty and to provide facilities for their use Secretary: STUART KEITH, American IUCN, 1110 Morges, Switzerland and enjoyment by the public.) Museum of Natural History, N. Y., N. Y. President: LAURANCE S. ROCKEFELLER 10024 Commission on Ecology: Executive Vice President: GENE W. Treasurer: PRENTICE K. STOUT, Old Chairman: FRANCOIS BOURLIERE, SETZER Dutch Rd., Bedminster, N. J. France Vice President: HENRY L. DIAMOND Secretary: JOHN V. DUNCAN Pan American Strode,: Commission on Education: Treasurer: STEVEN C. ROCKEFELLER (Includes representatives of leading scientific Chairman: L. K. SHAPOSHNIKOV, Assistant Secretary: GEORGE R. LAMB and conservation societies in Argentina, U.S.S.R. Assistant Treasurer: DANIEL M. Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, BROSNAN Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala, Equador, Commission on Landscape Planning: Trustees: HORACE M. ALBRIGHT, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Surinam, U. S., and Chairman: R. J. BENTHEM, Netherlands ALLSTON BOYER, KENNETH Venezuela.) CHORLEY, HAROLD P. FABIAN, Chairman: WILLIAM H. PHELPS, JR., Commission on Legislation: MELVILLE B. GROSVENOR, LESLIE Apartado 2009, Caracas, Venezuela Chairman: WOLFGANG BURHENNE, A. MILLER, SAMUEL H. ORDWAY, Vice Chairman: PHILIP S. HUMPHREY, Federal Republic of Germany JR., LAURANCE S. ROCKEFELLER, Museum of Natural History, University of STEVEN C. ROCKEFELLER, GENE Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. International Commission on National Perks: W. SETZER, FRED SMITH, Secretary: EUGENE EISENMANN, (See page 21) CONRAD L. WIRTH American Museum of Natural History, N. Y., N. Y. 10024

33 JOHN MUIR INSTITUTE FOR informed and active participation of citizens Management, Forest Service, U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES. 451 Pacific in government.) Department of Agriculture Ave., San Francisco, Calif. 94133; Box 11, President: MRS. BRUCE B. BENSON Ecological Society of America: GEORGE Cedar Crest, N. Mex. 87008 (Founded: 1st Vice President: MRS. WILLIAM M. SPRUGEL, JR., Chief, Illinois Natural 1968) CHRISTOPHERSON History Survey, Urbana, III. 61801 Chairman of the Board: ROBERT 0. 2nd Vice President: MRS. DONALD E. Society of American Foresters: CHARLES A. ANDERSON, Roswell, N. Mu. CLUSEN RINDT, Director, Silviculture Branch, President: MAX LINN, Albuquerque, N. Secretary: MRS. EUGENE H. SMITH Div. Of Timber Management, Forest Mu. Treasurer: MRS. EZRA LEVIN Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture Vice President: DAVID R. BROWER, Chairman, Water Resources Committee: Soil Science Society of America: GEORGE Berkeley, Calif. MRS. DONALD E. CLUSEN STANFORD, Soil and Water Secretary: DAVID SIVE, 60 E. 56th St., Executive Director: DIXIE DRAKE Conservation Research Div., Agricultural N.Y., N.Y. 10022 Program Specialist, Water Resources: MRS. Research Service, U. S. Department of Scientific Coordinator: DONALD W. C. F. STEWART SHARPE Agriculture, Plant Industry Station, AITKEN, Woodside, Calif. Publication: The National Voter Beltsville, Md. Director: DAVID R. BROWER, San Editor: MARY YOURY Wildlife society: RAYMOND E. Francisco Office JOHNSON, Assistant Director for MAX McGRAW WILDLIFE FOUNDATION, P. Research, Bureau of Sport Fisheries and JOINT COUNCIL ON ECONOMIC 0. Box 194, Dundee, Ill. 60118 (312, Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife Service, U. S. EDUCATION, 1212 Ave. of the Americas, 741-8000) Department of the Interior N. Y., N. Y. 10036 (Conducts wildlife and fisheries research and Chairmen of NRC committees with an Director, Conservation and Resource-Use management and conservation education interest In conservation: Education Project: GEORGE L. FERSH projects; cooperates with other conservation Committee on Agricultural Land Use and agencies and institutions.) Wildlife Resources: SANFORD S. KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL INC., 99 Park Directors: RICHARD A. AISHTON, ATWOOD, President, Emory University Ave., N. Y., N. Y. 100I6 (212, 682-4564) CROWDUS BAKER, WILLIAM E, U. S. National Committee for the (Nonprofit, public service organization for the CORNELIUS, JOSEPH D. HUGHES, International Biological Program: W. prevention of litter and the preservation and SCOTT M. ELROD, ROBERT L. FRANK BLAIR, University of Texas improvement of America's scenic and MILLIGAN, R. E. MOORE, Committee cat the Physiological Effects of man-made beauty, urban and rural. Conducts SPENCER D. MOSELEY, WRIGLEY Environmental Factors on Animals: a year-round program of public education to OFFIELD, BOYD J. SIMMONS, ROBERT G. YECK, Agricultural stimulate pride in clean surroundings and a JOHN E. SWEARINGEN, M. P. Engineering Research Div., Agricultural feeling of personal responsibility for the VENEMA, HOWARD WEBSTER, Research Service, U. S. Department of proper disposal of litter. Incorporated: 1953) GEN. ROBERT E. WOOD Agriculture Chairman of the Board: REUBEN L. General Manager: GEORGE V. BURGER, PERIN, Director, Continental Can Co., Pit. D. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BIOLOGY Inc., N.Y., N.Y. 10017 TEACHERS, 1420 N St., N. W., President: WILLIAM F. MAY, Chairman, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES - Washington, D. C. 20005 (202, 667-8268) President and Chief Executive Officer, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL 2101 (Membership: 8,000) American Can Co., N. Y., N. Y. 10017 Constitution Ave., N. W., Washington, President: ROBERT E. YAGER, Dept. of Executive Vice President: ALLEN H. SEED, D. C. 20418 (202, 393-8100) Science Education, University of Iowa, JR. (A private, nonprofit organization of Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Program Manager: LAURA E. FREED distinguished scientists, dedicated to Executive Secretary: JERRY P. LIGHTNER furthering science and its uses for human Publication: The American Biology Teacher LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS EDUCATION welfare, and obligated to advise the Federal Editor: JACK CARTER, Dept. of Biology, FUND, 1730 M St., N. W., Washington, Government, upon request, in matters of Colorado College, Colorado Springs, D. C. 20036 (202, 659-2685) science and technology. Members: 550; Colo. 80803 (Carries out educational projects and Organized: 1863) publishes materials to promote citizen President: PHILIP HANDLER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND responsibility. Water and air quality are Executive Officer, Academy and Research WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS, major areas of interest. Conferences are held Council: JOHN S. COLEMAN 1025 Vermont Ave., N. W., Washington, throughout the country in which selected Executive Secretary, Div. of Biology and D. C. 20005 (202, 347.5995) citizen leaders of a region meet with experts Agriculture: RUSSELL B. STEVENS (Serves as the national instrument of its and government officials to study how citizens Executive Director NAS, Pacific Science membership - 3,000 local districo!I and 50 state can participate in decisions which shape the Board: HAROLD J. COOLIDGE associations. Conservation dist:cts, local natural environment.) Director of Information: HOWARD LEWIS sub-divisions of state government, work to Chairman: MRS. JOHN A. CAMPBELL conserve and develop land, water, forests, Executive Director: CHRISTINE URBAN Representatives on the NRC from wildlife, and related natural resources. Environmental Projects Director: MRS. organizations Interested in conservation: Organized: 1946) DONALD E. CLUSEN, Trustee American Fisheries Society: J. L. McHUGH, President: SAM STUDEBAKER, 19-12 E. Staff Associates: AUDREY AYERS, DIXIE Acting Director, Office of Marine Main St., Tipp City, Ohio 45371 (5l3, SCOTT Resources, U. S. Department of the 667-3222) Interior Vice President: JOHN WILDER, Somerville, LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE U. S., American Society of Mammalogists: HENRY Tenn. 38068 (901, 465-3487) 1730 M St., N. W., Washington, D. C. W. SETZER, Associate Curator, Div. of Treasurer: GEORGE R. BAGLEY, Rt. 20036 (202, 296-1770) Mammals, Dept. of Vertebrate Zoology, St. Joseph, La. 71366 (318, 766-3579) (Nonpartisan organization of 150,000 Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Executive Secretary: GORDON K. members located in all 50 states, the District Institution ZiMMERMAN of Columbia, and Puerto Rico, working to American Societ3 of Range Management: Assistant Executive Secretary: DAVID G. promote political responsibility through ROBERT S. RUMMEL, Div. of Range UNGER

34 Manager, Service Dept.: DAVID STEWART, President: NEY C. LANDRUM, Associate Rogers Memorial Bldg., Oklahoma City, JR., Box 855, League City, Tex. 77573 Director, Div. of Recreation and Parks, Okla. 73105 (405, 521-3414) (713, 932-2535) Department of Natural Resources, Larson Vice President: JACK D. STRAIN, Division Western Program Advisor: ROBERT S. Bldg., Tallahassee, Fla. 32304 of State Parks, State Capitol, Lincoln, McCLELLAND, Rm. 638, Ouaranty 1st Vice President: ELMO J. DeRICCO, Nebr. 68509 (402, 417.5211, Ext. 471) Bank Bldg., Denver, Colo, 80202 (303, Director, Department of Conservation Secretary - Treasurer: WILLIAM A. PARR, 222-8761) and Natural Resources, Nye Bldg., Department of Forests and Parks, State Eastern Program Advisor: MALCOLM P. Carson City, Nev. 89701 Office Bldg., Annapolis, Md. 21404 (301, CROOKS, P.O. Box 97, New Hope, Pa. 2nd Vice President: LAWRENCE STUART, 268-3371, Ext. 284) 18938 (215, 862.5282) Director, State Parks and Recreation Publication: Tuesday Letter Commission, Statehouse, Augusta, Me. NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, 1130 5th 04301 Ave., N. Y., N. Y. 10028 (212, 369-2100) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE Secretary-Treasurer: JOHN GREENSLIT, (To advance understanding of the value and DEPARTMENTS OF AGRICULTURE Coordinator, State Outdoor Recreation need of conservation of wildlife, plants, soil (Composed of state departments of agriculture Agency, 900 E. Blvd., Bismarck, N. Dak. and water, and the relation of their wise use for betterment of American agriculture and 58501 to human progress. Membership: 80,000; the general welfare of the people; promotes Organized: 1905) unity and efficiency in the administration of Stets liaison Officers: Chairman of the Board: GENE W. SETZER all agricultural statutes and regulations; Northeast Region: SPENCER P. ELLIS, Chairman, Executive Committee: WALTER develops, through teamwork, cooperation Director, Department of Forests and D. BINGER between the departments and persons Parks, State Office Bldg., Annapolis, Md. President; ELVIS J. STAHR interested or engaged in agriculture.) 21401; FORREST E. ORR, Executive Emeritus Presidents: CARL W. President: DON J. WICKHAM, State Director, Interagency Committee on BUCHHEISTER, JOHN H. BAKER Campus, Albany, N. Y. 12226 Natural Resources, Statehouse, Executive Vice President: CHARLES H. 1st Vice President: B. DALE BALL Montpelier, Vt. 05602 CALLISON 2nd Vice President: DOYLE CONNER Southeast Region: JOE W, GRAHAM, Vice Presidents: ROLAND C. CLEMENT, Secretary-Treasurer: L. H. BULL, Secretary Director, Department of Conservation, ERNEST BROOKS, JR. of Agriculture, 2301 N. Cameron St., Administrative Bldg., Montgomery, Ala. Secretary: JOHN W. HANES, JR. Harrisburg, Pa. 17120 36104; WILLIAM L. TURNER, Treasurer: ROBERT G. GOELET Director, Department of Administration, Controller: GEORGE PORTER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE Raleigh, N. C. 27602 Membership: ROBERT A. BRIDGES CORESTERS Lake-Central Region: JOHN A. BEALE, Educational Services: DURYEA MORTON (Composed of state foresters whose agencies Deputy Secretary, Department of Natural Photo and Film; SAM DASHER are legally constituted authorities for Resources, Box 450, Madison, Wis. Lectures: WILLIAM GOWAN conducting public forestry work within the 53701; ROBERT L. DUNKESON, Field Services: MRS. EFFIE BOWIE states. In cooperation with Federal, private Executive Seretary, Inter-Agency Council MELCHIOR agencies, and individuals, undertakes to for Outdoor Recreation, 1203 Jefferson Director, Public Information: ROBERT C. conduct and strengthen all activities in Bldg., Box 564, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 BOARDMAN forestry and conservation programs.) Mid-Continent Region: LYNN BURRIS, Nature Centers: J. J. SHOMON President: THOMAS B. BORDEN, State JR., Director, State Park and Resources Librarian: JEANNE GOODWIN Forester, State Forest Service, Colorado Authority, 801 Harrison, Topeka, Kans. Research: ALEXANDER SPRUNT, IV, State University, Ft. Collins, Colo. 80521 66612; ROBERT A. 110DGINS, Box 231, Tavernier, Fla. 33070 (305, Vice President: JOHN R. TILLER, State Director, Department of Game, Fish and 852-5092) Forester, State Commission of Forestry, Parks, State Office Bldg., Pierre, S. Dak. Sanctuaries: JOHN M. ANDERSON, Miles Box 287, Columbia, S. C. 29202 57501 Wildlife Sanctuary, Sharon, Conn. 06069 Secretary-Treasurer: JOHN M. STOKES, Pacific-Northwest Region: F. J. KEENAN, (203, 364-0048) State Forester, State Conservation Director, Div. of Lands, 306 W. Fifth Camp Dept.: 613 Riversville Rd., Greenwich, Commission, E. 7th and Court St., Des Ave., Anchorage, Alaska 99501; Cenn. 06830 (203, 869-5272) Moines, Iowa 50309 FORREST COOPER, State Highway PubEcztions: AudubooAudubon Field Notes Memt ers at Large: GEORGE R. Engineer, Salem, Ore. 97310 Editors: LES LINE, RICHARD L. MOORHEAD, State Forester, Pacific-Southwest Region: GORDON E. PLUNKETT Department of Conservation and HARMSTON, Executive Director, Economic Development, Box 1889, Department of Natural Resources, 319 Realonal Mess: Trenton, N. J. 08625; OSAL B. CAPPS, State Capitol Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah Northeast: J. STANLEY QUICKMIRE, JR., State Forester, Missouri Department of 84114 Orchard Hill Rd., Harwinton, Conn. Conservation, Box 180, Jefferson City. 06790 (203, 482-4173) Mo. 65102 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE PARK Mid-Atlantic: ALAN J. MILLER, 17 DIRECTORS Vreeland PI., R. D. 4, Newfoundland, N. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE (Works to unite the states on a common J. 07435 (201, 445-0200) OUTDOOR RECREATION LIAISON ground for the development of park systems Southeast; JOSEPH B. BROWDER, 331,3 OFFICERS to meet the intensive public demand for Mary St., Miami, Fla. 33133 (305, (Advisory group working with the Federal out-of-doors recreational opportunities; to 443-0651) Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to strengthen promote the exchange of idea: regarding the North Midwest: EDWARD M. BRIGHAM, the Nation's total outdoor recreation development of state park systems; to III, R.D. 4, Red Wing, Minn. 55066 program. Represents state and local interests encourage and develop professional (612, 388-2924) in administration of the Land and Water leadership; and to expand and improve park Central Midwest: JOHN L. FRANSON, Conservation Fund Program, which provides policies and practices. Membership: 50; 1020 E. 20th St., Owensboro, Ky. 42301 money for acquisition end development of Founded: 1962) (502, 685-1849) recreation land and facilities. Organized: President: TYE BLEDSOE, Division of Western: PAUL M. HOWARD, JR., Box 1967) Recreation, Parks, and Waterways, Will 4446, 555 Audubon P1., Sacs amento,

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.5 Calif. 95825 (916, 481-5333) 1st Vice President: BEN H. BOLEN, (Works to elevate the character and advance Southwest: JOHN L. SPIWKS, JR., P.O. Virginia the interests of the teaching profession and to Box 9585, Austin, Tea. 78737 (512, 2nd Vice ?resident: GEORGE M. promote the cause of education in the U. S. 453-7664) REYNOLDS, Arkansas Organized: 1857) Washington, D. C.: CYNTHIA WILSON, Executive Secretary: BEN H. THOMPSON 1827 Jefferson P1., N. W., Washington. Treasurer: William B. M PH LER, JR. Dept. of Rural Education: D. C. 20036 (202, 659-8898) President: GORDON I. SWANSON, NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR OEOORAPHIC Coordinator, International Programs, EDUCATION, Rm. 1532, Ill W. University of Minnesota, Minneapol;s, NATIONAL CAMPERS AND HIKERS Washington St., Chicago, III. 60602 (312, Minn. 55101 ASSOCIATION. INC, 7172 Rd., 263-1533) President Elect: THOMAS J. QUICK, Buffalo, N. Y. 14221 (716, 634-5433) (To promote and advance geographic Assistant Superintendent, School (Membership: 32,000 Families) education L the public schools and colleges Administration, State Department of President: WILLIAM CLUGH, 3702 N. 6th of the U. S. Membership: 7,200; Organized: Education, Columbus, Ohio St., Harrisburg, Pa. 17110 1914) Executive Secretary: LEWIS R. TAMBLYN Conservation Director: WILUAM EPLER, President: BENJAMIN RICHASON Executive Secretary Emeritus: HOWARD A. Tumbkrock Valley, Box 180, Coal Run, Vice President: WILLIAM D. PATTISON DAWSON Ohio 45721 Executive Secretary: ELIZABETH EISELEN Conservation Vice Director: FRED Publication: Jaime Cl Caography Association of Classroom Teachers: BARRETT, 56 Kill tr Ciescent, Editor: HERBERT H. GROSS, Concordia (Works to strengthen and increase the power Toronto 350, Ontario, Canada (416, Teachers College, River Forest, 111. 0305 of NEA as an influence in American 423-3238) education and as spokes:nal of teaching NATIONAL COUNCIL OF FORESTRY profession; promotes and supports classroom Regional Conservator' Dimino': ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVES. 1040 Main teacher participation in the formulation and Far West: WAYN PHILLIPS, 40445 Foster, St., East Hartford, Conn. 06108 implementation of educational policies; Fremont, Calif. .}1538; RAY SHIELDS, President: JOHN E. HIBBARD unifies the profession by establishment and 11940 Sylvia Dr., Northglenn, Colo. Vice President: HILTON WATSON, maintenance of high standards of professional 80233 Alabama Fore.* Products Association, ethics and ideals: pursues a course of action Cenual West: BILL KUIIZE, 711 S. Starr 660 Adams Ave., Montgomery, Ala. to maintain standards in teacher preparation Ave., Burlington, Iowa 52601: VERN 36104 and certification and work conditions; and MESSERLY, 7503 Sandpiper, Houston, Secretary: THOMAS HIGGINS, Ohio encourages classroom teachers to assume full Tex. 77036 Forestry Association, Neil House, professional status and exercise their civic Midwest: CHUCK F1CK, 414 E. Jeffrey Pl., Columbus, Ohio 43215 responsibilities, rights, and privileges. Columbus, Ohio 43214; FRED Membership: 920,000; Established: 1913) BALCAM, 6432 Seminole Trail, Mentor, NATIONAL COUNCIL OF STATE GARDEN President: BETTY 1. BUFORD, NM Ohio 44060 CLUES, INC. 4401 Magnolia Ave., St. Headquarters Northeast: BILL WESSF.L, 2810 Espy Ave., Louis, Mo. 63110 (314, 776 -7314) President Elect: DONALD F. WILSON, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15216; JIM GIBSON, (Coordinates and furthers the interests and 7358 Zona La., Parma. Ohio 44130 4803 N. 16th St., Arlington, Va. 22203 activities of the State Federation of Garden Vice President: RUBY JACKSON GAINER, Southeast: CLAY BOOTH, Rt. 1, Boa 107, Clubs, together with similar organizations in 1316 W. Oadsen St., Pensacola, Fla. Whittier, N. C. 23719; LOU WHITMAN, the U. S. and foreign countries; aids in the 32301 Star Rt. C, Ft. Meyers, Fla. 33901 protection and conservation of natural Secretary: BIRNADINE b. MACK, 3040 Canadian: FRED BARRETT resources; ()totals civic beauty and Washington, Boulder, Colo. 80302 ^no. 'ages the imptosement of roadsides .nd Executive Secretary: MARGARET NATIONAL COAL ASSOCIATION, 1130 17th encourages and assists in establishing STEVENSON (Eat. 361) St., N. W., WathinVen. D. C. 20036 aititaining botanical gardens and (202, 628-4322) _talents, eaten; and advances art of Regional Directors: President: S. F. DUNN gardening, of landscape design, and study of Northeast: WILLIAM E. ZEISS, Clarks Senor Vice Pteident, Govettment Relations: horticukvre. Members 400,001 Organized: Summit, Pa. ROBERT @ LEE HALL 1929) Southeast: EVELYN FULLER, Chairman, Mined -Land Conservation President: MRS. WILLIAM H. BARTON, Birmingham, Ala. Committee CLEIUS BROUCKER P. O. Boa 333, East Lansing, Mich. 481123 Nash CentraL HELEN KOVACH, Fairport Fielt Representative: RODNEV KRAUSE Corresponding Secretary: MRS. KENTON B. Harbor, Ohio STONER, Eagle Rock, Va. 24083 South Central: TOMMY 0. FtILTON, NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STATE Secretary: MRS. EDWARD P. QUENTIN Midwest City, Okla. PARKS. THE IA trench et Ma NeeNsel (776-7374) Northwest: JIM A. ROADY, Yakima, Recreation env, Park Assepetatonl. 1313 treasurer: MRS. ROBERT R. CROSBY, JO Wash. Pennsylvania Ave., N. W., Wegington. F. 62nd St, N. Y N. Y. 10021 Southwest: OARY 0. GSCHW1ND, I). C. 20006 Business Manager. JOHN VUCH, JR. Thousand Oat a, Calif. (Fosters a nationwide movement for proper (776.7514) research. planning, acquisition, development, Cliairman of Conservation: ELIZABETH NATIONAL FARMERS UNION, 1573 Sherman consgTvation, and use of state park, and MASON, 314 Candle Park IX, N. L, St., Denver, Cob. 80201 (303, 2662601) relaxd types of open marts and recitation Atlanta, Ga. 30307 (Believes that the soil, water, forest and other sesames by cooperating with government Pubbcation: 71* Nation); Can/o+. natural resources of the Nation should be and private agencies, erring as a ek-Sting Editor: MRS. WILLIAM V. bONNAN, 995 need and conserved In a manna to pass these 11011):lot intimation, developing Kirkham, St. Louis, Mo. 63122 mamas on undiminished to futon profs tsional kadetship, and enurareging generations and that pablicly and privately interpretation of the country's scenic, NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. agreed land and resources should be scientific, and historic feature's) 1201 16th St., N. W., Washington, b. C. administered is the interest of all the public. President: LAWRENCE STUART, Maine 20036 (202, 223-9400) Organised: 1902) se President: TONY T. DECHANT NATIONAL ORANGE, THE. 1616 H St., N. Subcommittee), Wisconsin Department of Vice President EDWIN H. W., Washington, D. C. 20006 (202, Natural Resources, Box 450, Madison, CHRISTIANSON 628-3507) (Organized: 1867) Wis. 53701; JAMES L. RUOS (Research Secretary-Treasurer: KENNETH L MOrt Master: JOHN W. SCOTT Needs Subcommittee), U. S. Fish and Director, Legislative Services: REUBEN Secretary: ROBERT G. PROCTOR, 1404 Wildlife Service, Migratory Bird JOHNSON, 1012 14 th Si., N. W., Dartmouth Dr., Bradenton, Fla. 33505 Populations Station, Laurel, Md. 20810; Washington, D. C. 20005 (202, 628-9774) (813, 735-5469) F. N. HAMERSTROM (Bibliography Treasurer: MRS. LIONEL BURGESS. Box Subcommittee), Wisconsin Department of NATIONAL FIELD ARCHERY ASSOCIATION, 126, Ellicott City. Md. 21042 (301, Natural Resources, Plainfield, Wis. Rt. 2, Box 514, Redlands, Calif. 92373 465-1268) 54966; HARRY G. LUMSDEN (714, 794-3510) Executive Committee: JAMES W. (Bibliography Subcommittee), Research (A nonvoting member organization of the INOWERSEN. Chairman, LeRoy, Branch. Department of Lands and National Wildlife Federation.) Kans.; ERMIL S. JEROME, Secretary, Forests, Maple, Ontario, Canada President: E. PAT WINGFIELD, 1152 San Meridian, Idaho. WOODROW W. Mateo. Salinas, Calif. 93901(408, TUCKER. Wakefield, R. I.; JOHN B. 424-2000) BURGESS, Chester, Vs.; JOHN W. NATIONAL RECLAMATION ASSOCIATION. Vice President: ERVIN G. KREISCHER, SCOTT, Ea Officio 897 National Press Bldg., Washington, D. 827 Amelia, N. W., Albuquerque, N. C. 20004 (202, 347.2672) Mex. 87107 (505, 344-2145) NATIONAL MOSQUITO CONTROL - FISH (Promotes development, conservation, and Executive Secretary: GEORGE E. AND WILDLIFE COORDINATION management of the water resources of the 18 ROHR BACH COMMITTEE Reclamation States. Membership: 4,500) Secretary: C. H. SCHMIDT, Entomology President: JAMES F. SORENSEN, 303 NATIONAL FISHERIES INSTITUTE, INC., Research Div., Agricultural Research Bank of America Bldg., Visalia, Calif. 1225 Connecticut Are.. N. W., Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture. 93277 Washington, D. C. 20036 (202, 223-3161) Beltsvilk, Md. 20705 (301, 474-6500, Eat. Executive Director: CARL H. BRONN (Organized: 1945) 393) Publication: Ree4ernation News Executive Director: LEE J. WEDDIG Director of Technology. THEODORE H. NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION, 1701 18th SANFORD St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 20009 NATIONAL RECREATION AND PARK (202, 667.3332) ASSOCIATION, 1700 Pennsylvania Ave., NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION (A private, nonprofit, public-service N. W., Washington, D. C. 20006 (202, ASSOCIATION. 1220 N. Abby, Fresno, organization, educational and scientific in 223-3030) Calif. 93703 (209, 268-1250) character. Interests and activities relate not (A nonprofit service organization, dedicated (Represents its members in all matters only to protection of the great national parks to the wise use of free time, conservation of affecting ownership and operation of and monuments of Amulet, but extend to natural resources, and beautification of the recreation business enterprises and ownership conservation and restoration of the natural ;al American environment. Actively and use of lumina homes located within or environment in general. Members: 42,000; concerned with the growth of professional and adjacent to the national forests and other Established: 1919) lay leadership, improvement of park and public lands. Organized: 1945) Chairman of Executive Committee and Board recreation facilities and programs, and more Executive Vice President: RAY W. of Trustees: CLARENCE COTTAM wholesome and meaningful leisure time STANDOW Vice Chairman: LAWRENCE C. %cavities. Membership: 23,000) MERRiAM, JR. Chairman of the Board: ENDICOTT P. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY. 1143 President and General Counsel: ANTHONY DAVIDSON, N. Y., N. Y. 17th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 20036 WAYNE SMITH Chairman, Executive Committee: JAMES H. (202, 296-730)) Secretary: JOHN H. COVER EVANS, N. Y., N. Y. (Far the increase and diffusion of geographic Treasurer: DONALD A. McCORMACK Vice Chairmen of the Board: BEVERLY knowledge. Founded and Mcormsted: Pebrscation: National Parks Afrepatine SHEFFIELD, Austin, Tea.: LUTHER Editor-In-Chief and Chairman, of Editor: EUGENIA M. CONNALLY GULICK, N. Y., N. Y. Trustees: MELVILLE BELL President: SAL J. PREZIOSO GROSVENOR NATIONAL PRAIRIE GROUSE TECHNICAL Treasurer: NORBORNE BERKELEY, JR., Resident MELVIN M. PAYNE COUNCIL N.Y., N.V. Vice Resident and Editor: FREDERICK 0. (Comprises Federal, state, and private agency Publications: ParesittReenation Megarine;the VOSBUROH biologists or administrator.' concerned with Washington Liner Vice President, Research and ExplotatiNi: the status, research, and management of the LEONARD CARMICHAEL Prairie Chicken and Sharp-tailed Mouse in Roglorls1 (*soots: Vitt President and Secretary: ROBERT E. North America. Membership: 100) Pacific: CHARLES REIM, 404 Del Webb's DOY LE Executive Committee: MALCOLM M. (enter, 2220 Tulare St., Fresno, Calif. Vice President and Associate Editor: EXENDINE, Chairman, Oklahoma 9)721 (209, 264-2029) GILBERT M. GROSVENOR Wildlife Conservation Department, Bet Western: DONALD K. GARDNER, 181 E. Vice President and Associate Secretary: SS. Elk City, Okla. 73644 (405, 225-2208); Stith Ave., Denver, Cob. 80216 (303, THOMAS M. BEERS RONALD L WESTEMFIER, Illinois 892.1618) Treasurer. HILLEARY F. HOSKINSON Natural History Survey, R. R. 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37 NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL 224-7141) Rhode Island, Kingston, R. 1.02881 (401, (A part of the National Academy of Sciences, 792-2372) listed on page 34 ) NATIONAL WATERFOWL COUNCIL Vice Presidents: WALTER L. MIMS, Chairman: JOHN R. WOODWORTH, Birmingham, Ala.; DR. JAMES H. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF Director, Idaho Fish and Game SHAEFFER, Parker, S. Dak.; G. RAY AMERICA,1600 Rhode Island Ave., N. Department, Box 25, Boise, Idaho 83707 ARNETT, Sacramento, Calif. W., Washington, D. C. 20036 (202, Secretary-Assistant Treasurer: THOMAS L. 783-6505) Flyway Councils: KIMBALL (Educates and trains reputable citizens in the Atlantic Flyway (Conn., Del., Fla., Ga., Me., Treasurer: JOHN BAIN, Palmyra, N. Y. safe and efficient handling of firearms; fosters Md., Mass., N. H., N. 3., N. Y., N. C., Directors at Large: JUDGE LOUIS D. knowledge of firearms among law Pa., R. I., S. C., Vt., W. Va., D. C., McGREGOR, Flint, Mich.; STEWART enforcement officers, military personnel and Puerto Rico, Ontario, Quebec, New L. UDALL, Washington, D. C.; M. A. civilians; promotes social welfare and public Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince 3dward WRIGHT, Houston, Tex. safety, law and order, and the national Island, Newfoundland) defense through programs of hunter safety Chairman: JAMES M. SHEPARD, Regional Directors: training, home firearms safety, junior and Director, Massachusetts Div. of Fisheries Region 1 (Conn., Me., Mass., N. H., R. I., senior markmanship; maintains liaison with and Game, 100 Cambridge St., Boston, Vt.): ROBERT W. PATTERSON, Bar governmental and private conservation Mass. 02202 Harbor, Me. organizations and state fish and game Mississippi Flyway (Ala., Ark., III., Ind., Region 2 (Del., D. C., Md., N. J., N. Y., departments. Membership: 1,053,030; Iowa, Ky., La., Mich., Minn., Miss., Pa.): JOHN BAiN, Patmyra, N. Y. Organized: 1871) Mo., Ohio, Tenn., Wis., Ontario, Region 3 (N. C., S. C., Va., W. Va.): F. President: WOODSON D. SCOTT, 25 Manitoba, Saskatchewan) BARTOW CULP, Charleston, S. C. Broadway, N. Y., N. Y. 10004 Chairman: R. BREWSTER, Ohio Region 4 (Ala., Fla., Ga., Miss.): HERBERT Vice President: MAXWELL E. RICH, Apt. Department of Natural Resources, Div. of L ALLEY, Tavernier, Fla. 7-B, 266 Fourth Ave., Salt Lake City, Wildlife, 1500 Dublin Rd., Columbus, Region S (Ark., Ky., Mo., Tenn.): DR. Utah 84103 Ohio 4)212 FREDERICK R. SCROGGIN, Dry Executive Vice President: FRANKLIN L. Central Flyway (Colo., Kans., Mont., Nebr., 'Ridge, Ky. ORIEL N. Mex., N. Oak., Okla., S. Oak., Tex., Region 6 (Ill., Ind., Ohio): 0. DWIGHI Executive Director and Treasurer: LOUIS F. Wyo.) GALLIMORE, Wokottville, Ind. LUCAS Chairman: FRANK H. DUNKLE, Montana Region 7 (Mich., Minn., Wis.): HOMER C. Secretary: FRANK C. DANIEL Fish and Game Department, Helena, WICK, Mihneapolis, Minn. Conservation Director: CLIFFORD W. Mont. 59601 Region 8 (La., Okla., Tex.): HENRY J. MORROW Pacific Flyway (Ariz., Calif., Hawaii, Idaho, LeBLANC, SR., Port Arthur, Tex. Publication: Ma American ftilkman Nev., Ore., Utah, Wash., Alaska, British Region 9 (Iowa, Kans., Nebr., N. Dak., S. Editor: ASHLEY HALSEY, JR. Columbia) Dak.): EVERETT R. DRUB, Sioux Chairman: ROBERT A. JANTZEN, Falls, S. Dak. NATIONAL SHOOTING SPORTS Arizona Game and Fish Department, Region 10 (Ariz., Cob., N. Mu., Uta%) N. FOUNDATION, INC, 1075 Post Rd., 1688 W. Adams, Phoenix, Ariz. 85007 A. BILL" WINTER, JR., Phoenix, Riverside, Conn. 06878 (203, 637.3618) Ariz. Director: CHARLES DICKEY NATIONAL WATERSHED CONGRESS. Rm. Region 11 (Alaska, Ore., Wash.): A. W. Resaitch Director: ALAN S. KRUG 1105, 1025 Vermont Ave., N. W., "BUD BODDY, Juneau, Alaska Public Relations: JOHN CHATELLIER Washington, D. C. 20005 (202, 347.5995) Region 11(Calif., Hawaii, Nev.): C. (Dedicated to improving natural resources CLIFTON YOUNG, Reno, Nev. NATIONAL WATER SAFETY CONGRESS management and use on a watershed basis. Region 13 (Idaho, Mont., Wyo.); ERNEST (To prevent accidents and loss of life in Holds yearly meetings to review and discuss E. DAY, Boise, Idaho connection with the recreational, commercial, watershed programs, problems, and progress. and other uses of the Nation's waterways. To Sponsored by 27 national farm, business, Conservation Consultants: encourage the use and adoption of all water civic, and conservation organizations. Air Pollution Control: DR. JAMES P. safety practices and measures by the public Organized: 1954) DIXON, President, Antioch College, and to promote water safety through Steering Committee: GORDON K. Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387 legislation and educational programs. ZIMMERMAN, Chairman, Washington, Ecology: DR. DURWARD L. ALLEN, Membership: 182; Organized: 1951) D. C.; C. R. GUTERMUTII, Professor of Wildlife Ecology, Dept. of President: HAROLD PARR, Div. of Washington, D. C.; JAMES B. CRAIG. Forestry and Conservation, Purdue Administration, Florida Department of Washington, D. C.; CAR L J. JOHNSON. University, Lafayette, Ind. 47807 Natural Resources, Larson Bldg., Washington, D. C.; CLIFFORD CI. Fisheries: DR. KARL P. LAG LER. Tallahassee, Fla. 32304 (904, 224-7141) McINTIRE, Chicago, ill. Professor of Fisheries, School of Natural Ertetutive Vice President: KENNETH E. Secretary-Treasurer: DAVID G. IJNGER Resources, University of Michigan, Ann GRUENEWALD, Illinois Department Arbor, Mich. 48104 of Conservation, 106 State Office Bldg., NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION. 1412 Forest Wildlife and Recreation: LLOYD W. Springfield, Ill. 62706 16th St., N. W., Washington, I). C. 20036 , 3432 Greentree Dr., Falls Regional Vice Presidents: RICHARD L (102, 232.8004) Church. Va. 22401 SCOTT, Clanton, Ala.; ROBERT L. (To create and encourage an awareness Forestry: DR. RICHARD E. McARDLE, CASEY, Huntington, W. Va.; ALLAN among the people of this Nation of the need 2907 Rittenhouse St., N. W., Washington, 0. BAILEY, Lewisville. Ky.: WAN E. for wise use and proper management of those D. C. 20015 SCHULJENBERG, Kansas City, Mo.: resources of the earth upon which the lives Public ...Inds: HAROLD R. 110CIIMIITH PAUL CLARK. /visa. Okla.: FRANK and welfare of men depend: the soils, the 6710 Wooster Ave., Los Angeles, J. KOU BA, Boulder City, Nev. w...ers, the forests, tbe minerals, the Plenthfe, 40056 Secretary-Treasurer: ELGIN WHITE, Div and the wildlife. Organized. 19)6) Soil Conservation: DR. MILTON of Administration, Department of Natural President and Chairman of the Board: DR. SALOMON, Chairman, Dept. of Resources, Tallahassee, Fla. 32304 (9134, DONALD 1. ZINN. University of Agticvhutal Chemistry, University of

311 Rtode Island. Kingston, R. 1.02881 Other publications: Wildlife Conservation Chairman of Board: AUSTIN H. Water Pollution Control: DR. GORDON E. Stamps and Albums (Annual); MacCORMICK McCALLUM, Apt. 910-N, 2310 Virginia COMIIIV600News (semi-monthly); President: JOHN RIPLEY FORBES, 763 Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. 20037 Conservation Report (weekly whikCongress Silvermine Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Wildlife Conservation: DR. A. STARKER is in session); Conservation Directory (annual); 06840 (203, 966-5643) LEOPOLD, Professor of Zoology, numerous conservation education booklets Vice President: RICHARD H. POUGH University of California, Berkeley, Calif. and bulletins; catalog of nature-related Secretary- Treasurer: MARION 94720 merchandise. Publications list and catalog DICKERMAN (Miss) available on request. National Mai Stall (202, 232-8004) NATURE CONSERVANCY,THE, 1522 K St., Executive Director: THOMAS L. KIMBALL NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION N. W., v/ashington, D. C. 20005 (202, Business Manager: J. A. BROWNRIDGE ENDOWMENT. INC, 1412 16th St., N.W., 223-4710) Conservation Director: LOUIS S. CLAPPER Washington, D.C. 20036 (202, 232-8004) (Nonprofit membership corporation dedicated Educational Director: TOM L SMITH (Established to finance conservation education to preservation of natural areas for present Field Director: WILLIAM L. REAVLEY and resource management programs through and future generations; cooperates with Information Director: ED CHANEY the National Wildlife Federation. Gifts and colleges, universities, public and private Special Programs Director: JAMES D. bequests are held inviolate; only the income conservation organizations to acquire lands DAVIS from the sums invested is used.) for scientific and educational purposes. Fulfillment Manager: T. J. HARDOROVE President: JUDGE LOUIS D. McGREGOR, Membership: 18,003; Organized: 1946) Assistant to the Business Manager: ROGER 310 Atwood Bldg., Flint, Mich. 48507 Chairman of the Board: WARREN M. L HENEBRY Vice President: WALTER L MIMS. 1010 LEMMON, Rm. 818, 215 Mafket St., Comptroller: HARRY VAL Massey Bldg., Birmingham, Ala. San Francisco, Calif. 94105 Executive Secretary - Treasurer: J. A. President: THOMAS W. RICHARDS National Reid Staff: BROWNRIDGE Vice President-Treasurer: EDWARD R. Northeastern Field Representative: E. Board of Trustees: DR. DONALD ). ZINN. KINCiMAN WARNER SHEDD, JR., East Calais, WALTER L MIMS, JOSEPH D. Secretary. ELTING ARNOLD. Vt. 05650 (802, 456-8985) HUGHES, HOMER C. LUICK, Inter-American Development Bank, 808 Mid - Atlantic Field Representative-Assistant JUDGE LOUIS D. McGREGOR, DR. 17th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 20577 Field Director: F. H. FARRAR, NWF GREER RICKETSON (202, 382-7292) Headquarters Assistant Secretaries: ROBERT O. Southeastern Field Representative: CLAUDE NATURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL OF HOLBROOK, 1411 Pennsylvania Ave., D. KELLEY, P. O. Drawer K, Atmore, AMERICA N. W., Washington, D. C. 20004 (202, Ala. 36402 (205, 368-3193) (A society of major national and regional 737.7753); PUTNAM LIVERMORE, Director of Women's Activities, Southern conservation organizations. Exists to advance Chickering & Gregory, 111 Sutter St., San Area: ELIZABETH MASON, 534 sound management of natural resources in the Francisco, Calif.; JOHN F. JAEGER, Candles Park Dr., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. public interest by providing its member 1522 K St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 30307 (404, 378-2636) organizations with information on actions by 20005 South Central Field Representative: Congress and the Etecutive Branch, by Director of Development: WILLIAM L WENDELL BEVLR, 715 Hardin Dr., making available to them scientific data on CANINE Norman, Okla. 7306) (405, 3214396) conservation problems, and by providing a Director Of Operations: HERBERT S. Midwestern Field Representative: H. R. medium of cooperation. It is not itself an HILLER "BUD MORGAN. 1005 S.W. Sweet action organization, nor does it represent or Assistant Director of Operations: PATRICK Ave., Bismarck, N. 1)ak., 38501 (701, attempt to control the policies and *divas of NOONAN 223-8384) its member organizations. Membership: 39 Legal Officer: JOHN F. IAWER Southwestern Field Representative: JAMES national and regional conservation and Midwestern Representative: WINSTON A. B. RUCH, 4929 Paloma Ave., technical societies and organizations.) ELKINS, 1900 Dempster Si., Evanston, Carmichael. Calif. 93608 (916.489-0333) Chairman: RICHARD H. STROUD. 719 III. 60204 (312, 3284530) Western FIeldeptesentative: P. W. PHIL 13thSt., N. W., Washington, D. C. Western Representative: HUEY D. SCHNEIDER, $733 S. W. Woodside 20005 (202, 737-066 JOHNSON, 213 Market St., San Dr., Poetised, Ore. 97223 (301, 292.2759) Vice Chairman: GORDON K. Francisco, Calif. 94105 Att Director: DR. ROGER TORY ZIMMERMAN, 1023 Vermont Ave., N. PETERSON, Old Lyme, Conn. W., Washington, D. C. 20035 (202, NILO FARMS, Consorvation MO, Publications: 347.5995) WinchesterWestern East Afton, Ill. Nanonat *wale &Opaline (bimonthly), 334 N. Secretary: DANIEL A. POOLE, 709 Vine 62024 Broadway, Mlistanker, Wes. 33202 (414, Bldg., Washington, D. C. 20005 (202, biretta of Conservation: EDWARD L 213-5380) 347-1774) KOZICKY Editor: JOHN STROHM. 315 W. Jackson Treasurer: ROBERT F. HUTTON, 1040 Assistant Director of Conservation: JOHN St., Woodstock, Ill. 60098 (813.336-2021) Washington Bldg., 15th and New Yak MADSON Managing Editor: GEORGE H. HARRISON Ave., N. W., Was) ington, D. C. 20005 Rangy firt a' a Newt Ma arms (monthly eacept (202, S47.9717) NORTH AMERICAN FAMILY CAMPERS lily and September), 1518 WaInvt St., ASSOCIATION. 76 State St., Boa 308, Philadelphia, Pa. 19102 (215, 7334036) NATURAL SCIENCE FOR YOUTH Newburyport, Mast. 01954 (617. Editorial Director: TRUDY DYE FOUNDATION. 145 E. 52nd St., N. Y., N. 4624455) FARRAND Y. 10022 (214 421-0732) (International organization of family campen Executive Editor: ROBERT L DUNNE (Established to stimulate, guide and assist with Pout -sided program of camper education, NOTE: Correspondence about personal or gift local communities in dcfelo^ment of natural campground development, conservation memberships, magazine delivery. change of science centers. junior Mineola, or trailside concern, and legislative atertnen. Seeks to address, etc. for NWF magazines should be museums, designed especially to meet the improve camping conditions, promote good directed to: Membership Seviett, 381 W. needs and inlereds of our children and outdoor manners, save as voice of, and foster Center Si.. Marion, Ohio 4330) youth fellowship among family campers.

29 Membership: 85.000) President: CORNELIUS RAY, JR. PLANNED PAREIITHOOD- -WORLD President: JOSEPH GRAVEUNE Executive Director: FRED B. LIFTON POPULATION, 515 Madison Ave., N.Y., International Conservation Committee Publications: Legislative Ledger:Facilities Facts N.Y. 10022 (212. 752 -2100) Chairman: J. KENNETH TAYLOR Nee/sten*, (Federated agency joining 166 affiliates in Executive Director: J. RICHARD Editor: RON STONE major cities throughout the U.S., which WILLIAMS sponsor medically supervised clinics providing Assistant Executive Director: BRYANT OUTDOOR WRITERS ASSOCIATION OF family planning information and services.) "RED" CHAPLIN AMERICA. INC.. Outdoors Bldg., President: ALAN F. GUITMACHER, M.D. Publication: Campfire Charier Columbia, Mo. 65201 (314, 442.3466) Vice Presidents: FREDERICK S. JAFFE, Editor: J. RICHARD WILLIAMS (We strive to improve ourselves in the art and NAOMI T. GRAY, JOHN S. media of our craft and to increase our SCANLAN NORTH AMERICAN GAME BREEDERS AND knowledge and understanding in supporting Chief Executive Officer: PAUL H. TODD, SHOOTING PRESERVE ASSOCIATION, the conservation of our natural resources. To JR. INC. this end we pledge ourselves to maintain the (To promote educational work and develop highest ethical standards in the exercise of our POPULATION COUNCIL 245 Park Ave., interest in game bird breeding and shooting craft. Membership: 1,500) N.Y., N.Y. 10017 (212, 687-8330) preserves (nonprofit); to afford a means of President: HOWARD GRAY, Seattle, (Performs and supports research on cooperation with the Federal and state Wash. contraceptive methods: sponsors educational governments in all matters of concern to the Vice Presidents: BODIE McDOWELL, programs and films.) industry; and to encourage study of the Greensboto, N. C.: BILL CLEDE, President: BERNARD BERELSON sciences connected with the live production. Hartford, Conn.; E. L. ROGERS, Vice President: SHELDON J. SEGAL, W. preparation for markets, and marketing of Columbia, Mo. PARKER MAULDIN game bird eggs and game birds.) Secretary- Treasurer: SETH L. MYERS, Publication: Studies in Famoty P;anning Chairman of the Board: LEE A. KIEFER, Sharon. Pa. E. Mountain Rd., R. D. 2, Hegins, Pa. Board of Directors: HURLEY CAMPBELL, Dia-Medical Div.. 66th St. and York Ave., 18947 Chairman: GEORGE BOLTON, ELGIN N.Y., N.Y. 10021 (212, 734-3580) President: JOHN M. MULUN, Arrowhead WHITE, HANK BRADSIIAW, SILL (Conducts research and publishes occasional Hunting and Conservation Club, Goose POTTER, WILBUR STITES, JAMES papers, including periodic bibliographies on Lake, Iowa 52750 (319, 577.2267) A. 0. CROWE, JIM fertility control.) Vice President: JAMES L LACEY, Box RUTHERFOORD, JOHN WARREN, Director: SHELDON J. SEGAL 122, R. R. 2, Wood lawn, Ill. 62898 JIM MARTIN, CHARLES CADIEUX, Assistant Director: CHRISTOPHER Secretary-Treasurer: J. R. HOWES, Dept. of BOB WITT, HARVEY DRYDEN, T1ETZE, M.D., 2 E. 103rd St., N.Y., Poultry Science, Texas AiLM University. JUDD COONEY, HENRY N.Y. 10029 (212, 8764257) Box 46, College Station, Tex. 77843 REYNOLDS, MILT ROSKO, HAL SWIGOVIT, BOB WHITAKER. POPULATION CRISIS COMMITTEE. 1730 K NORTH AMERICAN WILOUFE DEAN WOHLGEMUTH St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 (202. rOuNDATION, 709 Wire Bldg., National Affairs Director: E. BUDD 659-1833) Washington, D. C. 20005 (202, 347.1775) MARTER, ill,Beverly, N.J. (Mobilizes support for government programs (Helps to sponsor wildlife re-zarch through Executive Director and Editor: DON 0. to meet the challenge of *veld population cooperating organizations and investigations CULLIMORE growth by Increased research and public into other phases of natural resource initiative.) conservation, restoration, and management.) Honorary Chairman: WILLIAM H. President: ROBERT WINTHROP OYSTER INSTITUTE OF NORTH AMERICA. DRAPER, JR. Vice President: SETH GORDON THE, 22 Main St., Sayville, Long Island, National Chairman: JAMES W. Secretor': C. R. GUTERMUTH N. Y. 11782 (516, 919-2435) RIDDLEBERGER (Cooperates with Federal, state and municipal OPEN SPACE INSTITUTE. 145 E. 52nd St., authorities to protect, promote, and advance POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU. 1775 N. Y., N. Y. 10022 (212, 421-0752) shellfish industry; works to increase the use of Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington, (Nonprofit corporation assisting landoemers, these products, to improve the conditions D.C. 20036 (201, 232.2281) developers, civic groups, municipal tinder which the industry is carried on, and to (Disseminates facts on the site, composition conservation agencies and higher levels of collect and disseminate pertinent data relating and dynamics of the world's population and government to preserve open space through to the industry. Organized: 1904) analyzes the impact of these factors on the educational and field-consuking action President: CRANSTON MORGAN, W. F. quality of human fife.) programs. Organized: 1963) Horgan and Sons, Weems, Va. 22576 Chairman of the Board: RUFUS E. MILES, Chairman of the Board: RICHARD H. (103. 43S-2444) JR. POUGH Vice Presidents: GEORGE President: WILLIAM E. MORAN, JR. President: JAMES B. ROSS VANDERBOROH, JR., West Sayville, Senior Consultant: ROBERT C. COOK Vice President: CHARLES E. LITTLE N.Y.: JOSEPH M. JURIS1CH, New Executive biretta: NED C. SMITH Orleans, lo.: JOHN RAY NELSON, PRAIRIE CLUB, THE, Rm. 900, 2$ E. Jackson Operations Director: R. E. GALANTOWICZ Bon Smoot, Ala.: FRANKLIN P. Blvd., Chicago, III. 6004 (312, 922-1551) Publications Director: JOHN 0. MITCHELL McG1NNES, Irvington, Vs. (Organized for the promotion of outdoor Publication: Open Space Attt011 MIQOPIV Secretary-Tnosurer: MRS. DAVID It. recreation in the form of walks, outingt, WALLACE camping and canoeing: the establishment and OUTBOARD BOATING CLUB OF AMERICA. maintenance of permanent and temporary 333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. camps; and the encouragement of the love of 60601 (312, 263-71344) nature. Membership: 900: Incorporated 1911) (Activities include promotion of the interests PINCHOt INSTITUTE fOR CONSERVATION President EUGENE DISSETTE of those who use boats for fishing, water STUDIES. THE 1st Vice Resident CLAYTON II. SAUERS skiing, elvishly and other forms of water (Operated by the U. S. Forest Service. See 2nd Vice President: FLORENCE sports. Membership: 20,000; Organized: 1945) Page 6 ) KRAEMER

40 Secretary: ELSIE DEPPE operation.) SCIENTISTS' INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC Treasurer: ELSIE J. SPRETER Manager, Wildlife Management: CLARK G. INFORMATION,30 E. 68th St., N. Y., N. Publication:The Bulletin WEBSTER Y. 10021 (212, 2.19-2886) Editor: DORATHY S. KRUSE Assistant Manager: E. HUGH (To inspire and coordinate efforts of scientists GALBREATH to provice the public with understandable and RACHELCARSON TRUST FOR THE LIVING objective scientific information relevant to ENVIRONMENT, INC.,8940 Jones Mill RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE, INC..1755 major issues of public policy, particularly Rd., Washington, D. C. 20015 (301, Massachusetts Ave., N. W., Washington, problems of environmental conservation. 652-1877) D. C. 20036 (202, 462-4400) Organized: 1963) (To develop through research and education (Works to advance the development, Co-Chairmen: EDWARD L TATUM, an awareness of the contamination of the conservation, and use of natural resources Ph.D., The Rockefeller University; environment and to serve as a clearinghouse through research and education programs. BARRY COMMONER, Washington of Information on the ecology of the Some of its programs are carried on by the University environment for both scientists and laymen.) cential staff; others are supported by grants to President: RENE DUBOS, The Rockefeller President: JOHN L GEORGE, 4 Forestry outside nonprofit institutions. Organized: University 1310, Pennsylvania State University, 1932) Vice President: JULES HIRSCH, M.D., The University Park, Pa. 16802 (814, Chairman of the Board: IA I LLIAM S. Rockefeller University 865-9663) PALEY, Columbia Broadcasting System, Secretary: C. A. WILUAMS, JR., Ph.D., Vice President and Treasurer: WILUAM W. Inc., 51 W. 52nd St., N. Y., N. Y. The Rockefeller University WARNER, Assistant Secretary (Public President: JOSEPH L. FISHER Treasurer GERSON T. LESSER. M.D., Service), Smithsonian Institution, Vice President: MICHAEL F. BREWER New Yak University School of Medicine Washington, D. C. 20360 (202, 381.$655) Secretary-Treasurer: JOHN E. HERBERT Field Director: WALTER BOGAN Secretary: SHIRLEY A. BRIGGS, 7605 Director, Appraisals Div.: HANS H. Publication: Environment Honeywell U., Bethesda, Md. 20014 LANDSBERG Editor SHELDON NOVICK, 438N. (301, 657-8685) Director, Energy and Minerals Div.: SAM H. Skinker, St. Louis, Mo. 63130 Advisory Committee: HELMUT SCHURR BUECHNER, CLARENCE COTTAM, Director, Land Use and Management Div.: SIERRACLUB. 1050 Mills Tower, San F. RAYMOND FOSBERG, MARION CLAWSON Francisco, Calif. 94104 (415, 9814634) MALCOLM M. HARGRAVES, Director, Quality of the Environment (To explore, enjoy, and protect national ROBERT L RUDD Program Div.: ALLEN V. KNEESE scenic resources. With 29 chapters from coast Board of Directors: IRSTON R. BARNES, Director, publications Div.: HENRY to coast, the Club's nonprofit program WALTER BOGAN, PAUL BROOKS, JARRETT includes wilderness outings, white-water trips, DAVID BROWER, ROLAND Director, Regional and Urban Studies Div.: skiing, mountaineering, knapsacking, films, CLEMENT, RICHARD GOODWIN, LOW DON WING° exhibits, conferences. 14 huts and lodges, a MRS. VARNA LL JACOBS, ROBERT Director Water Resources Div.: CHARLES library, and publishing. Founded: 1892 by E. LIGHT, M. GRAHAM NETTING, W. HOWE John Muir) MARIE RODELL, MRS. J. LEWIS Other Directors: ROBERT 0. ANDERSON. Directors: PHILUP BERRY, President; SCOTT, THOMAS O. SCOTT, MRS. HARRISON S. BROWN, ERWIN D. EDGAR WAYBURN, M.D., Vice ROGER STEVENS, LLOYD SWIFT, CANHAM, EDWARD J. CLEARY, President; RAYMOND J. SHERWIN, UONEL A. WALFORD JOSEPH L. FISHER, LUTHER H. Secretary; CHARLES HUESTIS FOSTER, F. KENNETH HARE, Treasurer; RICHARD SILL 4th RAPTOR RESEARCH FOL NOATION, INC. CHARLES 1. HITCH. CHARLES P. Member, AUGUST FRUGE, 5th (Nonprofit corporation formed to stimulate, LUKE, EDWARD S. MASON, Member; ANSEL ADAMS, PAUL coordinate, direct and conduct research in the FRANK PACE, JR., EMANUEL R. BROOKS, PATRICK D. biology and management of birds of prey, and MORE, STAN1.EY H. GOLDSWO1 THY, RICHARD M. to promote a better pub& understanding and RUTTEN BERG, LAUREN K. SOTII, LEONARD, LUNA LEOPOLD, appreciation of the value of these birds. PETER F. WATZEK. GILBERT F. MAYNARD JAUNGER, IF., Founded: 1963) WHITE MARTIN LLION, LAURENCE T. President: BYRON E. HARRELL, I lorrotary Directors: HORACE M. MOSS, ELIOT PORTER, A1LUAM University of South Dakota. Vermillion, ALBRIGHT, REUBEN G. SIPA S. Dak. 57E09 (605, 677.5417) GUSTAVSON, HUGH L Chief r4 Staff an Conservation .7itectot: J. Vice President: DON ADOLPHSON, 2611 KEENLEYSIDE, LESLIE A. MILLER. MR HAEL h'cCLOSKEY Lawndale Dr., Rapid City, S. Dak. 57704 LAURANCE S. ROCKEFELLER, Cor'mlier:CL1E,--ORD RUDWN (603, 343.8565) JOHN W.VANDERWILT Pif.,1;:stkin: Sr!18Chb fivhetnt'' Secretary: GEORGE JONKEL Bureau of JAMES E. RAMSE Sport Fisheries and Wildife, 1848 Dakota RUFFEDGROUSE SOCIETY OFAMERICA. Ne 4sleIttr ream JULIE C NNON Ave , South, Hmon, S. Dak. 57350 (603, THE 352.8651, Ext. 284) (An association of dedicated ruffed grouse telonel Miens: Treasurer: DONALD V. HUNTER, JR., hunters, fostering. encouraging, and financing Fairbanks: ROBERT B. WEEDEN, Alaska Centerville, S. Dak. 57014 (605, 563-2842) -muchon Ow ruffed grouse, its eulogy and Conservation Representative, box 5-192, Ptibbcatien:Raptor Researen News habitat, the collection of all published Ccllege, Alaska 9,7 ' (907, 479.6664) Editors: DONA1.13 V. HUNTER,JR., material on Mt fine nativegamebird, and Los Angeles: 430 Millis Anditorivm BYRON E. HARRELL cooperation with all conservation *seems Bldg., Los Angeles,''If. 90013 (113. concerned. Membership: 400) 622.1885) REPAIROTOR FARMS, Chestertown, Md. President: GEORGE E. FORD, II Indian New York: BO W. 57th St., Ari.e 2017.N. 21620 (301, 771-1365) Spring la.,Rochester, N. Y. 14616 Y., N.Y. 10019 (212, 755-1580) (Operated by Remington Anna Co., Inc., Secretary andAssistant Treasurer DAVID Seattle: BROCK EVANS, Northwest One 1936 todemonstrate trough wise land W. JOHNSTON, Monterey, Va. 24465 ConservationRepresentative 4534-12 we how %Wife habitat can be improved in a Treasurer D. 0. DAMES, 213. University Way, N. E., Seattle, Wash. memo eompatibk with normal farm Washington Xi New Castle, Pa. 16101 91103 006, 6324137)

4S Washington. D. C.: W. LLOYD TUPUNG, use. Provides a common meeting ground for Foundation. The Program, one of work and Washington Conservation Representative, many specialized interests through an annual conservation education for youth, is aimxl at 235 Massachusetts Ave., N. E., meeting, 120 chapter affiliates, and the enlisting the voluntary services of Washington, D. C. 20002 (202, S47-1144) Journ,il of Soil and Water Conservation. conservation-minded students, high school, Membership: 13,000; Organized: 1941) college, and graduate men and women, to SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF President: ROBERT W. EIKLEBERRY, work and learn during their summer BIRDS OF PREY,Box 293, Pacific Soil Conservation Service, 134 S. 12th St., vacations. Membership: 650) Palisades, Calif. 90272 km.615, Lincoln, Nebr. 68508 Chairman of the Board: RALPH C. GLOCK (A private and independent national President Elect: EINAR L ROGET, P. O. President: MRS. E. C. TITUS conservation organization devoted solely to Box 2 Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87103 Vice Presidents: MRS. LeROY CLARK, increasing interest and understanding of birds (505, 24i-0311) JOHN BAKER, CONRAD L WIRTH of prey, and encouraging and promoting their Vice President: I. R. LREX R JOHNSTON, Secretary: MARTHA MUNZER protection on all continents. Cooperates with Agricultural Research Service, Bushland, Treasurer: MRS. EDWARD R. other similar organizations in working to Tex. (806, 376-5151) McPHERSON prevent the extinction of rare and endangered Treasurer: BYRON W. LODWICK, 5710 Falconiformes. Founded: 1966) Kingman Ave., Des Moines, Iowa 503" THORNE ECOLOGICAL FOUNDATION, 1229 President: J. RICHARD HILTON, 1429 N. Executive Director: II. WAYNE University Blvd., Boulder, Colo. 80302 Amalfi Dr., Pacific Palisades, Calif. PRITCHARD (303, 443-4480) 90272 (213, 454-0293) Administrative Assistant: LARRY D. DAVIS (A private, tax-exempt corporation devoted to Vice President: PHILIP 0. SMITH, Reed Publication: Journal of Soot and Wary increasing man's understanding and College, P. O. Box 1090, Portland, Ore. Consorvation utilization of the principles of ecology. Its 97202 Editor: MAX SCHNEPF Aspen Center for Environmental Studies Director: PATRICK KING, 12018 Coyne, offers leaders intensive seminars in ecology; Los Angeles, Calif. 90049 (213, 472-7242) SPORT FISHERY RESEARCH FOUNDATION, its Junior Natural Science Schools offer Publication Secretary: PATSY WADE Suite 503, 719 13th St.. N. W., young people a variety of outdoor Publication: The Caafornia Condor Washin:ton, D. C. 20005 (202, 737-2145) experiences; its Environmental Design (To help finance the vaduste-level training of Systems Laboratory provides derision-making SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS, 1010 promising fishery scientists and to support groups with workable alternatives to 16th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 20006 research in the sport fishery resource field. unplanned environment. Founded: 1932) (202, 296.7820 Organized: 1962) President: OAKLEIGH THORNE, II (Serves to represent, advance, and protect the President. CASS S. HOUGH, Rogers, Ark. Vice President: BEATRICE E. WILLARD interests and standards of the profession of Vice President: RICHARD H. STROUD Secretary- Treasurer. SH ERMAN PEALE forestry; to provide a medium of exchange of Secretary: ROBERT 0. MARTIN professional thought; and to promote the Treasurer: PHILIP A. DOUGLAS TRAILPINDERS. INC., P. 0. Box 716, science, practice, and standards of forestry in Banning, Calif. 92220 America, through the united efforts of its SPORT FISHING INSTITUTE, Suite 503, 719 (To provide education pertaining to life membership of professional fore.ters. 13th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 20003 outdoors, including the conservation and Membership: 17.000; Organized 1900) (202, 737-0668) preservation of out natural resources, President: W. D. HAGENSTEIN, Industrial (Works to improve sport fishing through fish particularly that of wild life and places of Forestry Association, 1410 S. W. conservation research, education and service; natural beauty and of scientific value. Morrison St., Portland, Ore. 97203 helps 'shorten the time between bites'for Instructs youth groups in outdoor and Viet President: KENNETH P. DAVIS, America's anglers by ass:sting fish conservation education. Membership: 525; School of Forestry, Yale University, New conservationists In developing new and Founded: 1914) Haven, Conn. 06511 improved fishery research and management President: HARRY C. JAMES Executive Secretary and Editoe in Chkf: H. Programs designed to protect and enhance Vice President: CLIFFORD STEWART R. OLASCOCK. JR. vital fishery resources. Incorporated: 1949) TINSMAN PubScat:in: Awns*, of fa/wry President: H. O. SHAKESPEARE., Secretary-Treasurer GRACE CLIFFORD Kalamazoo, Mkh. JAMES SOCIETY OP TYMPANUCHUS CUPIDO Vice Residents: A. OITTLESON, Hicksville, PINNATUS LTD, 611 E. Wisconsin Ave.. N. Y.; H. F. LARSON, Milwaukee, TROUT UNLIMITED. 5850 F. Jewell Ave., P. O. Box 1156, Milwaukee. Wit. 53201 Wis.; A. R. BENSON, East Berlin, Denver, Cob. 50222 (303, 757.7144) (414, 272-6200) Cons. (A nonprofit, nonpolitical, ( Nonprofit regulation dedicated to a:. Executive Via President: RICHARD H. conservation - minded membership rcese. elation of the Prairie Chicken. Habitat STROUD organization, formed to preserve clear waters acquired to date: 6.200 saes. Membership: Assistant Executive Vice President: ROBERT and to perpetuate and improve high-q.ndity 1,100; Organized: 1961) G. MARTIN fishing by supporting and encouragine laws, President: WILUS G. SULLIVAN (414, Executive Secretary: PHILIP A. DOUGLAS regulations, research programs, and voluntary 272-6200) Treasurer: T. C. LUND, Kansas Cdr. Mo. actions for the pose management of water Secretary: FRANK J. PEUSEK, 626 E. Prblicatioo:SFrevivon and trout populatims, based upon biosogical Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 53202 Editor: RICHARD H. STROUD and synecological facts. Founder): 1951) (414, 271-65(0) Chairman of the Board: GEORGE A. Treasurer: JOHN S. BEST, 626 E. Wisconsin STUDENT CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION. GRIFFITH, Star RI, Grayling. Mich. A e., Milwaukee, Wis. 53202 (114, INC Sagamote Hill National Historic Honorary Chairman of the Board: r ^. .11/ 271-6560) Site. Oyster Bay, L I, N. Y. 11771 (316, K. BOVEY, Box 67, Ctselensfor 4 ass PobScation: Saes 92:4750) President: ELLIOTT DONS ELLE'; 2I3 (This nonprofit membership corporation S. Park Way, Chicago, In. 60611. SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OP conducts and c( Oates the STUDENT 1st Vice President: JOHN R. SPEN. AMERICA. 7515 N. E. Ankeny Rd., CONSERVATION PROGRAM in 1124 Front St, Traverse City, k Ankeny, Iowa 50021 (515, 2661321) cooperation wit f the National Park Service, 2nd Vice President RICHARD BU' (To adva t the science and art of good land U. S. Forest Service, and the Merck Forest Dublin Rd , Hancock, /:. H.

41 Secretary-Treasurer: BRUCE E. DINES, Executive Secretary: ROBERT A. CANHAM NADEL First National Bank, P. 0. Box 5808, Treasurer: FRANK H. MILLER Operations Manager: VIRGINIA C. Denver, Colo. 80217 Publication: Journal Water Pollution Control CARNEY Executive Director: R. P. VAN Federation Wilderness Consultants: MARGARET E. GY TEN BEEK MURIE, Moos. Wyo. (and 1000 8th Washington Representative: R. A. KOTRLA, WELDER WILDLIFE FOUNDATION, P. 0. Ave., Aut. A90e, Seattle, Wash. 98104); 3021 Cleveland Ave., N. W., Box 1400, Sinton, Tex. 78387 ERNESP M. D1CKERMAN, 7105 Washington. D. C. 20008 (202, 332.2144) (Established by the will of the late Rob Rockingham Dr., Knoxville, Tenn. 37919; Publication: Trout Magazine Welder, the Foundation is dedicated to the ARTHUR T. WRIGHT, 213 Editor: ALVIN R. GROVE, 737 S. Sparks cause of conservation through research and Commonwealth Ave., Alexandria, Va. St., State College, Pa. 16801 (814, education in wildlife and closely related 22301; WALTER BOARDMAN, 3001 238-6289) fields. Operates through a small staff, and Veazy Ter., Washington, D. C. 20008 research fellowships to graduate students: Publication: The Living Midwives TRUSTEES FOR CONSERVATION. 251 sponsors selected publications. Founded: Editor: MICHAEL NADEL Kearny St., San Francisco, Calif. 94108 1954) (415, 392-2838); 235 Massachusetts Ave., Director: CLARENCE COTTAM (512, Western Regional Office. 5850 E. Jewell Ave., N. E., Washington, D. C. 20002 (202, 364-3369) Denver, Cob. 80222 (303, 757.2518) 547.1144) Assistant Director: W. CALEB GLAZENER Director of Field Services: CLIFTON R. (To secure support of the peopk and the (364-3379) MERRIrr Government in preservation of national parks Field Representative: W. F. NORTON and monuments, wildlife and wilderness areas. WHOOPING CRANE CONSERVATION Organized: 1954) ASSOCIATION, INC, R. R. I, Box 323, WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE, 709 President: PAUL BROOKS, Houghton Kula, Maui, Hai aii 96790 Wire Bldg., Washington, D. C. 20005 Mifflin Publishing Co., 2 Park St., (A scientific and edwational organization, (202, 347.1774) Boston, Mass. 02108 international in scope, working to prevent the (National, nonprofit, private, membership Vice Presidents: HAROLD E. CROWE, extinction of the whooping crane. Members: organization, supported by industries, groups, M.D., 635 S. Westlake Ave., Los 200) and indivi"uals, promoting better use of Angeles, Calif. 90057; THOMAS H. President: F. G. BARD, Museum of Natural natural rest woes foe the welfare of the JUKES, 170 Arlington Ave., BetkeeY, History, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Nation.) Calif. 94707; MRS. RUSSELL VARIAN, Vice President: KENTON C. LINT, San President: DANIEL A. POOLE 10114 Crescent Rd., Cupertino, Calif. Diego Zoological Society, San Diego, Vice President: C. R. GUTERMUTH 95014 Calif. 92104 Publications Director: 1. G. TREFETHEN Secretary: GEORGE L COLLINS, P. O. Secretary: JEROME f PRATT Box 295, Ross, Calif. 94957 (415, Board of Trustees: JEAN DELACOUR, N. Field Representatives: 461-0229) . Y., N. V.: WILLIAM S. HUEY, Santa Northeast: PHILIP BARSKE, 200 Audubon Executive Secretary: WILLIAM J. LOP' Fe, N. Mex.; and the above-listed officers. La., Fairfield, Conn. 06430 Treasurer: LEWIS F. CLARK, 1349 Bay St.. Publication: Gars American. Southeast: LEONARD LI. FOOTE, 380 Alameda, Calif. 94502 (415, 522.1650) Maple Ave., Marietta, Ga. 30060 MO ANIMAL PROPAGATION TRUST, South Central: WILLIAM! 1. ALLEN, P. 0. U. S. TROUT FARMERS ASSOCIATION, 67 Ogkbay Park, Wheeling, W. Va. 26o03 Box 1143, Hot Springs, Ark. 71902 W. 9000 South, Sandy, Utah 84070 (801, (304, 242.21E0) (Organized: 1963) North Central: LAURENCE R. JAHN, 129 235-0228) (Membership: 2,000) President. THEODORE H. REED, DNA., Juneau St., Hoek-on. Wis. 53032 President: BOB COREY, Rt. 3, Box 282C, Director, National Zoological Park, Northwest. WILLIAM B. MORSE, 1617 N. Montrose, Cob. Washington. D. C. E. Bruce St., Portland, Ore. 97212 Vice Resident: JAY ROUNDHOUSE, 5130 Vice President: DON G. DAVIS, Director, E. 0 Ave., R.R.2, Kalamazoo, Mich. Cheyenne Mitintain Zoological Park, WILDLIFE RESTORATION, INC, 17 W. 60th Sea etary: KEITH BROWN. Red Btu% Colorado Springs, Cob. St., N. Y., N. Y. 10323 (212, 245-4932) Calif. Executive Secretary: MARGARET A. (A nonprofit membership organization Treasure,: TED EASTMAN, Box 106, %hi, DANKWORTH established to testae and 'perpetuate game Idaho birds, animals and fish on the North Manager: BARBARA W. ROBINSON WILDERNESS 143CtETY, THE. 729 15th St., American Continent; to maintain sanctuaries Publication: America, Ashes Magazine N.W., Was 'leier, D.C. 20005 (202, foe wildlife; to encourage and assist Editor: CLAY M. ROBINSON 347-4132) educational research. Organized: 1946) (National conk ration mutilation, formed President: HOWARD ANNIN WATEA POLLUTION CONTROL to secure preset.,ation el wilderness, carry on Executive Vic.. President: HARRY ETZEL FEDERATION, 3900 Wisconsin Me., N. an edusitional ',foram concerning the yew Fitecutive Secretary: AMOS L HORST W., Washington, D. C. 20016 (202, of wilderness a01 how it may best be used Treasurer: M. E. TASCHE 362 -4100) and preserved in the public interest, make and (Di voted to advarkementasf fundament,' an' encourage scientific studies of wilderness, and WILDLIFE SOCIETY. THE. Suite 5.176, 3900 pre tical knowledge mice' ging the natur mobilize cooperation in resisting its invasion. Wisconsin Ave., N. W., Washington, D. toll ction, treatm ahl iisPosil of Membstaip: 40.000: Organized: 1935) C. 20016 (202, 363-2435) dom -stir and Inds al v s. a waters, and the President: SIGURD P. OLSON, Ely, Minn. (Association fot those peofessionalty desi's 1, cosstructk spa. on, and 55731 employed in the biological or related fields of management of fa lc: these purpose . Vice President- EDWARD H. IfiLLIARD. wildlife conservation. Aims to establish and Com loud of indel lent t. gional. state, JR. maintain the highest possible professional othes orgatitationt; is° stye these Swami: MICHAEL NADEL standards; to develop wildlife conservation objet ins. Menthe -1 p: 16 CO) Treasurer: ERNEST S. GRIFFITH and management along sound biological lines, Presi ent: JOSEP1 .3 HA': LON Executive Directr t: STEWART M. and to prepare and disseminate information PresiAen. P feet: AI I VONDR1Ci BRANDBOP.0 to effect these ends. Membership: 6,3013: Vice Presirlent JO ,4:111 I. LAGNESE, Assistant Executive Director. MICHAEL Organized: 1937)

43 President: EDWARD L KOZICKY, Region 5 (Southwest): ROBERT A. ROCKWELL, 6831 Alden Dr., Union Conservation Dept., Winchester-Western JANTZEN, Director, Arizona Game Lake, Mich 48085 Div., Eat. 11233) And Fish Department, State Office Bldg., National Conservation Chairman: MISS. OLIN, East Aka), III.62024 (618, 259-7311, Phoenix, Ariz. 85007 (602, 271.4786) CHARLES S. ROBERTS, Box 204, President Elect: RAYMOND F. Region 6 (Northwest): HUGH HARPER, Valencia, Pa. 16059 DASMANN, Conservation Foundation, 1101 N. 23rd St., Boise, Idaho 83702 (208, National Legislative Chairman: MRS. 1250 Connecticut Ave., N. W., 342-2711) FRANK BALL, 4327 N. 17th Si., Washington, D. C. 20036 (202, 659.2180) Region 7 (Inter-Mountain): HAROLD Arlington, Va. 22207 (703, 522-3250) Vice President: FREDERIC H. WAGNER, STEINHOFF, Dept. of Fish And Dept. of Wildlife Resources, Utah State Wildlife Biology, Colorado State WORLD WILDLIFE FUND, Suite 728, 910 17th University, Logan, Utah 84321 (801, University, Ft. Collins, Cob. 80521 (303, St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 20009 732-4103, Ext. 389) 491-6597) (202, 296-0422) Executiye Director FRED 0. EVENDEN Region 8 (Far West): HOWARD R. (Private, tax-exempt organization, Publications: Journal of 1410kla Manegenwerts LEACH, 3828 French Ave., Sacramento, endeavoring to advance programs to save KO Ole Seeley News Calif. 95821 (915, 489.1618) world's rare and vanishing species. Makes grants to existing agencies, such as game and Regional ReptmentatIves: WILSON ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY park departments, for surveys, habitat, or Region 1 (Northeast): MALCOLM W. (Membership: 1,700; Organized: 1888) protection; through an international office in COULTER, 250 Forest Resources Bldg., Secretary: JEFF SWINEBROAD, 8728 Swiuuland provides coordination of projects, University of Maine, Orono, Me. 04473 Omen Ii., Laurel, Md. 20810 and of the 12 national appeals in countries (207, 866-7386) throughout the world. Membership: 35,000: Region 2 (Southeast): HAROLD F. WOMAN'S NATIONAL FARM AND GARDEN Established: 1961) WARVEL, Assistant Director, Tennessee ASSO NATION Chairman: JOHN D. MURCHISON, Game and Fish Commission, Box 9400, Presidtht: MRS. DAVID B. BUERGER, Partner of Murchison Brothers Ellington Agricultural Ctr., Nashville, 3000 McCully Rd., Allison Park, Pa. President:1RA N. GABRIELSON, Tenn. 37220 (615, 741.7431) 15101 President, Wildlife Management Institute Region 3 (North Central): C. D. BESADNY, Recording Secretary: MRS. JACK F. Secretary: KERMIT ROOSEVELT, Department of Natural Resources, Box EH UNGER, 4933 Lakeshore Rd., Port President, Kermit Roosevelt & 450, Madison, Wis. (108, 266-1327) Huron, Mich. 48060 Associates, Inc. Region 4 (Great Plains): PAUL F. Corresponding Secretary: MRS. JOHN N. Treasurer: C. R. OUTERMUTH, Secretary, SPRINGER, Assistant Director, MAY, JR., 49 rule Grove Ave.. North American Wildlife Foundation Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Summit, N.J. 07901 Executive Director: HERBERT H. MILLS Center, Jamestown, N. Dak. 58401 (701, Interim Treasurer and Registrar of Associate Director. KAY PARTNEY 252-3363) Memberships: MRS. PARKER LAUTMAN

44 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

APPALACHIAN HIGHLANDS ASSOCIATION, legislative or regulatory changes for Vice Presidents: ALBERTO BOCKH, INC., 1428 RI. 23, Wayne, N.J. 07470 improving and standardizing law enforcement, Valencia, Venezuela; ARTHUR E. (201, 694-0800) and encourage the highest possible standards DAMMANN, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin President: WALTER H. GARDNER, JR. and practices of law enforcement among Islands Vice President: HERBERT J. FA BKICANT member organizations. Organized: 1944) General Secretary: ALISTER HIY,HES, A. Secretary: SYLVIA ERBER President: HAROLD lf. SPITZER, Chief, Norris Hughes & Sons, Hali.ax St., St. Treasurer: GEORGE M. ZOEBELEIN Enforcement Div., State Game and Fish George's, Grenada, West Indies Department, 103-12 S. Third St., Treasurer: D. LLOYD MATHESON. APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB, S Joy St., Bismarck, N.Dak. 58'01 Basseterre, St. Kitts, West Indies Boston, Mass. 02108 (617, 523-0636) Vice President: JIM GAGE, Chief, Law (Sponsors program of recreational service in Enforcement, Department of Lands and CONNECTICUT RIVER WATERSHED the northeastern mountains, including trail Forests, 283 Kerrybrook Dr., Richmond COUNCIL INC, 497 Main St., Box 89, and shelter maintenance ir eight states, Hill, Ontario, Canada Greenfield, Mass. 01301 (413, 773-5979) publishing guidebooks and maps, operation of SecretaryTreasuret: TYLER C. (A nonprofit organization working for public but system, and a varied HENDRICKSON, Pilot-Game Warden, conservation, pollution abatement, adequate activity program for members and State Game and Fish Department, 1422 water supplies, flood control, recreation, and nonmembers. Membership: 13,000; Founded: N. 21st St., Bismarck, N.Dak. wildlife preservation throughout the 11,260 1876) square-osiir river basin in Vermont, New President: GARDNER W. MOULTON AUDUBON NATURALIST SOCIETY OF THE Hampshire, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Vice Presidents: TIMOTHY N. BUFFUM, CENTRAL ATLANTIC STATES. INC, 8940 Membership includes private citizens, JOHN C. PERRY Jones Mill Rd., Washington, D.C. 20015 commercial concerns, and conservation Secretary: WILLIAM A. KING (301, 652-9188) organizations. Established: 1952) Treasurer: JOHN W. NEWTON (Dedicated to conservation activities, President: ELLSWORTH S. ORANT, West Executive Director: C. F. BELCHER environmental education, and to the increase Hartford, Conn. Assistant to Executive Director: THOMAS S. of public understanding of natsral history and Vice Presidents: CARTER W. ATKINS, DEANS the basic importance of preserving and Simsbury, Conn.; HOWARD F. R. Director of Development: KENNETH C. renewing natural resources. Founded: 1897) MASON, JR., Russell, Mass.: ROGER PARKER Chairman of the Board: WILLIAM C. W. HUNT, Keene, N.H.; RICHARD Huts Manager: BRUCE P. SLOAT, GRAYSON M. BRETT, Woodstock, Vt. finkham Notch Camp, Gorham, N.H. President: WILLIAM D. BLAIR, JR. Treasurer: RALPH E. DAY, South Hadley, 03581 (603, 4663994) Vice President, Conservation: FRANCIS T. Mass. Publications: Appeticha,Appe whir bulletin CHRISTY, JR. Assistant Treasurer: WALTER N. Vice President, Field Activities: DEAN MORRISON, West Hartford, Conn. APPALACHIAN TRAIL CONFERENCE, 1718 WEBER Executive Director and Secretary: N St.. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 Vice President, Program: WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER PERCY (Coordinates maintenance, preservation, and WOODWORTH Associate Executive Director: TERRY A. general welfare of the Appalachian Trail, a Recording Secretary: MRS. V. L ROBERTS BLUNT 2000 -mile wilderness footpath generally Treasure:: CHARLES G. MACKALL, JR. Publication:Ma VaryNewstenet following the crest of the Appalachian Executive Director: GERALD SCHNEIDER Editor: CHARLES E. REICHE Mountains from Maine to Georgia. Prepares Voice of the Naturalist (652.3295) and distributes trail guidebooks and other Publication:Atlantic Nowaest CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION. INC, user information.) One Court S4, Rm. 87, Boston, Mass. Chairman: STANLEY A. MURRAY, 4406 CARIBBEAN CONSERVATION 02108 (617, 323-4828) Mitchell Rd., Kingsport, Tenn. 37664 ASSOCIATION, care of Caribbean (A nonprofit organization, serving New (615, 2462111, Ext. 2438) Research Institute, College of the Virgin England asclearing house for legal Vice Chairmen: THOMAS H. CAMPBELL, Islands, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands conservation information and as a consultant 3521 Richards Blvd., S.W., Roanoke, Va. 00801 for other conservation organizations, citizen 240111; SAMUEL N. WILKINSON. 2 (Ascertains and coordinates the conservation groups, and individuals. Promotes the use of Burton La., Denville, N.J. 07834; needs of the area, encourages the creation of law, including law suits,legal research, ARTHUR R. KOERBER. 107 Brighton national and other conservation organizations publications and forums, for the wise use and Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 in each island and country, and helps to foster conservation of natural resources. Organized: Secretary: RAYMOND P. GINGRICH in the people of the Caribbean a greater 1966) Executive Secretary: LESTER L HOLMES awareness of the value of their natural and President: ARNOLD W. HUNNEWELL, Immure: SADYE GILLER cultural resources. Founded: 1967) JR. Publication: ApprOehan hoorayNaws President: EDWARD L TOWLE, Director, Vice President: STEPHEN F. ELLS Editor: FLORENCE NICHOL Caribbean Research Institute, College of Treasurer: JAMES B. MOSELEY the Virgin Islands, St. Thomas, U. S. Executive Director: BENJAMIN W. 'NASON ASSOCIATION Of MIDWEST fISH AND Virgin Islands 00801 (809, 174-1252. Ext. Assistant Director: OAKES A. PLIMPTON DAME LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS 223) (To promote law enforcement cooperation Executive Vice President: CAR!. A. DESERT PROTECTIVE COUNCIL INC, THE. among members, develop efficient cooperative CARLOZZI, Dept. of Forestry and P.O. Box 33, Bantling, Calif. 92220 law enlacement radices, establish a Wildlife Management, University of (To safeguard by wise and reverent use those medium for disseminating information Massachusetts, Amherst, Mass. 01003 desert areas that are of unique tank, relating to illegal game law ptacticts, devise (413, 545-0111, Eat. 2758)

46 scientric, historical, spiritual, and 42nd St., N.Y., N.Y. 10017 Corp., Equitable Bldg.. Portland, Ore. recreational value; to educate children and Vice President: ALBERT ERNEST, JR., 923 97204 adults to better understanding of the desert so Florida National Bank Bldg., Assistant Secretary and Chief Forester: N. E. that it may be preserved. Organized: 1954) Jacksonville, Fla. 32201 BJORK LUND President: HENRY M. WEBER, M.D., P.O. Regional Vice Presidents: ARTHUR W. Treasurer: W. L ROBINSON, Longview Box 227, La Quints, Calif. 92253 NELSON, /R., Hamilton, Ohio; T. W. Fibre Co., Longview, Wash. 98632 Vice President: TASKER EDMISTON, 5502 EARLE, Augusta, Ga.; FRANK W. Mark land Dr., Los Angeles, Calif. 90022 BENNETT, Baton Rouge, La.; INLAND BIRD BANDING ASSOCIATION Secretary: MRS. JOHN C. DENGLER, HERMAN E. BAGGENSTOSS, Tracy (Promotes cooperation among its members P.O. Box 24, Rancho Mirage, Calif. City, Tenn. and other organizations, with state, Federal, 92270 Executive Director: J. WALTER MYERS, or other official- or individuals engaged in Treasurer: JANE S. PINHEIRO, P.O. Box JR. bird banding or other scientific work with 3404, Quar: MI, Calif. 93534 Publications: Forest farmer:forest Fanner birds; informs the public of the purposes and Executive Director: ROBERT G. BEAR, M. war results secured by banding. Organized: 1929) 847C Cherry Ave., Beaumont, Calif. Editor: J. WALTER MYERS, JR. President: ROY LUKES, Box 152, Bailey's 92223 Harbor, Wis. 54202 Publication: &arts,* Newsktner FRIENDS OF THE WILDERNESS, 3515 E. Vice Presidents: BERNARD Editor: RANDALL HENDERSON Fourth St., Driuth, Minn. 55804 BROUCHOUD, Manituwoc, Ms.; (A nonprofit conservation organization, FRED CRUZEN, Mthmapolis, Minn.; EASTERN FEDERATION OF coordinating volunteer efforts of thousands of PETER DRINO, Willow Springs, Ill.; MINERALOGICAL AND LAPIDARY individuals and hundreds of organizations to HOMc.R RINEHART, Marshalltown, SOCIETIES, INC. preserve the wilderness character of the tows; NORMAN SLOAN, Houghton, (To educate people in the earth sciences, and Boundary Waters Canoe Area of the Superior. Mich. to teach the conservation of our natural National Forest. Organized: 1949) Secretary: MRS. JOHN LUESHEN, R.F.D. mineral resources. Organized: 1950) President: ERNEST C. OBERHOLTZER, 2, Wisner, Nebr. 68791 (402, 529-6679) President: FREDERICK KRAISSL, JR.,. Ranier. Mine. 56668 Treasurer: DONALD 0. VARNER. 315 Williams Ave., Hackensack, N.J. 1st Vice President: WESLEY LI BBEY, Morrisonvilk, III. 07604 Grand Rapids, Minn. 55744 Editor: LARRY HOOD, P.O. Box 478, Vice Presidents: GRACE DEARBORN, 146 2nd Vice President: ROBERT C. Laurel, Md. 20810 Lincoln St., Newton Highlands, Mass. MUELLER. Minneapolis, Minn. 55405 02161; S. DOYLE BLALOCK. Rt. 7, Associate Vice President and Editorial Boa 5-A, Link Rod, Miss. 39337 Director. HERBERT L. MUELLER, Secretary: VERNON WERTZ, 9707 Minneapolis, Minn. 35403 LAKE ERIE CLEANUP COMMITTEE. INC, Sutherland Rd.. Silver Spring, Md. 20901 Executive SecretaryTreasiter: WILLIAM H. 3003 Ilth St., Monroe, Mich. 48161 (301, 589-6331) MAGIE (218, 724.7227) (To stop pollution of Lake Erie and of all Treasurer: CARL KROTKI, 140 W. End Legal Advisor: DOUGLAS M. MeMILLAN, fresh water lakes and streams and to convince Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10023 St. Paul, Minn. the public of the need foe greater pollution Corresponding Editor. RUTH C. WER17., controls. Membership includes representatives 9707 Sutherland Rd.. Silver Spring, Md. HAWK MOUNTAIN SANCTUARY of Michigan and Ohio citizen groups. 20931 ASSOCIATION, Rt. 2, Kempton, Pa. Organized: 1959) 19529 (213, 736.3431) President: JOHN CHASCSA, 3561 Brewster FEDERATION OF WESTERN OUTDOOR (Works to establish and maintain preserves Rd., Dearborn, Mkh. 41120 (313, CLUBS for the conrervation and protection of wildlife 146-7986) (Forty-dam clubs banded foe mutual service and to provide means foe educating the public Vice Presideet C. W. 1"ED and promotion of the proper use, enjoyment. in concerning wildlife. Founded: HOFFMAN, 715 Smith St., Monroe, and protection of America's scenic, 134)9matters Mich. 41161 (313, 241-3282) wilderness, and outdoor recreation'MUMS. President: JOSEPH WILLIAM TAYLOR Secretary; IRENE F1NCK, 3003 11th Organized: 1912) Vice President: FRANCES J. TREMBLEY Monroe, Mich. 41161 (313, 242.3579) President: FRANK FICKEISEN, 5436 Secretary: PETER EDGE Treasurer: LAWRENCE LI EBOLD, 411 133RD Ave., S.E., Bellevue, Wash. 91004 Treasurer MRS. LAURENCE Arbor St.. Monroe, Mich. 48161 (31), Seceder BETTY MIRES, Box 2067, FENNINGER 241.1137) Carmel, Calif. 91921 Curator ALEXANDER C. NAGY Northeast Conservation Representative: BROCK EVANS, 4534 -34 University INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. MIDATLANTIC COUNCIL OF WATERSHED Way, N.E. Seattle, Wash. 91105 1410 S.W. Morrison St., Portland, Ore. ASSOCIATIONS. P.O. Boa 111, Pubbcation: Western Conservation Weis 97205 (501, 222-9500 Pennington, N.J. 08334 Editor: GRACE KENT, 1009 Brooklyn (Promotes forestry on private and public (Promotes exchange of ideas on citizen Ave., N.E., Seattle, Wash. 91113 lands throughout boughs Er region of watershed association activities and advises western Oregon and western Washington. any group wishing to start a new watershed FOREST FARMERS ASSOCIATION Founded Tree Farm movement in U.S. in association) COOPERATIVE, Suite 650, 1373 Peachtree 1941 and sponsors it throughout the region. President: PAUL M. VanWEGEN, Boa 171, St, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 10309 (401. Organized: 1934) Pennington, N.J. 08534 (609, 4663100) 192-3131) Resident: R. E. JOHNSON, West Tacoma Vice President: MRS. ROBERT LECHNER. (Nonprofit forestry organization of Newsprint Co., Rot W, Steilacom, P.O. Boa 3192, Clinton, N.J. 08109 (:01, timberland owners, primarily small onsets. In Wash. 9113111 -112-4150) . 15 southern states seeking to give private Vice Resident: F. H. STEWART, Bohemia Secretary: PETER F. BUELL, P.O. Boa timber owners and related interests a greater Lambe, Co., Inc.. Culp Creek, Ore. 91411 5192, Clinton, N.J. 05109 voice in matte; affecting their business. betel* Vice Resident W. b. Treasater. THOMAS DOLAN, IV, 413 Organized: 1941) HAOENSTEIN Bethlehem like, Fort Washington, Pa. President. 0. 0. TRACZEW1TZ, 220 E. Secretary: R. L JOHNSON. GeraisPacific 19014 (215. 6461166)

Mk NEW ENGLAND ADVISORY BOARD FOR St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201 08625 FISH AND GAME PROBLEMS Directors: HARRY F. NEES, Hopewell Secretary-Treasurer: PAUL J. BENOIT, (Works to create and maintain closer Junction, N.Y.; MEYER KUKLE, Bureau of Law Enforcement and Field coordination among sportsmen of New Dumont, N.J.; CAROLYN C. MEYER, Services, Conservation Dept. Bldg., England; promote better hunting and fishing; Fair Lawn, N.J.; LAVERNE R. Albany, N.Y. 12226 cooperate with conservation departments, THOMPSON, N.Y., N.Y.; SAMUEL state and Federal; and confer and advise them WILKINSON, Deririlk, NORTHEASTERN BIRDSANDING of the wishes of the sportsman in all matters Chairman, Conservation Committee: JOHN ASSOCIATION. INC. to improve conservation, hunting, fishing, and A. DANIELSEN, 4716 163 St., Flushing, (To promote the study of birds and their recreation. Organized: 1951) N.Y. 11358 habits, especially by means of bird-banding, Chairman: ".!.. W. RICHARDS. School St., Chairman, Membership Cornmittx: and dissemination of the information obtained Marlborough, N.H. 03455 SAMUEL N. WILKINSON, 2 Bu: .on from this study. Organized: 1922) Vice Chairman: DENNIS F. T. La., Deavilk, N.J. 07834 President: JAMES BAIRD, Massachusetts McCARTHY, R.F.D. 2, North Chairman, Trails Committee: ARTHUR G. Audubon Society, Lincoln, Mass. 01773 Kingstown, 8.1. 02852 BEACH, Hartsdale, N.Y. Vice President JAMES 0. SEAMAFIS. Secretary-Treasurer: ROBERT C. HILL, 10 Publication: Trail Walker Monument St., Concord, Mass. 017,02 Moore land Ave., Concord, N.H. 03301 Editor: ANNE HOPKINS Secretary: DLBORAH V. HOWARD, Massachusetts Audubon Society, Lincoln, NEW ENGLAND FORESTRY FOUNDATION, NORTH CENT' At AUDUBON COUNCIL 336 Mass. 01773 INC.. One Court St., Boston, Mass. 02108 La Phu!: St., Green Bay, Wis. 54302 (414, Treasurer: MRS. JAMES R. DOWNS, (517, 742-5586) 432-I189) South Londonderry, Vt. 05155 (A nonprofit organization for the practical, (To provide an earl Inge of ideas and Publication: ('Ed- Banding scientific management of private woodlands programs, to strengthen organizations in the Editor: E. ALEXANDER BERGSTROM, throughout New Englund, with emphasis on area served, to promote better use of our 37 Old Brook Rd., West Hartford, Conn. small ownerships and private efforts to solve natural resources, to promote conservation 06117 the small woodland owner's problems. With ðnics, especially among youth, and to POTOMAC BASIN CENTER. 1250 15 full-time foresters in four states, the advance public understanding in ecology. Connecticut Ave.. N.W., Washington, Foundation has handled sales for 225 million Founded: 1965) D.C. 20036 (202, 293-1140) board feet and has placed under active President: JAMES ZIMMERMAN, 2114 (A center for information on Potomac water management over half a million acres.) Van Hise Ave., Madison, Wis. 53705 and related land resources. Established: 1967) President: FARNHAM W. SMITH 1st Vice President: ROSEMARY Esevitive Director: POSERT T. DENNIS Vice President: JAMES J. STORROW CARLSON, 8733 W. Rawson Ave.. Secretary-Treasurer: JOHN T. HEMENWAY Franklin, Wis. 53132 RESOURCES ADVISORY BOARD, Chief Forester: G. C. KNICKERBOCKER 2nd Vice President: PRESTON DAVIES, SOUTHEAST RIVER BASINS. Rm. 402, 1631 Grove Air., Highland Park, III. Walton Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 30303 (404, NEW ENOIAND OUTDOOR WRITERS' 60033 522.9963) ASSOCIATION Secretary-Treasurer: MRS. MICHAEL (Interstate agency primarily engaged in (To encourage harmonious relations among STENCIL coordination and development of water and sportsmen; to promote and encourage the related land resources for beneficial and conservation and use of natural resources; to NORTHEAST ASSOCIATION OF ORME AND useful purposes, in the area from Savannah disseminate information furthering that FISH COMMISSIONERS Basin to Pearl Basin, 'achy:hely. Board purpose; and to encourage acelknee and (Consists of heads of fish and game agencies consists of Governor- appointed professionalism in the communications In 11 northeastern states. Meets at kitst yearly representatives from Alabama, Florida, media.) to review progress, consider mutual problems, Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina. President: JOHN S. 'STAFF" coordinate programs on a regional bask, and Established: 1964) CARROLI, 244 Richmond Dr., promote sound fish and game management Chairman: J.W. WOODRUFF, JR. Warwick, 8.1. 0288$ programs.) Board Members: I. E MITCI 1E L L, JR., Sectetuy.Treassiter: TED VINCENT, The Chairman: NORMAN 0. WILDER, (Ala.), RANDOLPH 11000ES a.), Standard-nets, 333 Pleasant, New Director, Game and Fish Commission, OLIVER WELCH (0a.1.,WEPT Bedford, Mass. 02742 North Si, Dover, Del. 19901 DAVIS (Miss), CI AIR P. GUESS, JR. Vice Chairmen. RONALD T. SPEERS, (S.C.) NEW YORE.NEW JERSEY TRAIL Control:slow, Department of Inland Executive Director: HORACE P. MORGAN CONFERENCE, INC. 0.P.O. Boa 2.150. Fisheries and 'lame, State Office Bldg., N.Y., N.Y. 10031 Augusta, Me. )4330 ROCKY MOUNTAIN CENTER ON (A nonprofit organization formed to SerstaryTreasurer: THEODORE B. ENVIRONMENT, 5850 E. kwell Ave., coordinate the efforts of hiking and outdoor BAMPTON, Director, State Board of Denver, Cob. 60222 (30). 157-509) groups in New York and New Jersey, to build Fisheries and Oame, State Office Bldg., (A private. nonprofit 'service center' for and maintain trails and trail shekel, to aid In Hartford, Conn. 06106 environmental planning, eornenunkrAions, the conservation of wild lands and wildlife, education, and research, which Miss to and to protect places of natural beauty and NORTHEAST CONSERVATION LAW minimize the destructive forces of man's interest. Membership: 15,003; Founded: 1920) ENFORCEMENT CHIEFS' ASSOCIATION technology on the scenic, scientific, historical, President: GEORGE M. ZOEBELEIN, 31 President: LESUE A. WILLIAMSON, Stale wilderness, wildlife, open space and Art.loc.. Mount Hope Pl., Eton*, N.Y. 10433 Board of Fithesies and Game, State recreation resources of the eight-stale Rocky Vice Residents: ARTHUR O. BEACH, 47 Office Bldg., Hanford, Conn. 06115 Mountain Region. Established: 1968) N. Central Ave, Hartsdale, N.Y. 10330-. 1st Vice President: LAMES C. WHITE, PresideriL RICHARD H. OLSON ELIZABETH D. LEVERS, 191 Delaware Game and Fish Commission, Vice President: RALPH SARGENT, JR. Willouglty St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201 Dover, Del. 19901 Secretary-Treasurer: EDWARD H. Secretary- MARY COEN, 100 Ross Dr., 2nd Vice President: FRANCIS L /ONSI, HILLIARD, JR. Boonton, N.1.07003 Department of Conservation and Deceive Director. ROGER P. HANSEN Treasurer: ROPElltt D. BLOOM, 73 Henry Economic Development, Trenton, N.J. ratelcatica:_tven Spate Repay

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. . CITIZEN GROUPS ELLSWORTH JENSEN. Ketchikar; ALABAMA KAARI 0 KOKKO, Kenai; HARRY ALABAMA WILDLIFE FEDERATION SHAWBACK, King Salmon; DON (A representative statewide organization, SMITH, Kodiak; MIKE UTTECHT, GOVERNMENTAGENCIES affiliated with the Nati )nal Wildlife Cold Bay; DICK WARD, Fairbanks Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Acting Commissioner: WALLACE II. preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and NOERENBERG DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND restoratior. of wildlife and other natural Deputy Commissioner for Commercial INDUSTRIES, State Office Bldg., resources. Organized: 1937) Fisheries: ED J. HUIZER Montgomery 36104 (205, 269.6141) President: ROBERT HYATT, 200 S. 24th Director, Administrative Div.: VERN Commissioner: RICHARD BEARD St., Birmingham 35233 (205, 323-4461) ROBERTS Vice Presidents: SHELTON R. SMITH, Director, Sports Fish Div.: RUPERT DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, 64 N. Opelika; JOHN B. LEE, Monroeville; ANDREWS Union St., Montgomery 36104 (205, M. WILSON GAIL LAR D, Mobile Director, Game Div.: JAMES HARPER 269-7221) Secretary-Treasurer: FRANK A. McLEAN, Director, Protection W. B. STEWART Director: JOE W. GRAHAM 64 N. Union St., Montgomery 36104 (205, Education and Information Officer: AMOS Assistant Director: AUBREY J. CARR 269-7407) BURG Chief, Div. of Game and Fish: CHARLES D. Affiliate Representative: R. B. " DICKIE" KELLEY WILLIAMS, III,Box 287, Monroeville DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE, Chief. Div. of Forestry: J. M STAUFFER 36460 Div. of Public Health, Pouch It Juneau Chief, Div. of State Lands: EDWARD H. Publication: News/attar 99801 (907, 586-5374) REYNOLDS (Water pollution control unit) Chief, Div. of State Parks: LAURENCE H. ALABAMA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Chief Engineer: JAMES A. ANDEREGG MAR KS WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Chief, Div. of Water Safety: TOM SUPERVISORS DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, SHACKELFORD President: JOE HAMILTON, MeCalla Pouch M, Goldstein Bldg., Juneau 99801 Chief, Div. of Outdoor Recreation: 35111 (205, 425-5939) (907, 586-6352) REYNOLDS W. THRASHER Commissioner: THOMAS E. KELLY Chief, Div. of Seafoods: WILLIAM F. ALABAMA ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY Div. of Lands: F, J. KEEN N, Director; ANDERSON (To foster, through observation, education, THEODORE 0. SMITH, State Parks Chief, Information and Education Section: and publication, a greater knowledge of the and Recreation Officer; WILLIAM THOMAS H. BELL birds of Alabama, and to be a potent voice SACH ECK, State Forester; HOWARD Publication: Alabama Conservation for conservation of Alabama's natural GRAY, Water Branch Chief, 344 6th Editor: HERBERT D. DUNN resources, especially of its birds. Members: Ave., Anchorage 99501 (272-1535) 254; Organized: 1952) Div. of Mines and Minerals: JAMES A. President: WALTER F. COMB, P. 0. Box WILLIAMS, Director, Box 5 -300, STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 1448, Birmingham 35201 College 99701 (479-2202) COMMITTEE, Rm. 812, State Office Vice President: EUGENE B. SLEDGE, Div. of Agriculture: ROLAND Bldg., Montgomery 36104 Biology Dept., Alabama College, SNODGRASS, Director, P. 0. Box 800, Executive Secretary: WILBUR B. NOLEN, Montevallo 35115 Palmer 99645 (745-3236) JR. Secretary: IDA LENE SNEED, 845 S. 42nd Div. of Oil and Gas: HOMER BURRELL, St., Birmingham 35222 Director, 3011 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage WATER IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION, 324 Treasurer: SYBIL HANKS, 4152 LaRose 99504 (279-1433) State Office Bldg., Montgomery 36104 Dr., Mobile 36609 (205, 265-2341) Librarian: CLUSTIE McTYEIRE (Miss), ALASKA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE (State water pollution control programs) 1804 Arlington Ave., Bessemer 35020 RESEARCH UNIT, University of Alaska, Chairman: IRA L. MYERS Publications: I Alabama &Wife 2 Newsletter College 99701 (907, 479-7675) Technical Secretary: ARTHUR N. BECK Editors: (i) DAN C. HOLLIMAN, (2) Leader: DAVID R, KLEIN Director, Technical Staff: .1. L. CROCKE7T, WALTER F. COXE Assistant: PETER C. LENT JR. CITIZEN GROUPS

ALASKA SPORTSMEN'S COUNCIL, 1700 ALABAMA COOPERATIVE FISHERY Will, Glacier Ave., Juneau 99801 (907, Fisheries Bldg., Auburn University, 586.1885) Auburn 36830 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (A representative statewide organization, Leader: JOHN S. RAMSEY affiliated with the National Wildlife Assistant: JAMES M. BARKULOO Federation, primarily devoted to the wise uat, DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME, Subport preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and ALABAMA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE Bldg., Juneau 99801 (907, 586-3392) restoration of wildlife and other natural RESEARCH UNIT, Auburn University, Board Members: FRANK COOK, resources.) Auburn 36830 (205, 826-4796) Chairman, Anchorage; DON HARRIS, President: JOE NAVA, St. Rt. 3, 6-1A Mile, Leader: DANIEL W. SPEAKS McGrath; RICK HOUSTON, Palmer; Farmers Loop, Fairbanks 99701 Assistant: EDWARD P. HILL, III GORDON JENSEN, Petersburg; J. Vice Presidents: LARRY MARLER, Sitka;

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GLENN DeSPAIN, Fairbanks; RUSSO (271-4786) CLEMONS, Box 1980, Phoenix 85001 DUNCAN GOODRICH, Palmer Chiof Information and Education: J.W. (602, 273-5463) Executive Director: A. W. "BUD" "BILL" SIZER (271-4295) Alternate: C. GENE TOLLE BODDY Chief of Research: STEVE GA LLIZIOLI Publication: Sportsmen's News Secretary- Treasurer: SALLY BURRIS, 2801 (942-3000) Takeetna, Fairbanks 99701 Personnel Manager: FRED W. BLACK ARIZONA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Affiliate Representative: NORMAN A. (271.4770) WATFR CONSERVATION DISTRICTS RIDDELL, 1706 Willow Dr., Juneau President: H. S. RAYMOND, P. 0. Box 99801 LAND DEPARTMENT, 400 State Office Bldg., 128, Litchfield Park 85340 (602, 583-0251) Alternate: ED BELLRINGER, Box 90, Phoenix 85007 (602, 271-4621) Chugiak 99567 Commissioner: 0. M. LASSEN Publication: Alaska Consevation News and Deputy Commissioner: LOUIS C. DUNCAN Views Editor: A. W. "BUD" BODDY OUTDOOR RECREATION COORDINATING COMMISSION, 2211 W. Greenway Rd., GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ALASKA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL Phoenix 85023 (6U2, 942-3000) CONSERVATION SUS-DISTRICTS (Established by executive order October I, FORESTRY COMMISSION, Box 4523, Ashcr President: ROBERT J. GILLAS, Box 195, 1964, and subsequently confirmed by Sta., 3821 Roosevelt Rd., Little Rock Homer 99603 (206, 848-1440) legislature, to allocate fonds of P. L. 72204 (501, 371-1731) 88.578(Land and Water Conservation Act) (To prevent and suppress forest fires; control ALASKA CONSERVATION SOCIETY, Box and develop a comprehensive Stile outdoor forest insects and diseases; grow and distribute 5-192, College 99701 recreation plan.) forest planting stock; and collect and (A nonprofit corporation formed to secure the Chairman: ROBERT A. JANTZEN, 2222 disseminate information concerning growth, wise use of renewable and rinnrenewable W. Greenway, Phoenix 85023 utilization, and renewal of forests.) natural resources, and the protection and Vice Chairman: DENNIS McCARTHY, Commission Chairman: W. S. FOX, Box preservation of the scenic, scientific, 1611 W. Adams, Phoenix 85007 7207, Pine Bluff 71601 (501, 534-2132) recreational, wildlife, and wilderness values of Secretary: GENE C. REID , 900 S. Randolph State Forester: VIRGIL W. COTHREN (Ext. Alaska. Organized: 1960) Way, Tucson 85716 1732) Official Representative: ROBERT B. Liaison Officer. ROGER ORUENEWALD Fire Control: JAMES R. TALLEY (Ext. WEEDEN, College (907, 479-6664) (942 -3000) 1736) Executive Secretary: CELIA M. HUNTER Project Director: DAVID A. ROE, JR. Forest Management: JAMES V. TINER (Ext. (479-2754) (942-3000) 1739) Treasurer: PA FRICIA PYNE, College Finance and Control: J. A. EVERETT (Ext. (419 -6742) STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, 1624 W. 1408) Publication: :Casks Conservation Revkw Adams St., Phoenix 85007 (602, 271-5572) Information and Education: F. H. MARTIN Editor: GINNY HILL WOOD, Co,Iege Acting Commissioner: HENRY D. SMITH, (Est. 1316) M.D. Nursery: PAUL ADAMS, Box 5224, North Littlo Rock STATE DIVISION OF SOIL AND WATER Regional Forester F. W. YAWN, Camden CONSERVATION, '00 State Office B!dg., Phoenix 85007 (602,271 -4625) GAME AND FISH COMMISSION, State GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Director: WAYNE KESSLER Capitol, Little Rock 72201 (501, 376-1317) BUREAU OF MINES, University of Arizona, ARIZONA COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT, Commission Members: NEWTON L. Tucson 85721 (602, 884-2733) Old Psychology Bldg., University of HAILEY, Chairman; RAYMOND R. (Develops, maintains, and disseminates Arizona, Tucson 85721 FARRIS, Vice Chairman; EDWARD information related to mining, metallurgy, Leader: WILLIAM J. McCONNEL L GORDON, THOMAS R. PUGH, and earth sciences. Created: 1915) Assistant: CHARLES D. ZIEBELL LLOYD G. McCOLLUM, JOE D. Director: J. D. FORRESTER SCOTT, RALPH GRIFFIN, P. M. ARIZONA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE JOHNSTON GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT, 2222 W. RESEARCH UNIT, University of Arizona, Director: ANDREW H. HULSEY Greenway, Phoenix 85023 (602, 271-4295) Tucson 85721 (602, 884-1193) Div. Chiefs: AUBREY FOWLER, Commission Members: ROBERT J. Leader: LYLE K. SOWLS Enforcement; RAYFORD HUDSON, SPILLMAN, Chairman; GLEN D. Assistant: NORMAN S. SMITH Engineering; ViILLIAM H. MATHIS, DALY, C. JACK MANTLE, HOMER Fisheries; E. M. PA TTERSON, Radio; L. G. KRYGER, MILTON G. EVANS CITIZEN GROUPS GEORGE M. PURVIS, Director: ROBERT A. JANTZEN (271-4788) Information-Education; VERNON TATE, Assistant Director for Operations: PHIL M. ARIZONA WILDLIFE FEDERATION, Box Accounting,; GENE RUSH, Game COSPER (271-4788) 1769, Phoenix 85001 (602, 253-4903) Publication: Aikansas Fish and Game Assistant Director for Services: ROGER (A representative statewide organization, GRUENEWALD (942-3000) affiliated with the NationalWildlife POLLUTION CONTROL COMMISSION, 1100 Chief of Administration: DAVID A. ROE, Federation, primarily devoted to the wise Harrington Ave., Little Rock 72202 JR. (9424030j use, preservation, aestheticsl appreciation, (To prevent, abate, and control all types of Chief of Special Servkes: ROBERT D. and restoration of wildlife and other natural pollution and maintain the State's natural CURTIS (942.3M) resources. Organized 1923) resources free from pollution. Created in Chief of Law Enforcement: CLIFF President: C. GENE TOLLE, 1624 W. Lewis 1959 as the Water Pollution Control SORRELLS (271-4781) Dr., Phoenix 85007 (602, 253-8838) Commission; name changed in 1965 when the Chief of Fisheries HOWARD M. BASSETT Secretary: P. D. KIRK, 3014 N. 39th St., responsibilities of air pollution control and (271-4783) Phoenix 85018 (602,955 -5018) solid waste dispocal were added.) Chief of Game Management: JOHN P. Affiliate Representative: J. PHIL Commissioners: BILLY FREE, Chairman; J.

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T. HERRON, M. D., Vice Chairman; R. ARKANSAS ASSOCIATION OF Assistant Director: D. A. WEINLAND N. DEED, ANDREW H. HULSEY, R. CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Information Officer: SI NATHENSON A. DUMAS, S. K. JACKSON, C. E. President: W. A. RATCLIFFE, Sweet Home Assistant Director, Plant Industry: ALLEN B. WRIGHT, R. A. TINDALL 72164 (;, 375-2570) LEMMON (916, 445-5537) Director: S. L. DAVIES (501, 375-4438) Chief, Bureau of Eaton stogy: ROBERT W. Assistant Director: L. C. COCKMON, JR. ARKANSAS AUDUBON SOCIETY, INC. HARPER Chief Engineer: H. 0. HANNAH (To foster a greater knowledge of the natural Chief, Bureau of Plant Pathology: CARL W. Chief Biologist: J. R. SHELL history of Arkansas through observation, NICHOLS Chief Chemist: B. C. VOSS investigation, and publication; and to be a Chief, Weed and Vertebrate Pest Control: potent force in the conservation of all natural JAMES W. KOEHLER STATE COMMITTEE ON STREAM resources of Arkansas. Members: 737; Chief, Nursery Service: STANLEY M. PRESERVATION Organized: 1955) MATHER (To prepare surveys and recommendations to President: H. H. SHUGART, 180 N. Assistant Director, Inspecticln Services: the Governor and the Legislature for the Broadway, El Dorado 71730 HARRY E. SPIRES (916, 445-4106) preservation of selected swift-water and Vice President: FREEMAN THOMAS, 1920 Chief, Field Crops and Agricultural lowland rivers, streams, and watersheds: and W. Main, Jacksonville 72076 Chemicals: VAN P. ENTWISTLE to recommend courses of action to preserve Secretary. MRS. M. L. JONES, Rt. 2, Assistant Director, Animal Industry: such streams in their natural state for their Dover 72837 HERALD G. WIXOM quality, recreational, scenic, historical, and Treasurer: MRS. JIMMIE J. BROWN, Box Chief, Bureau of Plant Quarantine: DAVID esthetic values. Authorized: 1967) 831, El Dorado 71730 J. BINGHAM Chairman: JOE F. NIX, Ouachita Baptist Curator: DOUGLAS A. JAMES, Dept. of University, Arkadelphia 71293 (501, Zoology, University of Arkansas, RESOURCES AGENCY, THE, 1416 Ninth St., 246-4531) Fayetteville 72701 (501, 443-4311, Ext. Sacramento 95814 (916, 445-5656) Vice Chairman: CLAYTON N. LITTL, 562) Secretary: N. B. LIVERMORE, JR. Box 447, Bentonville 72712 (501, Education and Conservation: ROBERT Assistant Secretary: FORD B. FORD 2/3-2417) KIRKWOOD, 1616 Independence, Assistant to the Secretary: A. ALAN HILL Secretary: MRS. HOWARD S. STERN, Conway 72032 Chief, Conservation Education: EDWARD F. 2404 W. 47th Ave., Pine Bluff 71601 (501, Publication: Arkansas Audubon Newsletter DOLDER 534-8281) Editor: MRS. HENRY N. HALIIERO, 5809 N. Country Club Blvd., Little Rock 72207 Dept. of Parks and Recreation (445-2358) STATE PARKS, RECREATION AND TRAVEL Director. WILLIAM PENN MOTT, JR. COMMISSION, State Capitol Bldg., Little OIARK SOCIETY INCORPORATED, THE Deputy Directors: ROBERT H. MEYER, Rock 72201 (To promote the knowledge and enjoyment of RAY B. HUNTER Acting Executive Director: LOU OBERSTE the scenic and scie.itilic resources of the Chief of Information and Interpretation: Director, Parks Div.: BRYAN STEARNS Ozark-Ouachita mountain region, and to help WILLIAM C. DILLINGPR Director, Recreation and Travel: LOU protect those resources fore present and future Chief of Administrative Services: RONALD OBERST E generations. Members: 800; Established: 1962) MILLER President: NEIL COMPTON, M. O., Box Chief of Operations: IGIN H. KNIGHT STATE PLANT BOARD, 421-3i W. 5th St., 209, Bentonville 72712 (501, 273-5123) Chief of Concessions: JOHN N. Little Rock 72203 (501, 374-1021) Vice President. JOE SIX, Ouachita Baptist HIGHTOWER Chairman: WALLACE MARTIN University, Arkadelphia 71293 (501, Chief of Planning and Development: JAMES Director: ROBERT W. ANDERSON, Box 246-4531, Ext. 305) E. WARREN 1069, Little Rock 72203 Secretary: EVANGELINE ARCHER, Box Chief of Resources Management and 38, Fayetteville 72701 (501, 442-4497) Protection: JAMES P. TRYNER Treasurer: GEORGE )(INTER, Rt. I, Box 216, Fayetteville 72701 (501, 442-2100) State Reclamation Board (445-9454) CITIZEN GROUPS Publication: The Ozark Society Bulletin Chief Engineer and General Manager: Editor: JOE MARSH CLARK, 1724 COLONEL ALBERT E. McCOLLAM ARKANSAS WILDLIFE FEDERATION, INC. Rockwood Trail, Fayetteville 72701 (501, (A representative statewide organization, 442.2404) State Water Resources Control Board affiliated with the National Wildlife (445-1553) Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Chairman: KERRY W. MULLIGAN preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and [ 6 Vice Chairman: W. A. ALEXANDER restoration of wildlife and other natural Members: NORMAN B. HUME, E. J. resources. Organized: 1936) DIABLE, RONALD B. ROSIE President: REX HANCOCK, 515 S. Main, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Executive Officer: JEROME B. GILBERT Stuttgart 72160 (501, 922-4621) Vice Presidents: CHARLES ALTER, De BUREAU OF HkALTH EDUCATION, Wildlife Conssivation'Board (445-8448) Witt; CARL. HUNTER, Roe PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND (Organized: 1947) Secretary-Treasurer: BING BENNETT, Box RECREATION, 721 Capitol Mall, Executive Officer: RAYMOND J. NESDIT 2277, Little Rock 72203 (501, 376-3786) Sacramento 95814 Assistant Executive Officer: ALVIN G. Affiliate Representative: ROBERT E. Chief: C. CARSON CONRAD (916, RUTSCH APPLE, Rt. 1, Box 215, Dardanelle 445-4633) Field Agent: JOHN W. WENTZEL 72834 (501, 576-4213) Alternates: BING BENNETT, REX DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 1220 N Dept. of Harbors and Watercraft (445-6281) HANCOCK St., Sacramento 95814 Director: ROBERT WALKER Publication: Wiktafe News Director: JERRY W. FIELDED. Editor: GUS ALBRIGHT, 1623 Center St., Chief Deputy Director: WILLIAM F. Colorado River Board. 909 S. Broadway, Los Little Rock 72206 COWAN Angeles 90015 Deputy Director: RAYMOND S. LONG Chief Engineer: MYRON B. HOLBURT

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Fish and Game Commission (445-5708) San Francisco Bay Conservation and CALIFORNIA CONSERVATION COUNCIL, Commissioners: JAMES Y. CAMP, Development Commission. 507 Polk SL, 2604 E. Villa Ave., Pasadena 91107 (213, President, Shaftcr; C. RANSOM San Francisco 94102 (557-3686) 792-2321) PEARMAN, Vice President, Huntington Chairman: MELVIN LANE (A nonprofit, statewide educational Park; SHERMAN CHICKERING, San Executive Director: JOSEPH BODOVI f Z corporation, promoting conservation of Francisco; JOSEPH RUSS, III,Ferndale; natural resources through education and PETER T. FLETCHER, Rancho Santa STATE LAND COMMISSION, Rm. 3123, 107 encouraging cooperation in conservation Fe S. Broadway, Los Angeles 90012 (213, activities. Sponsors the annual observance of Executive Cecretary: LESLIE F. 620-3010) "California Conservation Week," March EDGERTON (Jurisdiction over State-owned sovereign and 7-14. Organized: 1934; Incorporated: 1954) Assistant Executive Secretary: JAMES O. congressional grant lands, handling land sales, President: HULET C. HORNBECK, 11500 HOLVEN general and oil and gas and mineral leases, Skyline Blvd., Oakland 95619 boundary problems, and related matters.) Honorary President: PEARL CHASE, 2021 Dept. of Fish and Game (445-3531) Exc.-Art:ye Officer: F. J. HORTIG Anacapa St., Santa Barbara 93101 Director: G. RAY ARNETT Vice Presidents: EDWARD F. DOLDER, Deputy Director: LAWRENCE A. CLOYD CALIFORNIA COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT, Sacramento; LEONARD G. HUMMEL, Chief of Operations: E. CHARLES Humboldt State College, Arcata 95521 El Segundo; WILLIAM WAKE, FULLERTON Leader: ROGER A. BARNHART Bakersfield Administrative Officer: JAMES LEI BY Assistant: CHARLES F. BRYAN Executive Secretary: MRS. J. B. ATKISSON, Conservation Program Officer (Public Box 5572, Pasadena 91107 Information). ROBERT D. CALKINS CITIZEN GROUPS Secretary: HILARY CRAWFORD, JR., San Chief, Inland Fisheries: ALEXANDER J. Francisco CALHOUN CALIFORNIA WILDLIFE FEDERATION, INC., Treasurer: COL. STANLEY C. PEARSON, Cider, Wildlife Management: ROBERT L. 2644 Judah St., San Francisco, Calif. Box 5572, Pasadena 91107 JONES 94122 (415, 564-6166) Publication: Conservation Commentary Chief, Wildlife Protection: BERNHARDT E. (A representative statewide organization, Editor: MRS. J. B. ATKISSON MIST affiliated with the National Wildlife Chief, Marine Resources: PHIL M. Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, CALIFORNIA FOREST PROTECTIVE ROEDEL preservation, t .zthetical appreciation, and ASSOCIATION, 1127 I 1th St., Rm. 534, Chief, Marine Research: JOHN RADOVICH restoration of wildlife and other natural Sacramento 95814 (916, 444-6592) Chief, Water Projects: CHESTER M. HART resources.) (Organizetl: 1909) Chief, Anadromous Fisheries: GEORGE President: A. V. "AL" SCHIAVON, 3936 Secretary-Manager: JOHN CALLAGHAN WARNER E. Turner Ave., Fresno 93702 Assistant Manager: ROBERT L. JORDAN Chief, Protected Waterways Study: GLENN Vice President: JOHN LOWERY, 5128-1/2 E. DELISLE Maplewood Ave., Los Angeles 90038 CALIFORNIA ROADSIDE COUNCIL, INC Planning: JAMES STOKES Administrative Secretary: IULIUS VON 2635 Ocean Ave., San Francisco 94132 Publications: California Fish and Game; Outdoor NOSTITZ (415, 681-6189) California (Publications list available on Secretary: HAROLD EDGAR, 1115 (A nonprofit, citizen organization, dedicated request.) McKinley Ave., Wood1:4 95695 to protecting natural beauty in road and Affiliate Representative: JULTUS VON highway corridors, upgrading appearance Dept. of Conservation (445-3976) NOSTITZ along urban thoroughfares, and promoting Director: JAMES STEARNS *1t-rnmie: A. V.AL" SCHIA's ON good highway design. Founded: 1929) Deputy Director: JOHN M. MAYFIELD, fion: California Wildlife President: MRS. RALPH A. REYNOLDS JR. rtnitn JULIUS VON NOSTITZ Vice President: THOMAS E. ROSS Assistant Director, Management Services; Corresponding Secretary: AIME 41CHAUD ALFRED S. ROXBURGH CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, Recording Secretary: MRS. KARL Assistant Director, Program Development: Golden Gate Park, San Francisco 94118 KORTUM EDWARD N. GLADISH (415, 221.5103) Treasurer: THOMAS P. LUDCKE State Forester, Div. of Forestry: FRANCIS (Object is the exploration and interpretation Publication: The Bulletin H. RAYMOND of natural history, Maintains research Editor: MRS. RALPH A. REYNOLDS State Oil and Gas Supervisor: FRED E. collections and operates a KASLINE museum-aquarium-planetarium eorr.plex to ECOLOGY CENTER, 2179 Allston Way, Chief, Div. of Soil Conservation: ROBERT which three million visitors come each year. Berkeley 94704 (415, 548-2220) D. GOODIER Membership: 5,000; Founded: 1853) (To furnish support to conservation and State Geologist: IAN CAMPBELL Chairman, Board of Trustees: E. MORRL informational groups by voluntary citizen COX work, unification of local group efforts, and Dept. of Water Resources (445-6582) Vice Chairmen: BROOKS WALKER, I. W. wider distribution of environmental Director: WILLIAM R. GIANELLI HELLMAN information. Formed: 1969) Assistant Director: ROBERT 0. EILAND President: A. STARKER LEOPOLD Action Group Coordinator: FRED Deputy Directors: ALFRED R. GOLZE, Vice President: RALPH EMERSON BUD!NGER JOHN R. TEERINK Secretary: SIEMON W. MULLER Business and Finance: RAY SALTER Public Information Officer: RICHARD Treasurer: PETER E. HAAS Center Manager: NOEL GOLOTHWAITE WINN Director: GEORGE E. LINDSAY IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, Air Rosary., Board, 1108 14th St., CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL INC. (California Div.) (Organized: 1938) Sacramento 95814 (445-1511) CONSERVATION DISTRICTS President: KENNETH D. MALLOY, 1360 Chairman: A. J. HAAOEN-SMIT, Ph. D. President: CHARLES V. MISURACA, Rt. Santa Cruz, San Pedro 90732 (213, Vice Chairman: GERALD A. SHEARIN 1, Box 578, Dixon 95620 (916, 678-2152) 833-9002) Executive Officer: JOHN MAGA Vice President; CHARLES CRAWFORD, 1350 W. 20th St., San Pedro 90732

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Secretary: FRAN YATER, 8101 Start St., pest and insect control, and rapidly changing Chief, Land Acquisition: HARRY J. F1GGE Stanton 90680 (714, 527-2801) patterns in crop and livestock operations. Public Relations Officer: PETER T. Treasurer: GLADYS CRAM, P. 0. Box 443, Established: 1949) HANSSON Santa Ana 92702 Commission Chairman: L. RICHARD Chief of Information: RICHARD W. HESS KINTZELE Fish Manager: THOMAS M. LYNCH NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION TO Commissioner: CLINTON E. JEFFERS Game Manager: WAYNE W. SANDFORT PRESERVE BODEGA HEAD AND Deputy Commissioner: VACANT Chief Game Warden: JACK E. HOGUE. HARBOR, INC. Chief, Animal Industry Div.: LOUIS R. Parks Program Coordinator: BERNIE (To work for the preservation of the scenic BURKE BOVEE and historic headlands of Bodega Bay and to Chief, Div. of Inspection and Consumer Hunter Safety Coordinator: GAIL B. BOYD ensure the ecological integrity of the Services: W. MERLE MORRISH Game Research Leader: JACK R. GRIEB, surrounding marine environment.) Chief, Administrative Div.: LAURENCE B. 317 W. Prospect, Ft. Collins (484-2836) President: KARL KORTUM, San Francisco PHELPS Chief of Fisheries Research: WAYNE R. Executive Secretary: DAVID E. PESONEN, Chief, Plant Industry Div.: WILLARD S. SEAMAN, 317 W. Prospect, Ft. Collins 341 Market St., San Francisco 94105 (415, SNYDER (484-2836) 392-1320) Chief, Market.; ERWYN WIT 1E Chief Wildlife Water Resource Specialist: Treasurer: DOUGLAS HILL Berkeley Publication: Col rad° Agricultural Review PAUL T. BARROWS Editor: HOWA'AD SCOTT Publication: Colorado Outdoors PLANNING AND CONSERVATION LEAGUE, Editor: CHARLES HJELTE Rm. 306, 127 Montgomery St., San DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, State Office Francisco 94104 (415, 392.1870) Bids., Denver 80203 Rogional Managers: (To foster and support legislative and Commissioner of Education: BYRON W. Southeast: CARL R. WELSH, 2126 N. administrative action in behalf of conserving HANSFORD (303, 892-221!) Weber, Colorado Springs (473-2945) California's scenic resources through Southwest: C. E. TILL, P. O. Box 788, planning, creative design, and wise Etimentary and Secondary Div.: Montrose (249-3431) stewardship of our natural heritage. Consultant, Conservation and Outdoor Northwest: GLENN E. ROGERS, 711 Membership: 5,300: Founded: 1965) Education: CHARLES HOLTZER Independent Ave., Grand Junction President: RICHARD A. WILSON (892-2217) (243-3395) Vice Presidents: REVERDY JOHNSON, Northeast: EUGENE P. COOK, 317 W. 20th FL, 650 California St., San DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, 4210 E. 11th Prospect, Ft. Collins (484-2836) Francisco 94108; WILLIAM D. EVERS, Ave., Denver 80220 (303, 388-6111) 201hFl., 650 California St., San (State water pollution control program) Regional Park Managers: Francisco 94108 Executive Director: ROY L. CLEERE, M.D. Southeast: WILLIAM P. BROUGHAM, Secretary: KENNETH R. ANDERSON, Chairman, Water Pollution Control 2)2.6 N. Weber, Colorado Springs 605A Douglas Blvd., Roseville 95678 Commission: T. W. TEN EYCK (473-2945) Treasurer: PAUL SEDWAY, 463 Pacific Director, Water Pollution Control Div.: Southwest: GEORGE A. SPERRY, P. O. Ave., San Francisco 94133 FRANK ROZICH Box 788, Montrose (249-3431) Executive Director and Editor: NOR1NE W. Chief, Health Education Section: ROBERT Northwest: RICHARD 0. ELLIOTT, 71 l FARNHAM GONRING Independent Ave., Grand Junction Publication: California Today (243-3395) DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, Northeast: MORRIS BROWN, 317 W. SAVE-THE-REDWOODS LEAGUE, 114 1845 Sherman, Deliver 80203 (303, Prospect, Ft. Collins (484-2836) Sansome St., San Francisco 94104 (415, 892-3311) 362-2352) Director: T. W. TEN EYCK STATE BOARD OF LAND COMMISSIONERS, President: RALPH W. CHANEY, 1129 Columbine Bldg., 1845 Sherman St., Keith Ave., Berkeley 94708 Div. of Game, Fish an-4 Parks, 6060 Denver 80203 (303, 892-3451) Vice President: RICHARD M. LEONARD, Broadway, Dorm 80216 (303, 825-1192) President: RAYMOND H. SIMPSON 15th FL, Mills Tower, 220 Bush St., Commission Members: FLOYD GETZ, Registrar: HOWARD M. SWIM San Francisco 94104 President, Monte Vista; LeROY Engineer: WESLEY E. WOODWARD Secretary: NEWTON B. DRURY ROBSON, Vice President, Holly; Assistant Secretary: JOHN B. DEWITT HARRY COMBS, Secretary, Denver; C. STATE FOREST SERVICE, Colorado State Treasurer: ROBERT G. SPROUL, P. 0. M. FURNEAUX, Walden; OREST University, Ft. Collins 80521 Box 2167, San Francisco 94123 GERBAZ, Woody Creek; JOHN E. State Board of Agriculture Members: JOHN HOLDEN, Loveland; OLIVER K. W. THIMMIO, D.V.M., President; W. NIESS, Colorado Springs; WILLIAM W. P. BALL M.D., Vice president; CARL 0 IS ROBINSON, Denver; W. R. STRONG, 0. BREEZE, 3RD Member of Executive Grand Junction; DEAN C. SUTTLE, Committee; EDWARD C. HOFMAN, Durango JOHN C. HOLTCRF, KENNETH W. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Director: HARRY R. WOODWARD MONFORT, ARTHUR C. SHEELY, Assistant Director, Administrative Services: CARLYLE N. VICKERS BUREAU OF MINES, 1145 Sherman St., ROBERT R. ELLIOTT State Forester: THOMAS B. BORDEN Denvn 80203 (303, 892-3401) Assistant Director, Parks and Recreation Deputy State Forester: OSCAR H. Acting Deputy Commissioner: NORMAN R. Services: GEORGE T. O'MALLEY SCHMUNK BLAKE Assistant Director, Field Services: Assistant State Forester: DALE L. SHAW LAURENCE E. RIORDAN DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 1525 Assistant Director, Game and Fish Planning STATE SOIL CONSERVATION BOARD, 251 Sherman St., Denver 80203 (303, Services: ROBERT L. EVANS Columbine Bldg., 1845 Sherman St., 892-2811) Business Manager: GUY V. MELVIN Denver 80203 (Strives to meet the Increasing complexity of Personnel Officer: CLAUDE R. WILSON Secretary: CLARENCE M. SVEDMAN marketing problems, technological changes in Chief Engineer: L. CLYDE SMITH

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WATER CONSERVATION BOARD, 102 COLORADO OPEN SPACE FOUNDATION, (566-4683) Columbine Bldg., 1845 Sherman St., 5850 E. Jewell Ave., Denver 80222 (303, Chief, Information and Education Div.: Denver 80203 (303, 892-3441) 7574439) MALCOLM H. BRINTON (566-3489) Director: FELIX L. SPARKS (233.2369) President: RICHARD H. OLSON Chief, Land Acquisition Div.: GEORGE C. Vice President: RALPH SARGENT, JR. HANCOCK (566.3672) COLORADO COOPERATIVE FI3IIERY UNIT, Secretary- Treasurer: EDWARD H. Publication: The Connecticut Wildlife Colorado State University, Ft. Collins HILLIARD, JR, Conservation Bulletin 80521 Executive Director: ROGER P. HANSEN Leader: ROBERT E. VINCENT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND Assistant: ROBERT J. BEHNKE COLORADO WATER CONGRESS, Suite 530, NATURAL RESOURCES, Rm. 113, St.:,c 1200 Lincoln St., Denver 80203 (303, Office Bldg., Hartford 06115 (203, COLORADO COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE 222-0869) 527-6341, Ext. 3433) RESEARCH UNIT, 243 Forestry Bldg., (To institute and advance programs for the Commissioner: JOSEPH N. GILL Colorado State University, Ft. Collins conservation, development, protection and Deputy Commissioner: JOSEPH E. SWIDER 80521 (303, 491.5396) (Organized: 1947) efficient utilization of the water resources of Director, Div. of Administrative Services: Leader: FRED A. GLOVER Colorado. Founded: 1958) GEORGE S. RUSSELL Assistant: JACK E. GROSS Chairman: J. SID NICHOLS Open Space Coordinator: CARL N. OTTE Vice Chairman: ROBERT FISCHER Chief of Land Acquisition: THADDEUS H. CITIZEN GROUPS Secretary-Treasurer; ROLAND FISCHER BURAK Executive Director: GORDON H. SCHEER Chief, Div. of Soil and Water Conservation: COLORADO WILDLIFE FEDERATION, INC. Publication Colorado Water Congress JOSEPH A. WARD, JR. (A representative statewide organization, Newsletter affiliated with the National Wildlife Editor: C. N. FEAST GEOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, SURVEY, Judd Hal!, Rm. 303, Wesleyan preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and COLORADO WOOL GROWERS University, Wesleyan Sta., Middletown restoration of wildlife and other natural ASSOCIATION, 311 Livestock Exchange 06457 (203, 346-0788) resources. Organized: 1952) Bldg., Denver 80216 (303, 222-3079) Director: JOE WEBB PEOPLES President: RALPH R. HILL, 3535 Benton (To work with and for the sheepmen of St., Denver 80212 (303, 424-3638) Colorado for improvement of production of Vice Presidents: JORDON P. wool and Iambs, and a greater income from I'LIELL FISH COMMISSION, Box 97, Milford McFARLAND, Denver; A. J. saleof these products.) 06460 (203, 874-0696) CHRISTIANSEN, Wheatridge; President: LaVERN WOOD, Arriba :ommission Members: J. RICHARDS ROBERT THOMPSON, Loveland; Vice Presidents: NICK THEOS, Meeker; NELSON, Chairman, Madison; ERIC T. JAMES C. PITCHER, Walden WILLIAM J. HOFMANN, Montrose; BALL, New Haven; BRUCE A. Secretary: RONALD M. STEPHENS, 5123 VERNON D. HOWEY, Center; FETTIO, Clinton; EDWARD B, Jellison Way, Arvada 80002 (303, ROBERT BURFORD, Grand Junction HOLUB, Bethel; 3. LOUIS RADEL, 422-1960) Executive Secretary: PAUL W. SWISHER Fairfield Treasurer; LILLIAN TAYLOR, 2555 S. Engineer of Shell Fisheries: ERNEST J. Bannock, Denver 80223 IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, BONTYA Affiliate Representative: RALPH R. HILL INC. (Colorado Div.) Clerk of Shell Fisheries: ALFRED M. Alternate: RONALD M. STEPHENS Resident; CHARLES CUPPELLI, 711 ULLMAN Publication: Colorado Witt Mr federation News Hillside, Trinidad 81082 Editor: GEORGE FELTNER, 458 Lowell Secretary-Treasurer; HELEN V. SAMMEN, Blvd., Denver 80204 108 Palisade Cir., Manitou Springs 80829 STATE PARK AND FOREST COMMISSION, Rm. 273, State Office Bldg., Hartford COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF SOIL 06115 (203, 566-5920) CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Commission Members: GEORGE A. President: JAMES L. JOHNSON, Rt. 2, OARRATT, Chairman, Harden; E. Brighton 80601 (303, 659-2260) MALCOLM STANNARD, Vice GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Chairman, Columbia; JULIAN H. COLORADO MOUNTAIN CLUB, 1723 E. 16th NORTON, Treasurer, Bristol; Ave., Denver 80218 (303, 355-3666) BOARD OF FISHERIES AND GAME. State EDWARD C. CHII.DS, Norfolk; President: DAVID A. CARTER Office Bldg., Hartford 06115 (203, MARTIN 3. RYAN, Bridgeport; President Elect: CLINTON M. KELLEY 566-3356) ARTHUR J. STANLEY, Bloomfield Corporate Secretary: ROBIN SIMMONS Board Members: WILLIAM A. ELLIS, M. Director and Secretary: DONALD C. Executive Secretary: SALLY RICHARDS D., Chairman, West Hartford; MATHEWS Treasurer: CHARLES L. TWOMEY NORMAN C. COMOLLO, Vice Superintendent of State Parks: WILLIAM F. Chairman, Manchester; RUDY FRANK, MILLER COLORADO OPEN SPACE COORDINATING West Haven; MICHAEL I. STULA, State Forester and Forest Fire Warden: COUNCIL INC., 5850 E. Jewell Ave., Colchester; PATRICK J. WARD, HARRY A. McKUSICK Denver 80222 (303, 757-$439) Hartford (Engaged in education and legislative action Director: THEODORE B. BAMeTON in such areas as pollution, highways and (5665460) STATE SOIL CONSERVATION ADVISORY transportation, wilderness, land-use planning, Assistant Director: ALFRED J. HUNYADI COMMITTEE, State Office Bldg., Hartford and urban problems. Membership: 29 (566-2286) 06115 (203, 527-6341, Ext. 3433) organizations with 30,000 members; Founded: Chief, Conservation Officer: LESLIE A. Chairman: JOSEPH N. GILL, 1965) WILLIAMSON (5663978) Commissioner, Department of Agriculture President: E. R. WEINER Chief, Fish Div.: COLE W. WILDE and Natural Resources, Hartford President Elect: ESTELLA LEOPOLD (566-2287) Supervisor of Soil Conservation: JOSEPH A. Secretary-Treasure': KAREN PORTER Chief, Game Div.: ARROLL L. LAMSON WARD, JR.

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WATER RESOURCin COMMISSION, State Vice President: JACK GUNTHER, New Publication: Delaware Conservationist Office Bldg., Hartford 06115 Canaan (Water resources, pollution control, flood Secretary-Treasurer: JOSEPH VOBORIL, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, University of control, beach erosion control, dredging in JR., Willington Delaware, Newark 1971t (302, 738-2568) tidal waters, supervis'ov of dams, structures in Executive Secretary: JOSEPH A. WARD, State Geologist: ROBERT R. JORDAN navigable waters.) JR,, 404 Middle Rd., Farmington 06032 (738-2569) Director: JOHN J. CURRY (203, 5662793) CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION CITIZEN GROUPS SLIK.RVISORS COMMISSION, Agricultural Center, P.O. President: FRANK NF.DERWERFER, Rd. Box 567, Georgetown 19947 (302, CONNECTICUT WILDLIFE FEDERATION. 3, Rockville 06066 (203, 875-9376) 856-2571, Ext. 201) INC. Chairman: WILLIAM E. McDANIEL, (A representative statewide organization, CONNECTICUT AUDUBON COUNCIL, Agricultural Hall, University of affiliated with the National Wildlife Orchard Hill Rd., Harwinton 06790 (203, Delaware, Newark 19711 Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, 482-4173) Director: PERRY T. BURTON preservation, aesthetical appreciation and (An affiliate of the National Audubon restoration of wildlife and other natural Society. Initiates and supports programs to STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, Drawer resources.) advance the protection and wise use of the D, Dover 19901 President: WALTER HYLWA, 82 Sorties wildlife, plants, soil, water and other natural President: W. CECIL CARFENTER Cowl, South Meriden 06450 (203, resources of Connecticut; encourages the Secretary: G. WALLACE CAULK 237-1059) exchange of information, cooperation, and Assistant Secretary: JOHN L. CLOUGH Vice President: FRED BARD, Main St., coordination among member organizations. Chester 06412 Membership: 7,730; Organized: 1967) STATE FORESTRY DEPARTMENT, Natural Executive Secretary: WILLIAhi F. PETRAS, President: GORDON LOERY, Morris 06163 Resources Bldg., Dover 19901 (302, SR., Box 7, Middietovm 06457 (203, Vice President: REYNOLDS GIRDLER, 734-5710 346.1083) Pilot Rock La., Riverside 06878 Commission Members: H. WALLACE Secretary: KENNETH BALCH, Boa 84, Secretary: J. STANLEY QUICKMIRE, JR. COOK, Chairman, Elkton (Md.); Cone Rd., But Hampton 06424 Treasurer: GILBERT KLEINER, 5 GOVERNOR HARRY E. MAYHEW, Treasurer: LYMAN A. TYLER, Box 621, Flintlock Ridge, Simsbury 0070 Milford; LORENZO B. Wallingford 06492 Publication: Connest,cut Newsletter BRITTINOHAM, Laurel; EMORY Affiliate Representative: CHESTER L. Editor: J. STANLEY QUICKMIRE, JR. VOSHELL, Dover RENESON, Bull Hill Rd., East State Forester: WILLIAM S. TABER Hampton 06424 CONNECTICUT FOREST AND PARK Alternate: LINWOOD E. PAGE, 41 Green ASSOCIATION, INC., 1010 Main St., P. STATE PARK COMMISSION, Legislative Ave., Jewett City 06351 0. Box 389, East Hartford 06108 (203, Ave. and Court St., P.O. Box F, Dover Publication: Newsletter 289-3637) 19901 Editor: KENNETH BALCH President: FLOYD M. CALLWARD, West Chairman: WARNER W. PRICE, JR. Willington Secretary: LEAH L. ROEDEL AUDUBON SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF Vice President: HARROL W. BAKER, JR., Director of State Parks: PETER GELDOF, CONNECTICUT, 2325 Burr St., Fairfield Newington JR. 06430 (203, 259-6305) Treasurer: ARTHUR L. HOLLINGS, JR., Information Service: State Development (To further the conservation of wild birds, Newington Department, Dover 19901 mammals, and other wildlife and the total Secretary-Forester: JOHN E. HIBBARD, environment, particularly in Connecticut, by Hebron WATER AND AIR RESOURCES promoting conservation practices, maintaining COMMISSION, Loockerman St. and sanctuaries and reservations, and fostering Legislative Ave., P.O. Box 916, Dover education in natural history. Membership: p 19901 (302, 734-5711, Ext. 470 or 471) 3,450; Organized: 1898) Executive Director: JOHN C. BRYSON President: PAUL MOONEY, 1116 Mill 11111 Assistant Director: N. C. VASUKI Rd...Fairfield 06430 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Acting Director, Water Pollution Control Vice Presidents: ROBERT HUNTER, Div.: ROBERT L. SMITH Fairfield; ROBERT BRAUN, Fairfield BOARD OF GAME AND FISH Acting Director, Air Pollution Control Div.: Secretary: ROBERT LARSEN, Si Beachside COIWMISSIONERS, Box 457, North St., NORMAN E. THOMAS Ave., Greens Farms 06436 Dover 19901 (302, 714.7473) (Organized: Acting Director, Water Resources and Treasurer: JOHN BUCKINGHAM, 1914) Subaqueous Laisds Control Div.: BURKE Fabfitid Commission Members: JOHN W. WHITBY, E. LANE Executive Director: MARSHALL WIEBE President; J. REESE WHITE, JR., Vice Acting Director, Laboratory Div.: K. C. Publication: Audubon Bulletin President; RAY C. McDOWELL, GOEL Editor: MARSHALL WIEBE Secretary; THOMAS F. BAYARD, III, IRYfN D. EVANS, W. PAYNTER CITIZEN GROUPS CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OF SHIMP, FRANKLIN N. CONSERVATION COMMISSIONS, INC., TARBURTON, C. PARKER DELAWARE WILDLIFE FEDERATION. 1014 P.O. Box 177, West Hartford 06107 WHEATLEY, MANUEL ZINMAN Washington St., Wilmington 19801 (302, (A nonprofit organization of town Director: NORMAN 0. WILDER 654-1290) conservation commissions, fostering and Assistant Director: JAY L. HARMIC (A representative statewide organization, encouraging cooperation among the Chief, Game and Fish Management: affiliated with the National Wildlife membership and with other organizations and ROBERT L. GRAHAM Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, governmental bodes with mutual aims.) Chief, Enforc.ment: JAMES C. WHITE preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and President: GAY EWING, R.F.D. 1, West Chief, Information and Education: restoration of wildlife and other natural Redding 06896 EUZA BETH T. CAULK resources.) se DELAWARE

President: JAMES C. WARREN, R.D. 1, (Pa.) 19311 control, water conservation, and supply to 18 Box 286, Smyrna 19977 Vice President: WILLIAM A. BROKAW, counties in central and southern Florida. Vice Presidents: TED HORSEY, HENSYL 2404 Brickton Rd., Chatham, Wilmington Additional benefits are preservation of natural LE VAN, WILIAM STETTER, 19803 conditions in Everglades, enhancemert of Millsboro; JOSEPH H. WLOCINSKI, Secretary: JOAN W. ZElt BE, Jefferson fish, wildlife, and waterfowl and public Wilmington House, New Castle 19720 recreation.) Secretary BILL R. ANDERSON, 2394 Treasurer: PHILIP K. KI-ABUNDE, 2715 Governing Board: ROBERT W. PADRICK, Limestone Rd., Wilmington 19808 (302, Hardt!' Dr., Sherwool Park, Wilmington Chairman, Ft. Pierce; ROBERT F. 9W-9492) 19808 BLAKELEY, Vice Chairman, Treasurer: JOHN P. COUCHMAN, 330 Publication: Doane/vs Ornithologist Plantation; C. A. THOMAS, Lake Nimitz ltd., Dover 19901 Editor: JOHN T. LINEHAN, 3S Augusta Harbor; ROBERT L. SEARLE, Coral Affiliate Representative: EDMUND H. Dr., Chestnut Hill Estates, Newark 19711 Gables; HARRY J. SANDS, JR., HARVEY, 1014 Washington St , Satellite Beach; G. E. DAIL, JR., Wilmington 19801 Secretary Alternate: ANTHONY J. FERRARA, 117 II I Executive Director. G. F. DAIL. JR. Mathes Ave., Wilmington 19804 Assistant Executive Director, Administration: Publication: Newsletter JAMES R. STOKES GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Treasurer and Controller: JOHN R. CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR PARKS, INC.. GREENWOOD Box 7144, Wilmington 19803 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, 1875 District Counsel and Director, Real Estate (A nonprofit organization of private citizens Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, Dept.: ROBERT GRAFTON cooperating with individuals, organizations D.C. 20009 Director, Engineering Dept.: W. V. STORCH and governmental agencies to promote the (Water pollution control program) Director, Field Services Dept.; ZEB C. parklands and recreational facilities of the Director: MURRAY GRANT, M.D. (202, GRANT people of Delaware of the U.S.) 629-3366) Director, Recreation and Conservation Dept.: President: JAMES R. McILWAIN Associate Director fix Environmental Health: JOHN H. STRETCH Vice President: HENRY C. BLACK MALCOLM C. HOPE (629.3105) Director, Information and Education: Secretary: LOUISE FELDMANN THOMAS E. HUSER Treasurer: FLOYD K. SWOPE METROPOLITAN POLICE, 300 Indiana Ave., Director, Promotions and Audio Visual Putilication: The Greensward N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001 (202, Services: LAWRENCE J. NUNN Editor: LORRAINE B. KINGDON, 3 618-4000) Monterry Dr., Newark 19711 (Has jurisdiction over matters pertaining to game.) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND DELAWARE ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Chief of Police: JERRY V. WILSON CONSUMER SERVICES, State Capitol, WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Tallahassee 32304 SUPERViSORS CITIZEN GROUPS Commissioner: DOYLE CONNER (904, President: I3AAC THOMAS, Marydet 21(49 599-7345) (302, 492.3174) CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL ASSOCIATION. 332 5th St., S.E., OELWARE CONSERVATION EDUCATION Washington, D.C. 20003 DEPARTMENT OF AIR AND WATER ASSOCIATION, Box 45, Dover 19901 (Concerned with the conservation of the POLLUTION CONTROL 315 S. Calhoun President: ROBERT VAN ABEL natural and historical resources of the C&O St., Tallahassee 32301 (904, 222-0678) Vine President: NORMAN WILDER Canal and the Potomac River Basin.) Chairman: NATHANIEL P. REED (904, Secretary: FREDERICK T. MOTT President: ANTHONY WAYNE SMITH 222-1900) Treasurer: NORMAN DILL Vice President: COLIN RITTER, Box1076. Executive Director: VINCENT D. PATTON Alexandria, Va. 22313 Director of Inforination: JAMES K. LEWIS DELAWARE WILD LANDS, INC., 1014 Secretary: DOUGLAS LINDSAY Washington St., Wilmington 19801 (302, Treasurer: KENNETH ROLLINS 654-1290) Publication: C 0 Cenatter DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, (A nonprofit organization formed to purchase Editor: COLIN RITTER Larson Bldg., Gaines St. at Monroe, properties which its directors deem Tallahassee 32304 (904, 2247141) Irreplaceable and worthy of preservation in a NATIONAL C1PITAL AREA FEDERATION OF Executive Board: CLAUDE R. KIRK, JR., natural state for coming generations. GARDEN CLUBS, INC.. 1207 Azalea Dr., Governor; TOM ADAMS, Secretary of Organized. 1961) Rockville Md. 20850(301, 762-5943) State; EARL FAIRCLOTH, JR., President: EDMUND H. HARVEY Conservation Chairman: MRS. JUDSON C. Attorney General; FRED 0. Assistant to the President: HOLGER H. FRENCH DICKINSON, JR., Comptroller; HARVEY BRO`VARD WILLIAMS, Treasurer; Vice Presidents: MRS. GEORGE P. FLOYD T. CHRISTIAN, Commissioner EDMONDS, RODMAN WARD FLORIDA of Education; DOYLE CONNER, Secretary: EDWARD W. COOCH, JR. Commissioner of Agriculture Treasurer: MRS. GEORGE P. EDMONDS Executive Director: RANDOLPH HODGES Assistant Treasurer: JOSEPH Y. JEANES, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Administrative Assistants: HAROLD PARR, JR. J. 0. SMITH, H. J. KELLY CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA General Counsel: PHILIP BENNETT DELMARVA ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY, FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, 901 Evernia Survey and Management: KEN 2715 Barden Dr., Sherwood Park, St., P. O. Box 1671, West Palm Beach WOODBURN Wilmington 19808 (302, 998-7690) 33402 (205, 655-3411) (Organized: 1963) (Responsible for local cooperation in the Div. of AdmInIstrativs Banks,: President: ROBERT W. THOMEN, Federal-State Central and Southern Florida Director: BETTY H. SCANLAN Chandler Mill Rd., Box 112, Avondale Flood Control Project. Goal to provide flood Education and Information: ELGIN WHITE

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Div. of Marine Resources: Associate Dean: RICHARD G. BADER FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Director: HARMON SHIELDS Associate Dean of Graduate Studies: WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Chief, Bureau of Marine Science and ROBERT 3. HURLEY SUPERVISORS Technology: ROBERT M. INGLE Chairman, Div. of Atmospheric Science: President: 0. R. MiNTON, P. 0. Box 670, Chief, Bureau of Beaches and Shores: W. T. ERIC B. KRAUS Ft. Pierce 33451 ("305, 464-3502) CAR LTON Chairman, Div. of Biology: GILBE1 T L. Chief Law Enforcement Officer: H. V. VOSS FLORIDA AUDUBON SOCIt7Y, P.O. Drawer GIBSON Chapman, Div. of Fishery Science: 7, Maitland 31751 (305, 647.2615) CLARENCE P. IDYLL President: DADE W. THORNTON, 3226 Div. of Interior Resources: Chairman, Div. of Functional Biology: JOHN N.W. 11th Court, Miami 33127 Director: J. V. SOLLOHUB S. BUNT Vice Presidents: CAROL BECK, Sebring; M. Cllef, Bureau of Waterways: ROGER Chairman, Div. of Marine Geology and P. DURYEA, Clearwater; MRS. BACHMAN Geophysics: C ES 1RE EMI LIANI WILBUR FORREST, Stuart; IRWIN Chief, Bureau of Geology: ROBERT 0. Chairman, Div. of G can Engineering: JOHN W. FRITZ, Orlando; WILLIAM R. VERNON C. STEINBERG KIDD, 'peak; HUEY B. LONG, Chairman, Div. of Physical and Chemical Titusville; KENNETH D. MORRISON, Div. of Parks *Gel Recreation (224-8102) Oceanography: WALTER Babson Park; MAURICE R. (Supervises, administers, regulates and DROST-HANSEN (Acting) PROTHEROE, Jacksonville; CARL C. controls the opc'ation of state parks, RADDEk, St. Petersburg including sites of historic significance; and STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND Secretary: NINA D. STEFFER, 112 S. Clyde administers the State's recreational land REHABILITATIVE SERVICES. Div. of Ave., Kissimmee 32741 acquisition and development program.) Health, Box 210, Jacksonville 32201 (904, Treasurer: MRS. W. W. HENDRICKSON, Director: N. E. PILL MILLER 354-3961) 1521 Ave." E " N.E., Winter Haven Assistant Director: NEY C. LANDRUM (State water pollution control program) 33880 Director: WILSON T. SOWDER Executive Director: C. RUSSELL MASON, Div. of Oame and Fresh Water Fish, 620 S. Chief, Bureau of Sa.sitary Engineering: Altamonte Springs 32701 Meridian, Tallahassee 32304 (904, SIDNEY A. BERKOWITZ 224-0115) Administrator, Health Education Section: G. FLORIDA CONSERVATION COUNC;L. P.O. Commissioners: RICHARD H. SCHULTZ, FLOYD BAKER Drawer 7, Maitland 32751 (305, 647.2615) Chairman, Marianna; WILLIAM M. Publication: Health Notes (A group of independent, private conservation BLAKE, Tampa; W. B. COPELAND, organizations operating throughout the State. Jacksonville; W. T. ?fcBROOM, Miami; STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION Meets monthly to consider conservation JAMES B. WINDHAM, Jacksonville BOARD, P. 0. Drawer EE, Gainesville measures and to recommend to member Director: 0. EARLE FRYE, JR. 32601 (904, 376-1990) organizations procedures to follow. Assistant Director: H. E. WALLACE Chairman: E. E. CARTER, Vero Beach Organized: 1957) Chief of Fisheries: JOHN W. WOODS Administrator: R. N. MORRIS Chairman: C. RUSSELL MASON Chief of Game: JAMES A. POWELL Secretary: NINA D. STEFFFE Chief Law Enforcement Officer: BRANTLEY CITIZEN GROUPS GOODSON Information-Education: JAMES T. FLOYD FLORIDA FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, P.O. Publication: Florida Wildhle FLORIDA WILDLIFE FEDERATION Box 1696, Tallahassee 32302 (904, Editor: BILL HANSEN (A representative stain Ida organization, 222.5646) affiliated with the Nptional Wildlife President: 3. H. TRESCOT, JR., P.O. Box FOREST SERVICE, Collins Bldg., Tallahassee Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, 1040, Palatka 32077 (904, 325-2201) 32304 (904, 222-3650) preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and 1st Vice President: PHIL J. MOSES, P.O. Board of Forestry Members: CRAIG T. restoration of wildlife and other natural Box 968, Lake City 32055 (904, 752-0335) BELL, President, Kissimmee; ETTER T. resources. Organized: 1935) 2nd Vice President: BEN SWENDSEN, 1011 USHER, Vice President, Chiefland; President: WILLIAM P. THEOBALD, 5012 Edgemere Dr., Fort Myers 33901 (813, DAVID D. SCHORES, Secretary, Perry; N. F. 2nd Ave., Miami 33137 (305, 936-3682) JOHN Y. HUMPHRESS, Tallahassee; 759.2078) Secretary-Treasurer: JOHN A. BEALL, P.O. MARCUS G. RAWLS, Jacksonville Executive Vice President: JOHN C. JONES, Box 191, Tallahassee 32302 (904, Director: C. H. COULTER 4080 Haverhill Rd., West Pahn Beach 877.1158) Associate Director: JOHN M. BETHEA 33403 Executive Director: WILLIAM CARROLL Chief, Fire Control: H. K. MIKELL Executive Secretary: MRS. WILLIAM F. LAMB Chief, Forest Education: EDWIN R. THEOBALD, 5012 N. B. 2nd Ave., HOWARD Miami 33137 GULF AND CARIBBEAN FISHERIES Chief, Forest Management: R. A. Recording Secretary: ANTHONY D. INSTITUTE, 1 Rickenbacker Causeway, BONNINOHAUSEN BOSCO, Rt. I, Box 584, Deland 32720 Miami 33149 (305, 350.7532) Chief, Fiscal: B. C. LEYNES Treasurer: J. A. KEBRDLE, Rt. I, Boa 572, (Promotes fishery research by holding an Deland 32720 annual meeting at which scientists, members MARINE FACILITY, Florida State University, Affiliate Representative: F. DON of fishing industry, and administrators can Turkey Point, Rt. I, Crawfordville 32327 SOUTHWELL., P.O. Box 854, Ormond discuss status of various fisheries of the (904, 697.3945) Beach 32074 (904, 677-2207) region; assists countries of the Caribbean in Director: CARL H. OPPENHEIMER Alternates: THOMAS W. NEEDHAM, Box development of their fisheries; and makes 333, Ocala 32670; E. H. DuBON, 90 available information on fisheries of the SCHOOL OF MARINE AND ATMOSPHERIC N.W. 162nd St., Miami 33169 region, and on research findings, through the SCIENCES, University of Miami, 10 Publication: Snitch publication of the proceedings of the annual Rickenbacker Causeway, Miami 33149 Editor: F. DON SOUTHWELL meeting.) (305, 350-7211) (Organized: 1943) Executive Secretary: JAMES B. HIGMAN Dean: F. G. 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IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, INSTITUTE OF NATURAL RESOURCES, Chief Stale Deputy, Northern Region: INC. (Florida Div.) University of Georgia, Graduate Studies WILLIAM CLINE President: PHILUP A. LUND, P.O. Box Research Center, Athens 30601 (404, Chief State Derrty, Southern Region: 541, Jupiter 33458 5424555) (Established: 1967) DAVID H. O. GOULD Secretary: OWEN LUND, P.O. Box 541, Director: E. L CHEATUM Publication: Georgia Game and fish Jupiter 33458 Editor: JIM MORRISON Treasurer: LLOYD E. MILLER, 18501 S.W. NATURAL AHEM) COUNCIL 544 Agriculture 97th Pl., Miami 33157 Bldg., 7 Hunter St., S.W., Atlanta 30334 STATE SOlt AND WATER CONSERVATION (404, 525-2949) COMMITTEE, 320 Extension Bldg., SOUTHEASTERN ENVIRONMENTAL (To conduct a statewide inventory of Athens 30601 (404, S42.3065) rOUNCIL. INC., P.O. Box 31278, Yukon outstanding natural land, freshwater, and Chairman: JIM L. GILLIS, JR., Box 86, Branch, beksonvilk 32230 (904, wetland areas; to assist in preservation of Soperton 30457 387-1118) natural areas for education and research. Executive Secretary: L. REESE DUNSON President: MRS. PAUL L BIRD Organized: 1966) Vice President: HENRY J. LANNON Members: DONALD C. SCOTT, Chairman, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MARINE Secretary: W. CURTIS LOVELACE Athens; JIMMY CARTEP. JACK INSTITUTE, Sapelo Island 31327 (912, Treasurer: FRANK S. Hit CROCKFORD, A. B. C. DORMINY, 485-2321) (Organized: 1953) JR., LAMAR FRANKUN, PHILUP Director: VERNON J. HENRY, JR. OREEAR, J. LEONARD 111-011() LEDBETTER, W. H. McCOMB, SAM WATER DUALITY CONTROL BOARD. 47 P. Meal! L, BROOKS PENNINGTON, Trinity Ave., S. W., Atlanta 30334 ROBERT B. PLATT, HOWARD H. Executive Secretary: R. S. HOWARD, JR. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES RAINEY, HENRY D. STRUBLE, CHARLES WHARTON GEORGIA COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT. COASTAL PLAIN AREA PLANNING AND Executive Director: ROBERT E. HANIE School of Forestry, Uriversity of Georgia, DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, P.O. Box Assistant Director for Ecology: A. STEPHEN A0)41%130601 1123, Valdosta 3160I (912, 244-2040 JOHNSON Leader: ALFRED C. FOX (Ts promote, through sound planning, the Assistant Director for Conservation Assistant: JAM ES P. CLUOSTON deselopment and management of natural Education: SAM 0. CANDLER rekvrees for quality outdoor recreation and CITIZEN rilsOUrS tots ism. Organized: 1963) SLASH PINE ARIA PLANNING AND Ctir f, Outdoor Recreation-Tourism: JAMES DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, 902 GEORGIA SPORTSMEN'S FEDERATION, 11. RAINWATER, JR. Grove Ave., P. 0. Boa 1276, Waycross 1012 Fitton Federal Bldg., Atlanta 30303 Ands ant Chief: W. J. HICKEY 31501 (912, 28)-3831) (404, 577.5100 (To create within the Slash Pine region and (A representative statewide organization, MINT OF AGRICULT1IRE. its localities a more attractive and livable affiliated with the National Wildlife Agicvleure Bldg., Capitol Sq., Atlanta environment and to provide the tools tot Federation, primarily devoted to the nix use, 301M (404, 324 -3292) making this region of Georgia more preservation, nesthetkal appretiatkon, and Ccemitsloret: THOMAS IRVIN, economically productive. tkomposed of nine restoration of wildlife and other natural Clarke:01k member counties; Organized: 1963) resources. Orgrnized: 1955) Special Services: JACK GILCHRIST, Extortive Director: MAX W. HARRA1 President: TOMMiE E. HOLUMAN, Rt. 4, Jonefveo (tat. 6) Stampede Rd., Thomaston 30286 Chief, Outdoor Recreation and tourism: F. 1st Vice Presidert: W. CLYDE DEPARTMENT OF STALE PARKS. 7th FL. MARION HAY (Fat. 22) OREENWAY, 2804 Old Norcross Rd., 270 Washinzten St., S.W., Atlanta 30334 Publication: Thee SUM An. News Tucker 10064 (404, 523-1191) Executive Secretary: JAMES L ADAMS Directo: JOHN L GOREON STATE GAME AND DISH COMMISSION. Affiliate Representative: W. CLYDE TrinityWashmston Bldg., 270 OR EENWAY FORESTAY COMMISSION. Boa S19, Macon Washington St., S. W., Atlanta 303)4 Alternate: JAMES L. ADAMS 31202 (913, 7464531) (404.322 -6546) Publication: Newsbater (To foster, Wixom and entoorage Commission Members. JAMES DRBY, Mita: JAMES T. ADAMS reforestation; engage in research and other Chairman, Vidahs; RICHARD 11 FT, lockets for beta !entity practices: and to Albany; WILLIAM E. SMITH, GEORGIA ASSOCIATIONorSOIL AND Mast, prevent, and combat lomat fires) Anterkis; CHARLES L DAVIDS0.18. 4. WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Board of Comessionot HUGH M. JR, lithonic RANKIN M. SMITH, SUPERVISORS DIXON, Ct airman, Wale; GEORGE Atlanta; WI t LAM 7. CAMP, Neiman; PresIdent: GEORGE C. MARTIN. Boa 102, BEASLEY, 'Awed*: M. E. JAMES B. LANGFORD, Whom: DUNN 31306 (912, 653-2278) GARRISON, Homer; L H. MORGAN, HARLEY IANODALE, Valdosta: W. Eastman; ALIIXANDE.R SESSOMS, CLYDE DIXON, Cleveland; OtORGIA CONSERVANCY. INC, THE. 1025 Cogden LEONARD BASSFORD. Aagosta; Candler Bldg, 127 Peachtree St., N.E., Directee: A. RAY AIIIRLEY JIMMiE WILUAMSON, Darien Atlanta 30303 (404, 515-18211) Chief Forest Rotation: JAMES C. Director: GEORGE T. BAOBY (To preserve areas of ureic, teologie, TbRNER Assistant Director JACK CROCKFORD Meiotic, historic or recreasiossal isportance Chief, Managemest: W. H. McCOMA Chief of Game: IIUBERT HANDY leer (Aortic to establish or aid in the Chief, Forest &locatioe: FRANK CRAVEN Chief of Eisheriet LEON KIRKLAND estabfishifteM of astute reserves; and to Chief, Reforestation.: 3AMES WYNENS Chief of Mreiree Els/scrim CHARLES derelcp programs of conservation education. Chief, Admhsin tacks: GEORGE BISHOP FRISSIE Mtrabettlip: 1,550; Chartered: May 1967) Pebkstion: Geogis dressy Chief of Special Services: ROBERT BAKER Prtsideat: NORMAN C. SMITH Editor. RANK CRAVEN Chief of Mom*** and 64oest:on: JIM Vice President- DAVID L. COKER MORRISON Secretary-. LYNN MIL Si HAWAII

Treasurer: JAMES J. WHITE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL Preside: 1: ERNEST W. ALBRECHT, 1122 Director: DON NICHOLS RESOURCES, Boa 621, Honolulu 96809 Walholo, Honolulu 96821 (808, 373-1188) Publication: Nowsfetret (548-2211, Eat. 773) 1st Vice President: W. K. YEE, Walluku Editor: JULIAN F. RHINEIIART Chairman: SUNAO KIDO 2nd Vice President: FRANK C. HULCE Board Members: NEWTON MIYAGI, Walmanalo GEORGIA FOREST RESEARCH COUNCIL NORMAN KUSHSYAMA, TAI SUNG Executive Director: GEORGE DU BOIS P.O. Boa 828, Macon 31202 (912, YANG, NOBUICIII MASUNAGA, SecretaryTreasu.er HARRIET E. LINN, 746-3331) GEORGES. YAMAKI 914511 Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu 96817 Board of Commissioners: WALLACE (808, 537.6574) ADAMS, Chairman, Glenwood; KIRK Div. of Fish and Game, 530 S. Hotel St., Affiliate Representative: JOHN S. CRAFT, SUTUVE, SR., Savannah; HERBERT 1. Honolulu 96813 (548-2811, Eat. 645) 427-1176 Ala Moans, Honolulu 96815 CONNER, Vidalia; ROBERT D. Director: MICHIO TAKATA Alternates: RICHARD THOMSON, 46-4u5 DIXON, Griffin; GORDON HALL, Chief, Wildlife Branch: VACANT Holokoa, Kaneohe; F. PATRICK Swainsboro; J. F. MATHIS, JR., Twin Chief, Fisheries Branch: KENJI EGO SY LVA, 44-517 Kaneohe Bay Dr., City; A. RAY SHIRLEY, Macon Chief, Enforcement Branch: EUGENE K. Kaneohe 96744; GLENN 0. Director: H. E. ROARK BURKE MITCHELL, 1483 Wailuku Dr., Hilo Axidant Director: C. FRANK 96720 ROBERTSON Div. of Forestry. 530 S. Hotel Si., Honolulu Publication: IMF Ner rimer 96813 (546-2811, Eat. 655) Editor: GEORGE DU BOIS GEORGIA FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, INC, State Forester: TOM K. TAGAWA 1204 Carnegie Elhig, 1)3 Carnegie Way, N. W., Atlanta XXI (404, 522-0951) Div. of Land Management P.O. Boa 621, (Membership: 1,150; Fatoded: I907) Honolulu 96809 (548-2211, Eat. 325) CONSERVATION COUNCIL FOR HAWAII. Chairman of the Bout:: EDWIN L Land Management Administrator: JAMES J. P.O. Boa 2923, Honolulu 96802 DOUGLASS, Augusta DETOR (To consent and enhance the scenery, Mural President: GERALD SAUNDERS, and historical objects, wildlife and plants of Columbus Div. of auto Pate, P.O. Boa 621, Honolulu Hawaii, and provide for their enjoyment by Treasurer: MELVIN CHAPMAN, Atlanta 96809 (5482211, Eat. 102) present and future generations. To encourage Esecutive Director: HAROLD JOINER Directrw JOSEPH M. SOUZA, JR. and facilitate cooperation and understanding Pubbcation: Tops nettgeen koVetritlititt, private agencies, and Editor: HAROLD JOINER Div. of bv e et and Land Development. P.O. persons concerned with the conservation of Boa 373, Honolulu 96809 (5482211, Eat. natural resources In Hawaii.) 373) President: SCOTT D. HAMILTON, JR., ManageEngineer: ROBERT 1. CHUCK Waikiki P.O. Boa 880). ll000lulu 96815 1st Vice President PHILIP HELFRICH, INSTITUTE OF MARINE BIOLOGY, Kaneohe GOVERNMENT AGENCIES University of Hawaii, P.O. Boa 1067, 2nd Vice President: SISTER EDNA LOUISE Kaneohe 96744 (008, 247-6631) DeMANCIIE,Ilonofulu DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Agana (Concerned with research in marine tropical Secretary: WILLIAM M. BASS, JR., Pearl 96910(772 biology, biological oceanography, and living City Director:30SE67613ARCINAS marine resources. Provides research facilities Tre paret. SAMUEL M. SLOM. 11..moluhr Assistant Director: GERALD S. A. PEREZ for Investigations in tropical marine biol3gy.) Director: PROP. VERNON E. BROCK Div. ef Fish and Witd114: Associate Director. PHILIP HELFRICH HAWAII ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Chief- ISAAC 1. IKEHARA WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS fuseri Biologist: HARRY T. KAhil WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH CENTER. President NORTHRUP 11. CAST LF, P.O. Wildlife Biologist: ALAN M. University of Hawaii, 2523 Correa Rd., Boa 91, Volcano 96785 (608, 678364) COURTRIOHT Ilgoolulu 96822 (94441147) (To plan, initiate, and conduct "rata resources research projects pertinent to HAWAII AUDUBON SOCIETY. Boa 502, 11 AWAII Hawaii. Organised. 1964) Honolulu 96E14 Director: D. C. COX (For the protection and conservation of Associate Direcica L S. LAU wildlife in Hawaii. Organized: 19)9) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES President. MARGARET TITCOMB HAWAII COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT. (565-717) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Boa 3415, 2338 The Mall, University of Hawaii, Vice Proldents: JACK THROP (9)7.723), ll000leta 96814 (988 -4447) lionolasla 90421 ANDREW J. BERBER (9444111) Head, Div. of Plant Industry: SOTARO Leaks: JOHN A. MACIOLEK Secretor MRS. ROBERT PYLE UEHARA Assistant: VACANT Editor: UNOY0 KOHMA (749-985)

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Bot WS, EITI/FN GROUPS lionolein 96801 (50?.111) (Water polletice control peogrant) HAWAII WILD4.1,1 FEDERATION, Rot 7062, ISLAND OF HAWAII FiSH AND GAME Director of Health: WALTER R. Hones% 96816 (K*, 737.1122) ASSOCIATION. Hilo 96720 QUISENBERRY, MD, M.P.H. (Ext. (A Itfottlielditive statewide organization, President NELSON MORI:HALM 219 130) affiltted with the National Wildlife Wotan' St. Hilo 96720 Health Edge/tie& Officer: JEANNE PATY Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Vice Resident ROBERT N. TANOUt, (Eat. 033) peesereatkm, aestlatical appreciation, and P.O. Boa tn. Kota's Locative Office, Environmental Health restoration of *Whit and other natural Secretary-treaswret SHOJI KAY& 141 Div.: SIHNJ1 SONEDA (Ext. 521) resources.) Mane St, Hilo 96720 (3345) IDAHO

Fiscal Officer: EDWARD 3. BESS (Ext. 516) Assistant: ELWOOD 0. BLZEAU ID111i0 Information Specialist: R. L. UNOENFELTER (Ext. 516) CITIZEN GROUPS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ProgramDirector, Keep Idaho Green: BARNEY WOZNIAK (Eat. 516) IDAHO WILDLIFE FEDERATION BUREAU OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, Div. Chief, Cooperative Programs: (A representative statewide organization, Moscow 83843 WILLIAM A. SCRIBNER (Ext. $16) affiliated with the National Wildlife (To promote orderly, efficient, and complete Div. Chief, Timber Management: DONALD Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, development of Idaho's mineral resources. D. JONES, Box 670, Coeur d'Akne preservation, aeAhetical appreciation, and Be.: field investigations and laboratory 83814 (208, 6642171) restoration of wildlife and other natural studies are conducted. Organized: 1919) Div. Chief, Forest Fire Protection: EDWIN resources.) Director: ROLLAND R. REID (208, A. RING, Boa 670, Coeur d'Akne 83814 President: FRANK UN JONES, 1304 882-3732) (664.2171) Eastman, Boise 83702 (208, 342.7338) Assistant Director: LEWIS S. PR ATER Div. Chief, Maintenance Operations: Vice President: ROBERT THOMAS, P.O. (882.4624) HOWARD T. NAUMANN, Box 670, Box 802, Coeur d'Akne 83814 Coeur d'Akne 83814 (6642171) Secretary Treasurer: W. W. EENSON, 101 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Suite 162, Div. Chief, Grazing Management: DAVE P. Horizon Dr., Boise 83702 (208, 143-2767) 1365 N. Orchard, P.O. Box 790, Boise TIDWELL (Exi. 578) Affiliate Representative: FRANKLIN 13701(208, 344-3811, Ext. 467) JONES Commissioner: STANLEY I. TRENHAILE DEPARTMENT OF RECLAMATION, Alternate: MARVIALL EVERHEART, 126 Director of Plant Industry: WALLACE Statehouse-Annex 2, Boise 83707 E. Main St.. Jerome 13338 FISHER (Administration of public water) Publication: JP* Idaho Newslotter State Reclamation Engineer: R. KEITH Editor: FRANKUN JONES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, Statehouse, HIGOINSON (208,1444811) Boise 13707 (208, 344-5811) Deputy State Reclamation Engineer: JACK IDAHO ASSOCIATIOte OF BOIL (State water pollution control pee/gram) r..0.P.Nrrr CON *SRVATION DISTRICTS Atiminisusio; or hiatus: TERRELL 0. President: DeVON JENSEN, Moore 83255 CARVER, M.D. FISH AND GAME DEPARTMENT, 600 S. (208, 527-3310) Chief, ticakh Education Section: DON R. Walnut, Box 13, Boise 83707 (208, BY BEE M4-11471) Chief, Water Pollution Control Section: Commission Members: GLENN STANGER, MELVIN O. A LSAGER Matto Falls; RAY 1 HOLMES, Twin State Regislo, Neese of Vital Statistic z W. Falls; JOHN EATON, Cascade; PAUL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES W. BENSON C. KEETON, Lewiston; ROBERT 0. KALB, Sandpoint DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. State CEPARTMENt OF PA.,AS. Statehouse. Boise Director: JOHN R. WOODWORTH Fairgrounds, Springfield 62706 (217, 83707 (2011, 3444811, Ext. 401) Assistant Director: POBERT L SALTER 323-2274) Board Members: HAROLD T. BROWN, Chief, Business AdmMistrsti,m: AMOS KAY Directee: JOHN W. LEWIS Chairman, Film EARL T. GUNNELL, BELNAP Soria Springs; BETH DUP.PAM, Chief, Conservation Warmer& HAWLEY DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, 102 Lewiston; WILLIAM M. FROME, St. HILL State Office Bldg., Springfield 62706 (217, Anthony; GEORGE P. MILLER, Chief, Fisheries: JAM ES C. SIMPSON 525-6302) / donnas Ferry; KENT W. GIST, Chief, (Ja...c: ROGER Wit 1.1AMS Director. WILLIAM L. RUTHERFORD Fruitlard Chief, Information and Education: Assistant Director: DAN MA LKOVICII biretta: WiLHELM M. BECKERT KtIESS BROWN Superviset, Div. of FLAcries: WILLIAM 3. Assistant Direef JON E. SODERBLOM Publication: Mane We** Review MARTI! Planning Supeevisor: MIKE MISNER Editor: MILTON T. WILUAMS Supervise', Div. of Parks and Memorials: ROBF,RT 0. POHL DEPARTMENT OF MIMIC LANDS. State STATE SOIL CONSERVATION Sum-rive, Div of Engineering: CARL Capitol 81dg., Boise 13707 (2OS, 344-5811, COMMISSION, Statehouse, Bates 83707 THUNMAN Ext. 578) (208, 344-5811. tat. 297) Supervisor, Game Div.: THOMAS R. State Baird of Land Commissional: (Coordiaates programs and activities of Idaho EVANt GOVERNOR DON SAMUEi SON. SoilConservation Districts. Canonised with State tvestet: H. P. SIEMERT Chaska (Eat. 521); PETE T. overall leadership and administration of Surto sleet, Edetition Div.: H. DEAN CENARRUSA (Eat. 564): ROBERT M. districts in development. wise lave, and CAMPBELL ROBSON (Ext. 523). JOE k. conservation of sail and wake and oche. Sups:hive, Accomting Section: RA-1 WILLIAMS(Eat. 421); DELMER P. closely related everces. Authorized: 1919) GREGO ENGELKING (Fat. 229); GORDON C. Chain an: RODNEY HANSEN, Rt. 2, Kul Supervisor, Surface-Mined Land Reclamation: TROM BLEY (Fitt. SYS) 83347 (431-2164) E. E. n LER Contreisskom: GORDON C. TROM ['LEY t.drsinistrative Offices: DOYLE L SCOTT Chief inspector: JOHN REBUE10/0 (Ext. $78) Assistant Cotamitisrme, Parsley and Eire: IDAHO COAFtRATME FISHERYloin. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC IYORRS AND JACK E. 011LEFTE (tat. 578) Ihtirecrity of Idaho, Moscow 13843 BUILDINGS. 2300 S. 31st St., Scrilgroeld Assistant Commissioner, Lash, Grazing and Leads: D(NIALtl W. CHAPMAN 62106 (21f, 525-2276) Minerals: RALPH S. SAW'ON (Fat. Assistant: 1 ITEOIVORE C. BIOR FIN Director: NORBERT J. JOHNSON 5714 Director, Forestry °plasticity FRED A. IDAHO COOS ERATIVE WILDLIFE DN. at Watervveys. 201 N. Monroe St., KISA BETH (Eat. 516) RECEhRCH UNIT. University of Idaho, Sfringfiet4 62706 (525-2503) Land Exchange Officer: WILL ARD J. hlosr te 83843 OW 832-3511, Eel. 318) Chief Waterway ritineer: JOHN C. MITCHELL (Ext. 316) Leader: /tfAURICE G. HORNOCKER Gut LOU ILLINOIS

NATURE PRESERVES COMMUNION. 819 N. Affiliate Representative: RICHARD KEI1N, NATIONAL CAMPERS AND HIKERS Main St., Rockford 61103 (813, 964-6666) 705 Rogers Rd., Lockport 60441 ASSOCIATION, INC. !Ninth Soto Mate commission to oversee Illinois nature Alternate: DON BRADSIIAW, 364 Hand Assoctedool peeserves system. Established by legislative Dr., Godfrey 62033 (To educate and assist local chapters in the act: 1963) Publication: Illinois V.Vdhle preservation of the beauties of nature in Chairs an: WILLARD D. KL1MSTRA, Editor A. C. "ACE" EXTRON1 1111.ols; to educate and assist members in a' Cooperative Wildlife Research, Southern L. cempaign of safety in outdoor living; and to Illinois University, Carbondale 62901 ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS SOP. AND promote improvement in public camping and Vice Ch.l...Proun: EDMUND B. THORNTON, WATER CONSERVATION PrETRICTS hiking areas where the need exists. P.O. Boa I, Ottawa 61350 President: HILLARD MCRP.IS, Rt. I, Incorporated: 1962) Secretazy: GEORGE B. FELL WWI 62443 (618, 24S-560U) President: AMOS 2. WHITCOMB, 1009 W. Madison, Ottawa 61350 SANITARY WATER BOARD. 616 State Office Citi2V. it COMMITTEE f0A NATURE Directors: BILL and MARY MILLER, 426 Bldg., Springfield 62;ir4 (217, 373-6503) CONSERVATION. 414 Nt Main St., Sunset Blvd., Oglesby 61348 (Water pollution control igency) Rockford 61103 015, 964-6666) Conservation Director. AL LOPINOT, 43 N. Technical Secretary: C. W. KLASSEN (Promotes leghlatloo for the preservation of Crest Dr., Litchfield 62056 natural area., prItkulally fat the fiabEcation: ISA Campy STATE 010100ICAL sURVEY, 121 Natural establishment rd Rate nature reserve Editors: DON and JO BAUER, 332 S. Resources Bldg., Urbana 61801 (217, systems. Orpniteet: 1960) Ashland, La Grange 60525 344-1451) Chairman: ()FORGE B. FELL Chief: JOHN C. FRYE Vice Chaltman. RAYMOND MOSTEK, 615 NATURAL LAND INSTITUTE. 819 N. Main Rocldek Cir., Long,ard 60148 St., Rockford 61103 (813, 964-6666) STATE NATURAL HISTORY SURVEY Secretary; MRS. NORMAN M. TESIF-R, cr.:organized: 1938) DIVISION. 179 Neural Resources B.dg., 4180 Hogan Dr.. ft. Collins (Colo.) 80321 Chairman:GEORGEB. FELL Urban. 61801 (217, 3)3-6880) Peewee: RICHARD A. COXIIEAD, 26 Secretary: EDWARD C. OARST (Conduct; rei*arth on the protection and Mar La., Ro,:kfoed 61103 Treasurer MILTON W. MAIILBURO most fralligerd use of the State's renewrok natural resources to assure MIIIMUM It LIN018 AUI'U$ON SOCIETY, He'd NATURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL OF sustained economic, educational, and Museum1 Natural History, Roosevelt ILLINOIS recreational benefits. Organized: 1838) Rd. sae. Lake Shoes Dr, Memo 60603 (A forum of outdoor conservation Chief: OEORC1E SPRUGEL, JR. (3 l 2, x 22.9414)) (Organized: 1897) organizations and agencies. Ckganize.l. 1934) Head, Applied Botany and Plant Pathology Preshier.: RAYMOND MOSTEK, 613 Chairman: GEORGE H. WOODRUFF, Rt. Section: J. C. CARTER (133-6F46) Rochdale Cir., Lombard 0148 (627.8639) 2, Joliet 6001 Head, Aquatic Biology Section: 0. W. Vice ?resident and Conservation Chairman: 1st Vice Chairman: WARREN VETTER, BENNETT (333-68119) 'JETTY °ROTH, 171' Villa Rd., Danville 61832 Head, Economic Entomology S:clion: W. H. Addison 60101 (834-8812) 2nd Vice Chairman: LAURENCE LUCKMANN (13)46* Treasurer. PAUL SCHULZE, 622 S. CHARLETON, Lockport Head. Fronistic Surveys and freed Wisconsin Ave., Villa Park 6018I Secretary: BEM °ROTH. Addison identification: PHILIP W. SMITH Pubficatioar I Audeobeo Burktivg2 Auilvbat Corresponding Secretary: HILDA (331.6M6) Newtiotto MelINTOSH, 1201 Miyfie.1 Ave., Jokt Head, Wildife Research: 0. C. Editor (') D. WILLIAM BENNETT, 49 6043$ SANDERSON (33369$$) Valley Rd., Highland Park 60033; (2) Treasurer WILLIAM P WEBER, $00 W. Natural History Survey Laboratory, Bot 321, JUDITH JOY, Boa 3, Centralia 62801 Ilarthi1 Ct., Peoria 61604 Havana 62644 (307, 543700) Nation County Fisheeles Research Center, ILLINOIS PRAIRIE PATH. P.O. Box 5, Wayne OPEN LANDS PROJECT, SI W. Jackson R.R. I, 1Kinmerdy 62t54 (618, 243-5607) 02184 (312, 232.2358) Blvd., Chicago 60504 (312, 427-036) Natural History Sonny Labotatory, R.R. 3, (To reserve natural areas and establish (A foundatior-supported program foe %11ivon 61931 (117, 728-4498) footpaths and other protected alas to be used acquisition, e reservation and conservation of foe scientific, educational and recreational open land in tie total metropolitan area.) CITIZEN GROUPS purposes by the pubk. Chairman of the Board: JEFFREY R. 11110.1. development of a 27.mik th spanning SHORT, JR. ILLINOIS FEDEIATION OF SPORTSMEN'S DuPage County. Founded 196.. ; Incorporated: Eiterativs Director. GUNNAR A. CUPS!, bot 241, 11003 S. Western Ave., 1965) PETERSON Blue Island OKA (312, 188.3993) Chairman of the Board: MAY Publication: Alomht theArtty (A representative statewide organization, THEILOAARD WAITS Aimed with tit; National Wildik Predictor WILUAM S. NEMEC PRAIRIE ColitstEle FOUNDATION OF Federal:in, par:wily devoted to the wise OM. Vice PresidesL SAMUEL S. HOLMES, JR. ILLINOIS ruination, aesthetics' appreciation, And Secretary: EUGENE M. LEWIS (To aware the survival of the native greater tertoretios d oriklik and othet newel Treasurer: JOAN HAMILL prairie thicken is Illinois. Purchases, secures, res.arcee) teams lands to be used as sanctuaries lot Nikkei JOHN WORTH, 2324 Huntington NAAR WALTON LEAGUE Of AMERICA. papetsatioa of the prairie posse.) Rd., Springfield 63703 (217, 329-31.29) INC Veavito Ott). R.R. 1. Boa 112, ram Chairman: J. W. OALBREATH, N. 14 Vice Resident: JAMES AKERS, 6107 3. Moles 61 144 Banister Dr, CeetraLt 615101 Nevins., Chicago 6063$ Piesidem: CHARLES J. KLAAS, 520 Pal Vice Chairman: L BARPHE HUNT, betutive Secretary: A. C. 'ACE" Dr., Glenwood 60423 diology Dept., Easters Illinois University, EXTROM Secretary: MARIE CROWLEY, 923 Clarkston Smeary: JUNIOR BEAVER. R.R. I, Hoitywxd, Des Maims 60016 Sea:tar JUDITH JOY, P.O. Boa 3. Naito 61346 Treasurer FRANK GERRY, 306 W. 111111 Cestraia 62001 Treasurer RILL MeKEE, 3302 Marian St , St, Magri 60628 Altos 6X02

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Treasurer: ROBERT K. BULLARA, 128 E. STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION Naturalist: DENZEL BARRICKLOW Pine St., Onky 62450 COMMITTEE, Rm. 5, A.E.S. Blds., Publication:The /Mime Audubon Querforly Purdue University, Lafayette 47907 (317, Editor: HENRY C. WEST, 4660 E. 42nd St., 749-2856) Indianapolis 46226 Chairman: WILLIAM C. LENTZ, Columbus E1111:220111 Executive Secretary: CHARLES C. McKEE I2AAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA. INC. (Indiana Div.) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES STREAMPOLLUTION CONTROLBOARD. President: CHARLES WISEMAN, 327 1330 W. Michigan St., Indianapolis 40206 Johnson Rd., Michigan City 46360 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. (317, 633-4420) 1st Vice President: HERBERT READ, M.R. 608 State Office Bldg., Indianapolis 46204 Technical Secretary: B. A. POOLE Box 438, Chesterton 46304 Chairman. Natural Resources Commission: Secretary: BARBARA RUX, 1613 JOHN A. HILLENBRAND, II CITIZEN GROUPS Washington St., Mkhigan City 46360 Chairman, Land, Forests and Wildlife Executive Secretary: THOMAS E. DUSTIN, Resources Advismy Council: JAMES INDIANA CONSERVATION COUNCIL INC, 106 W. Wiidwood, Fort Wayne 46807 1.A HEY 6600 Onion Rd., Indianapolis 46268 (317, Treasurer. GALE S. ATWOOD, 3625 Chairman, Water and Minerals Resources 293-8512) Lincoln Si., Gary 46408 Advisory Council: DARWIN C. (A representative statewide organisation, YOUNGS affiliated with the National Wildlife Director: JOHN LLOYD Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, S Deputy Director, Bureau of Water and preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and Minuets: WILUAM J. ANDREWS restoration of wildlife and other natural Deputy Director, Bureau of Lands, Forests resources.) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES and Wildlife: DAVID M. CUCK President: WILUAM E. SCHMIDT, Bor. 5, Administrative Assistant: MICHAEL A. lisorntown 46071 (311, 4364816) DEPARTMENT OP AGRICULTURE. State CHISMAR Vice President: GARY DOXTAT. F,t_3. Capitol, Des Moines 50319 (S15. Controller: VACANT Seymour 47274 281-332 I ) Superintendent, Div. of Enforcement: Secretary-Tretwer: HOMER Secretary: L. B. LIDDY THEODORE NU I L BRENNEMAN Chief Engineer, Div. of &glistering: HENRY A filliate Representative: HOMER DEPARTMENT OP HEALTH. Lucas State C. PRANOB BRENNEMAN Office Bldg.. Des Moines 50319 (515, State Entornokgist, Dl.. of Entomology: Alternate: GLENN STERZIK, S4QS Elder 281.5605) JOHN 3. FAVINGER Rd., MisMwata 46544 Cornmissio.ser: JAMES P. SPEERS, M.D. Head, Div. of Fish and Oatne: GENE BASS Publication: Hoosier Conservation State Forester, Div. of Forestry: JOHN T. MIIIIM GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 16 W. Jefferson St., COSTELLO ACRES. INC- 106 W. Wildwooi, Pl. Wayne Iowa City 52240 (319, 338-1173) Held, Div. Information and Education: 46807 (219, 4564411) Director: 11. GARLAND HERSHEY HER BERT R. HILL (For acquisition and pertnamat preservation Head, Div. of Land Acquisition: LOWELL of natal areas in northeastern Indiana. NATURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL. Grimes PRUET Conducts a guided field-trip program and a State Office Bldg., Des Moines 50319 Head, Div. of Oil and Oar HOMER R. program of Wass and lecturts. Founded: 1960) (51S, 281.5914) BROWN President: JOHN W. KLOTZ (Water resources program) Head, Div. of Outdoor Recreation Vice President: JAMES M. BARRETT, ill Chairman: H. GARLAND HERSHEY, (Administers Land and Water Secretary: MRS. THOMAS E. DUSTIN SM. Geologist. Iowa City Conservation Fund): WILUAM C. Treasurer: MRS. Wil LIAM C. BLOCH Director: 0. R. McMURRY WALTERS Pubfication: Arm OvartioN Heed, Div. of Personnel NANCY STATE CONSERVATION COMMISSION. HUBBARD INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Stele Office Bldg., 300 4th St., Des Head, Div. of Purchasing: ROBERT WATER COPMAVAT1ON DISTRICTS. Moines 50319 (515, 2814145) WALTERS INC. (Administers and protects Iowa's waters, lard, Head, Div. of State Paris and Memorials: President: ELBERT ROE, R.R. 2, Ligonier forests, pans, and wildlife. Coordinates JOSEPH A. BLATT r 967 (219. 894-4510) plane Moots of all governmental agencies Head, State Metres: ROBERT D. in Iowa wishing to participate in Federal STARRETT INDIANA AUDUBON SOCIETY. INC, Mary fends aside available wide the Land and Head, Div. of Wale: ROBERT F. Gray Nod Sam:terry, R.R. 6. Water Act. Organised: 1935) JACKSON Come/vine 473)1 017, $13m188) Commission Members KEITH A. 111bliestion: (Woe. Orelfeha (For the cmserration cJ bittl ifs. Member McNURLEN, Chairman, Ames; EARL &Mot HERBERT R. PULL 937. *guile& It f11; Iroccrporaled- 19)9) E. JARVIS, Vice Chairman, Witten President: CHARLES D. WISE, ',11 Junction; JIM D. BIXLER,Cnrsrdl STATE It0Altf1 OP HEALTH. 1330 W. theverstly Ave, Monett 47301 Melts, JOAN OUSLER, Dubuque; LES Micligari St, lediserepois 46206 (31. President Ekci JOHN F. BRANHAM, Si) L1CKLIDER, astroite; WILLIAME. 411-5490) Warren St, Ihmtiagto* 467.,t NOBLE, Othrein: EDWARD gate Heslth Commissioner: At.urnirr. Vice Presiders JACK R. MUNSEE, 34 WEINHE1MER, Greenfield M.D. Fame, Ceerfield, Terre Haste 47102 Direttot: FRED A. PRIEWERT (281-53841 Semi/Pry: AMY MASON, R.R. 1, Bon 279. Chief of HrB and Game: EARL T. ROSE STALE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. Indiana Wet rote Haute 41885 0111-5154) Ueteersky, 611 Wattle Grove Arc, Tirsserrs: ROBERT O. MiLLER, 710 N. Oki of Lands and Water JOHN STOKES Illoomirgton 47101 Mania Ave_, Muncie 47303 (281-5207) State Geologist: JOHN B. PATTON Historian: JAMES H. MASON, R.R. 1, Box Director of Admiehtratioa: ST °:NLEY Wrt Tent Hanleons KUHN (2P1.5377) 'a KANSAS

Personnel Director: CHARLES E. EDELEN Vice Presidents: WILLIAM M. KORNMAN, Vice President: 1. 11 rAMP, Miles 52064 (281-5937) Davenport; HARRY IIITT1E, Cedar (319, 682-3202) Director, County Conservation Activities: H. Rapids Executive Secretary: ROBERT C. RUSSELL W. FREED (281.5148) Secretary: JOHN C. WELTER, 601. Si N. Treasurer: SAMUEL E ROBINSON, 703 Director of Planning and Coordination: Main St, Burlington 52601 N. 2nd St., Guthrie Center 50113 WILUAM BRABIIAM (281.S814) Treasurer: HOWARD BAILEY, 2219 Special Projects Coordinate: EVERETT B. Baumberger St., Burlington 52601 SPEAKER (281.3156) Affiliate Representative: M. E. "ED" Superintendent of Land Acquisition: LLOYD CLARK, 910 6111 St, S.W., Cedar 1111=121111111111 BAILEY (HI.5614) Rapids 52404 Game Superintendent: ROBERT BARRArr Alternate: ROBERT MOORMAN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (281.5639) Publication: Iowa Mktg* Newsktfur Superintendent of Parks: JOE BRILL Editor: M. E. " ED" Clark FORESTRY, FISH AND OAME (2814885) COMMISSION, Box F, Pratt 67124 (316, Superintendent of Waters: ROY DOWNING reIWA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE 172-4474) (281.5766) further the work ci! scientigA facilitate Commission Members: CHARLES IIULM Superintendent of Information and Education: cooperation among them, and lamase public Chairman, Great Bend; FRED SEARS, DAVID R. EV/a4S (2814971) understanding and appreciation of the Coby; R. W. FOWLER, Weir; ROBERT Administrator, Land Management: t TANS importance and promise of the methods of LEMON, Mission; PRANK L ELLERHOFP (2E1.5626) science in human progress. Attempts to LOMBARD, Enterprise Superintendent of Biology: HARRY M. maintain a systematic record of conservation Director: GEORGE C. MOORE HARRISON (2814612) happenings In Iowa from year so year. Assistant Director: FRED WARDERS tsperintendent of Law Enforcement: Mean pp 2.000; Organized: 1187) Chief, Information-Education: E. THAYNE KENNETH KA KAC (2814918) Executive Secretary: ROBERT W. SMITH Superintendent of rtd,rettr.. Y.E14 11AESON. University or Netnern lows, Chief. Garr DIV.: OLIVER GASSWINT MADDEN (2E14630) Cedar Falls 50613 Chief, Field Services Div.: ROY Hunter Safety Office.: CHARLES SCHOONOVER OLOFSON (281-5919) IOWA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL Chief, Fiscal Control ROBERT E. WARD State Forester: H. G. HERTEL (281-3107) CONSERVATION DISTRICT Chief, Law Enforcement: FRED WARDERS Publication: lows Caliarrationlit COMMISSIONERS Federal Aid Coortlinstot: LELAND QUEAL Editor: DAVID R. EVANS (281.3971) President. FIVIN 1. J. KOOS, Rt. 2, Shelby Publication: Kansas Ash and Come 51370 (712, 343.6694) Editor. E. THAYNE SMITH STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE. James W. Grimes State Office Bldg., Des IOWA CONSERVATION EDUCATION GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. University of Kansas, Moines i0319 (515, 2114851) COUNCIL INC- Biology Dept., Lawrence 66044 (913, 864-3101) (To meets ,e end promote better soil University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls (Founded: 1489) conservation programs in soil conservation 50611 State Geologist: FRANK C. FOLEY districts. Duties Include supervision of these J encourage and lead the deveernsent and diaries and coordination of their programs.) practice of a widespeead and elf JOINT COUNCIL ON RECREATION Director: WILUAM Il. GREINER reservation education program in Iowa. Chairman: PAUL AYLWARD, Ellsworth Pomaded: 1958) 67419 (913, 472-3002) WATER POLLUTION CONTROL Chairman: WILLIAM SCHMIDT, Ellsworth Vice Chairman:F.RAY11(IND GELVIN, COMMISSION. State Department of College, Iowa Falls 50126 M. D., 835 W. 9th. Concerti* 66901 MON, State Office nig, Des Mottoes Vim Chairman: SUSAN ATWELL Fort (911, 243-4677) 3010 Dodge Secretary: LYNN BURRIS, JR., Director, Technical Secretary: R. J. SCHUEKELMAN Secretary-Treaster: FRANK SCHALLER, Pak and Resource Authority, 801 lows State University, Ames Harrison, Topeka 66612 (911, 2962281) IOWA COOPERATIVE nolipty UNIT. 80 Science Ilan, Iowa State University, IOWA ORNITHOLOGISTS UNION STATE BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF KANSAS. Ames 50010 (Organised: 1923) Dyche Hafl, University of Kansas, Leader: ROBERT 1. MUNCY President: ROBERT L N1CKOISON. 2314 Lawrence 66:1$4 (913.864 -3052) Assistant ROSS V. BULKILY name P., Siete City 31103 Director and State Zoologist: FRANK B. Vice President JOSEPH K. BROWN, 3300 CROSS IOWA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE RESEARCH Lincoln Ave., Des Moises 30310 UNIT. Iowa State Untuteity, Awe 50010 Secreter MRS, 14. K. HALLBERG. Rock STATE BOARD OP AGRICULTURE. State 1515.294 -3036) Bluff Rd., Ottumwa 32501 Office Bldg., Topeka 66612 Leader ARMOLD 0. HAUGEN Truster: WOODWARD H. BROWN, (Water lax administration) Assistant: KENNETH R. RUSSELL 4815 Ingersoll Ave.. Des Moines 50112 Sweaty- ROY FREELAND (913, 296-3554) Editor. PETER C. PETERSEN, JR.. 11S Chief Engineer: R. V. SMRHA (2964718) ClUZLN GROUPS McClellan Bled, Davenport 32803 Librerlan: FRANCES CROUIER, Dept. of STATE DEPARTMENT Of HEALTH. State IOWA WILDLIFE PEOEllATION. INC. Meted" University of Northern Iowa, Office Bldg., Sth FI, Topeka 16612 (A tepresentabet staterkl organization, Cedar Falls 50611 (State Irate polled°s control agency) affiiated with the National Director of Health: EDWIN D. LYMAN, Federation, primarily dented to the wise use, 12AAR WALTOfI LEAGUE Of PMERICA. M. D. (911. 296-3745) preservation, *esthetics! appreciation, and INC. (Iowa R.R. I, Box 306, Iowa Chief Engineer: 3. LEE MAYES (296-3821) restoration of wildife and other eatetal City 52240 (119, 337-4014) (Members*: testes ) 10.044; Funded: 1945) STATE PARR AND RESOURCES Prexident: ROBERT MOORMAN, tnsectry President DICK AYRES, 1610 Macs Are, *VINOSITY. 801 Harrison, Topeka (4612 R1. g , Iowa Pete University. Ames 10010 I Spirit Lake 51363 (112, 3363364) (91). 2962 t81)

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Chairman: C. V. BARGEMAN .4:orlarny of Schnee BERNARD CARTER Director: LYNN BURRIS, JR. Editor: DELBERT SHAN KEL, Dept. of Superintendent, Fish Hatchery: ROBERT J. Microbiology, University of Kansas, DOUGLAS, Wofford STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE, Lawrence 66044 Director, Conservation Education, Div. of 1252-W, State Office Bldg., Topeka 66612 Junior Clubs: JAMES GILPIN Secretary: C. F. BREDA it L (913, 296-3600) KANSAS ASSOCIATION OF SOIL Director, Div. of Game Management: CONSERVATION DISTRICTS ARNOLD MICHELL WATER RESOURCES BOARD, 1134 -S, Stale President: HAROLD JOHNSON, Dwight Coordinator, Pittman.Robertson Section: Office Bldg., Topeka 66512 (913, 66849 (913, 482-3375) FRED IIAPDY 2964185) Superintendent, State Game Fenn: Executive Director: KEITH S. KRAUSE KANSAS ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY RAYMOND WILEY, Rt. 2, Frankfort Assistant Chief Engineer, Planning: W. E. (Formed to promote the study of ornithology, Director, Div. of Engineering: DON HAYS STEPS to advance the members in ornithological Director, Div. of Public Relations and Editor: Assistant Chief Engineer, Projects: JOHN M. science, and to promote con :. ration. HARRY TOWLES DEWEY Membeni: 359; Organized: 1949) Publication: Happy Humbly Ground Assistant Chief Engineer, Operation: JAMES Resident: DWIGHT R. PLATT, Dept. of Regional Directors: PAUL WINSTEAD, A. POWER, JR. Biology, Bethel College, North Newton 574 Mayfield Rd., Benton; TOM LEWIS, 67117 (316, 2134503, Eat. 27) Greenville; HUGH CRUMP, 7112 CITIZI N GROUPS Via Resident CHART ES A. ELY, Dept. tireerlawn Rd., Louisville: BURN'S of Biology, Fort Hays Kansas State SKIPWORTII, Glasgow, JACK LYNN, KANSAS WILDLIFE FEDERATION, INC. Colkge, Hays 67602 Cventon; A. R. PICKETT, Rt. 5, (A representative statewide oraanloation, Recotding-Correponding Secretary: MRS. A. Harrodsburg: JOHN REDWINE, Sanely affiliated with the National Wildlife R. CHALLANS, St. Mary of the Plains Houk; W. H. BUCHANAN, Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, College, Dodge City 67801 Barbourville; JAMS, LYONc. preservation, aesthetiest oppirristinn, and Mtrnbership Sc rotary: AMELIA J. BETTS. re.Ar.urg restoration of wildfile and °the natural Baldwin City 66006 tesources.) Treasurer: EUGENE R. LEWIS. 1283 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. President: TED CUNNINGHAM, R.R. I, MatVkar, Topeka 66604 Executive Bldg., 209 St. Clair St., Wamego 66347 (913, 4562500) Chairman, Conservation Commhtee. Frankfort 40601 (502, 56433Y1) Vice Presidents: HENRY D. BONAWITZ, STANLEY D. ROTH, JR., Lenience Commissioner: JAMES S. SHROrSIIIRE Boa 744, Manhattan 66502; BOB High School, Lawrence 66044 Deputy Commissioner: WELBORN S. WI LUAMS, Lamed Publications: 1 KOS &Win 2 KOS NArsbner ADAMS Secretary: CLYDE OBRETCII, 1403 Editors: (I) CHARLES A. ELY, (2) MAX Assistant to the Commissioner. K .S.NES C. Eisenhower Dr., isesetion City 66441 (913 C. THOMPSON, Southwestern College, BOWLING 231 1633) Winfield 67136 Director, Dig. of Outs Up and Treasurer: AL ORRISON, 2100 W. Wyatt Beautification: WILLIAM R. NASH Earp Blvd., Dodge City 67801 Director, Div. of Forestry: RONALD C. AffiSate Representative: TED KINTUCKY. SCIIUREMAN CUNNING HAM Director, Div. of Reclamation: ELMORE C. Alternates: IILNRY D. BONAWITZ, GRIM CHARLES STEWART, 2101 N. 44th GOVERNMENT AUENCITS Director, Div. of Soil and Water St., Kansas City 66104 Conservation: WILLIAM C. GAYLE Public/Lion: The gnus Spertonan DEPARTMENT Of AGRICULTURE. Frankfort Director, Div. of Water Resources: JEWELL Editor: KENNETH MARTIN, 1022 Oak 40601 (502, 564-4696) GRAHAM St., Emporia 66801 (The *tyke, tegalatcr y. and promotional agency toe Kentucky's agriculture industry. DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. State Office Bldg. KANSAS ACADEMY Of SCIENCE Established: 1876) Annex, Frankfort 40601 (502. 364-4260) (A nonprofit scientific organization, to Commissioner. J. ROBERT MILLER Commissioner of Parks: ROBERT E. Increase, diffuse and promote knowledge in Director, Div. of Information and Promotion: GABLE various deparimests of science; Interest young BAXTER MELTON (364-3194) people in science and entourage them to DEPARTMENT CP PUSIIC INFORMATION. consider science as the,* profession; aid the DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE New Capitol Annex Frankfort 40601 improvement of science teaching: red aid in RESOURCES. State Office ItIdg. Mims, Commissioner. W. JAMES HOST development -A the State's economic growth. Frankfort 40601 (502, 227-2231) Membership: 700; Founded: 1868) (Orgsalite& 1944 under Civil Service) GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 307 Mineral President: GILBERT LEISMAN, Dept. of Commission Measlier': WILLY industries lifitrtrsit, of Kentucky. Biology, Kansas State Teachers College, RIEHEMANN, Chairman; ROBERT C. 120 Graham Art.. leabigtoe 40506 (606. Immix 66801 At BB, Vice Chairman; JOHN 258-90* tat 2284) President Elect: MARGARET PARKEP, CONOLETON, Set:Wary; CECIL A. Director and State Geologist: WALLACE W. Dept of Chemistry, Kansas State 0E4lege SHANNON, R. P. COUNTILER, HAGAN of Pittsburg, PStUttarg 66762 WARREN C. ROSBOTTOM, JOHN Assistant Slate Geologist PRESTON Vice President and Secretary: ROBERT J. L ALLEN, JAMES MeGRAIN RUBEL, Div. of Biology, Kansas State Mct:ILAMERY Unirersity, Manhattan 66302 Commis cort. MINOR E. CLARK WATER POLLUTION CONTROL Tremors,: LETHA DRYDEN, P.O. Boa Assistant w Commissioner: J. T COX COMMISSION. State Dept. d Welk Ill, Hays 67801 Director, Div. of Law Mort- meet: A. A. 275 E. Main St., FtInkfort 40601 (502, Director, Jr. Academy: MAR UN WELSH, HENSON 364-?410) Shawnee Mission Ease High School, Director, Div. of Fisheries: BERNARD (Control and abatement of polktion rf the Shawnee Mission 66201 CARTER streams of the Coeneso.swtalth through a Prbilkation: Transactions el rte Kansas CocedInstor, thingeltJohasca Section: eaorthested effort of edvcstical and, where LOUISIANA

necessary, enforcement.) Commissioner: DAVE L. PEARCE JOHN EDWIN KYLE, JR., Berwkk; Executive Director and Director of Div. of HOBSON NORRIS, West Monroe; Environmental Health: RALPH C. FORESTRY COMMISSION, P.O. Box 15239, JIMMIE THOM PSON, Alexandria PICKARD Broadview Sta., Baton Rouge 70815 (304, Director and Secretary: CLARK M. 389-7392) IIOFFPAUER CITIZEN GROUPS (Charged with detection and supptenlon of Assistant Directors: RICHARD K. wildfire on Iciest lands; providing limited YANCEY, LYLE S. ST. AM ANT LEAGUE OF KENTUCKY SPORTSMEN. INC, technical management assistance to forest Executive Assistant: SAM C. MURRAY THE, Box 347, 212 S. Main St., Franklin landowners; and dissemination of materials Information Officer: McFADDEN DUFFY 42134 (302, 586-3393) and infonnstion for education of ex public. Chief, Div. of Oysters, Water Bottoms and (A representative statewide organization, Established: 1944) Seafood: TED B. FORD affiliated with the National Wildlife Commission Members: 0. N. REYNOLDS, Chief, Div. of Fish and Game: JOE L. Federation, primarily devoted to the wiseuse, Monroe; WALTER W. KELLOGG, HERRING, Baton Rouge 70802 (504, preservation, aesthetkal appreciation, and Vice Chairman, Monroe; PAUL Y. 99.3331) restoration of wildlife and other natural BURNS, Baton Rouge; CARL Chief, Div. of Water Pollution Control: resources.) STRICKLAND, Bogalusa; CLARK M. ROBERT A. LeFLEUR, P.O. Drawer Resident: JOHN S. OSBORNE, Box 273, HOFFPAUER, New Orleans; 7. H. FC, University Sta., Baton Rouge 70803 Russell Springs 42642 (302, 866-4612) KETY, M D., Covington; O. R. LANG, (504, 389-3309) like President: ARTHUR S. CURTIS, Rt. Montgomery Chiel, Div. of Enforcement: LEONARD 2, West Paducah 42086 State Forester: MMES E. MIXON NEW Scat taryTreasuret: REDMON PAYNP (389-7361) Chief, Div. of Fur: TED O'NEIL Affiliate Representative: HAROLD R. Associate State Forester: W. Met). PALMER Chief, Div. of Refuge: ALLAN MILLER, 203 Robin Rd., Russell 41169 (319-1361) ENSM1NGFR (c06, 1136.9421) Chid, Forest Protection: W. C. Publication: tovisiana CtInservationisi Alternates: JOHN S. OSBORNE, VALENTINE (389.7494) Editor: McFADDEN DUFFY REDMON PAYNE, JUDGE R. L Chief, Forest Management: E. R. GUNTER MULUNS, Williunstovni 41097 (319-7444) LOUISIANA COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT. Publication: Happy Haw,' Ground Chief, Fotest Information: RALPH T. Forestry Bldg., Louisiana State Editor: JOHN E. MURPHY, 312 Scenic WALL (389-7461) University, Baton Rouge 70003 Ave., Covington 41011 Chief, Forest Accountant: C. A. ST. Leader: JERRY C. TASH ROMAIN (384796) Matti,* WILLIAM H. HERKE KENTUCKY ACADEMY OF SCIENCE (To entourage scientific research, promote the GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, P.O. Boa 0, LOUISIANA CO01111/.711,1 WILDLIFE diffusion of scientific knowledge, and unify University Sta., Baton Rouge 70403 (501. RESEARCH UNIT. School of Forestry, the scientific Interests of Kentucky. 311451112) Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge Membership: 350; Founded: 1914) State Geologist: LEO W. HOUGH 70803 (304 AM-3317) President: ORVILLE L. RICHARDSON, Leader: JOHN D. NeWSOM MIA- of ei010110', Kaitucky Weskyan STATE DEPARTMENT Of CONSERVATION, Assistant: ROBERT H. CHA BIECK Colk-Sg. Owensboro 42101 P.O. Box 44215, Capitol Sta., Baton Vice President: KARL F. HUSSINO, Dept. Rouge 70E04 (504, 1843161) CITIZEN GROUPS of Chemistry, Maley State University, Commissioner: J. M. MENEFEE Murray 42072 LOUISIANA WILDLIFE FEDERATION. Secretary: ROBERT S. LARANCE, Dept. STATE PARKS AND RECREATION Boa 9112, 'drowse Sta.. Baton Rouge of Bio EasternKentucky University,er COMPASSION. P.O. Deaner 1111, Baton 70905 (504, 351-8195) Rkhdor Rouge Xsitll (504. 31114761) (Created: (A representative statewide equitation. 'Nearer: C. B. HAMANN, Dept. of 1915) affiliated with tie Nstional Wildlife Biology, Asbury Cotkge, %Ikea* Director: LAMAR GIBSON Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Cognselor to Sankt Academy: MORRIS Assistant Director: WALLACE W. KING preservation. nathetical appean.tion, and TAYLOR, Dept of Chemissy. Eastern Executive Assistant: CLYDE restoration of wildlife and other natural Kentucky Univetsiti, Richmond 40473 FINDER BUR K resources.) ?obit:atlas: transactions d thi kept e4 Landscape Architect: WYLIE J. HARVEY President: CHARLES F. BUCKLEY, P.O. Academy d Scant. interagency Coordinator: PATRICK W. Box 1227, Alexandria 11301 (318, Mita: WILLIAM F. WAGNER, Dept. of RYAN 443-2309) Chemistry, University of Kentucky. Vice Pretideste W. II.ANDY" Winston 40306 STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION ANDERS, Monroe: CARL E. COMMITTEE. Louisiana State University. FONTENOT, Lake Charles KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND P.O. Drawer CS, Baton Rouge 10003 Executive biretta-. CHARLES W. BOSCH. WATER CONSERVATION DIStRICtS (504, 3194548) JR. President b. C. SHERMAN, boa 39, Chairman: RICHARD S. THOMPSON. Secretary: FRANCIS J. BRAUD, 112 Somerset 4)*1 (0)6, 371-5118) Colisa Osxxlhope St, Norco 70079 (3111, Emotive Director: CHARLEY S. STAPLES 764-7497) Treavaret: RALPH R. KUNO. SR, P.O. WILDLIFE AND FUSIERIES COMMISSION, Box 337, Oonzaks 70717 11111=111=11 400 Rays, St , New Orleans 70130 (504. Affiliate Representative: CHARLES W. 527.3126) DOSCH. JR. GOVERNMENT AtiFNClES Commiiske Minarets: JERRY 0. JONES. Ahentatee ARTHUR L DARNSIEADT. Cloaks**, Cameron; P. CLAY JR., Bagdad Rd., Westlake 70667 DEPARTMENT 0* AGRICULTURE. Dot WRIGHT. Vice Minoan. Evergeeen; CHARLES F. BUCKLEY 44343, Capitol Ste, Baton Rouge 70004 JAMES %AINTREE, Baton Rage: Publicstiat &Arian (IOC 99.5361) CLARENCE A. GUIDRY. Hama: Mita: CHARLES W. BOSCH. JR.

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LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND DEPARTMENT OF SEA AND SHORE 04330 Wt. TER CONSERVATION DISTRICT FISHERIES. State (Hike Bldg., Augusta Executive Secretary: MARSHALL F. BURK SUPERVISORS 04330 (207, 289-2291) Secretary: STEPHEN CLARK, Augusta President: M. W. SCANLAN, JR., 237 N. Commissioner: RONALD W. GREEN Rd., Winslow 04901 (207, 873.1194) Broadway, Church Point 70325 (318, Treasurer: DONALD J. HOUR ASSA 6844106) FORESTRY DEPARTMENT, State House, Affiliate Representative: ROBERT O. Augusta 04330 (207, 289-2791) MOHLAR, M.D. LOUISIANA FORESTRY ASSOCIATION. P.O. Commissioner: AUSTIN II. WILKINS Publication: Consonatton &A eon Boa Drawer 3067, Aktandria 71301 Olt Deputy Commissioner: FRED P. MOLT Editor: MARSHALL P. BURK 443-2538) State Entomologist: ROBLEY W. NASH President: HUGH M. VICK, Monroe Surervisor, Forest Management: W. MAINE ASSOCIATION 0! SOIL AND Vke Presidents: HENRY BLAKE. Urania; ROBERT DINNEEN WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT L. C. EWING, Jonesboro; JIM GAY LE. Supervisor. Information and Education SUPERVISORS Natchitoches (includes Tree Farm and "Keep Maine President: JOHN FOULER, R.F.D., East Treasurer: CARROLL W. MAXWELL, Green" Programs): JOEL W. MARSH Corinth 04427 (207, 379-2963) Vollock Supervisor, Slate ForestNursery: RUEL Executive Director: , WestEfie Fief MAINE AUDUBON SOCIETY AND MATTHEWS Campsite Coordinator: A. TEMPLE PORTLAND SOCIETY OF NATURAL Administrative Assisted: CHARLES W. BOWEN, JR. HISTORY. 22 Elm St., Portland 04111 EDD1NGTON (207. 7744282) Publication: Posta &Nonni GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. Dept. of Economic President: HELEN C. FROST, 1366 Development, 211 State Office Bldg , Westbrook St., Portland 04102 Augusta 04330 (207, 6234311) Vitt President: LARD VELDENBRAND. State Geoloeist. ROBERT G FOYLE is OKI talmouth Rd., Falmouth 04105 Secretary: EDWARD T. RICHARDSON, STATE PARK AND RECREATION JR., 103 Exchange Si.. Portland 04111 COMMISSION. State House, Augusta Treasurer: CLIFFORD H. S1NNETT, 64 04330 (207, 2894821) Vannah Ave., Portland 04103 Commission Members: FAUST COUTURE, Acting Director: WILLIAM A. BECHTEL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Chairman, Lewiston: STEPHEN R. Associate Director: RICHARD B. CROCKETT, Augusta; JOSEPH G. ANDERSON DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. State DEER ING, Saco; RONALD T. Office Bkfg.,Augusta 043)0 SPEERS, Augusta; AUSTIN H. Commissioner: MAYNARD C. DOLLOFF WILKINS, Augusta MAIIACLANI) (207, 289-1171) Director: LAWRENCE STUART

DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES AND STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Irt.)41, State Offset Bldg.. Augusta 04333 COMMISSION. Stale House, Augusta (207, 2E94171) (Organised: 10167) 01330 2894636) DEPARTMENT OF CHESAPEAKE SAY Commission's: RONALD T. STEERS Executive Director: CHARLES L AFFAIRS, State Wire Bldg, Annapolis (289-3371) BOOTIIITY 21404 (301, 268-3371) Deputy Commissionee: GEORGE W. Commissiotsett RICHARD E. BUCKNAM (219.3371) MAINE COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT, Dept. LAN KI ORD, Chairman Ant.spolis; Advisory Council Members ALONZO H. of Zoology, Usiveesity of Maine. Orono ALBERT I. BAKER. Qweeostoins; OARCELON, Augusta; JAMES 04473 HOPKINS FISHER. Mt. Vernon; MENDELSON, Belfast; REGINALD L Leader: RICHARD W. HATCH LAWRENCE 0. HAYDEN. Bushwool PARKER, Bath; ARTHUR M. Assistant: VACANT Director: JOZEPH It MANNINO BENNETT, Presque It* FRED 6. Assistant Director: LOUIS N. PHIPPS, IR. HOWARD, South Portland; MAINE COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE Chief, Div. of Engineering: MARSHALL BURLE/011 RICHARDS, JR., RESEARCH UNIT, 240 Forest Resources COOK Gotham; BASIL L SMITH, Orono Bldg., University of Maine, Orono 04473 Chief, Natural Resources Mclagessent Chief, Game Research and Management (207, 866-7386) FRED W. SIEUNO Div.: HOWARD E. SPENCER, /R. Lender: HOWARD I. MENDALL Chef, Div. of Law Enforcement ROY W. (2119-3631) Assistant: VOLT B. RICH ENS RA PIER Chief, Fishery Research and Masmgersteest Div.: LYNDON H. BOND (2E9-3651) CIIItIN GROUTS DEPARTMENT OF FORESTS AND PARKS, Sipe ktititcleil of Hatcheriet STANLEY P. State Office Bldg., Annapolis 21401 (301, UNSCOIT (2E94631) NATURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL Of 268-3371) ((Established: 1906) Chid Weskit: MAYNARD F. MARSH MAINE. 116 Stale St., Augusta 043)0 Commission Membert ALVIN H. WILSON, (289-1371) (207.621 -3452) Chairman: ARTHUR K. SPICER, Vitt Business Manage,: C. KEITH MILLER (A represeetathe statewide otgassisation. Minim; AUSTIN P. RENN, (219-3371) billeted with the Nstiotell %Wife DONALD R. MUSH. JAMES T. Director, Planning ant Coordination redetatioo, primarify devoted to the wise ust, STURGIS, HELMUTH M. HEISE DONALD K. CHRISTIE (2594)71) etetsterstios, aestheticsl appredation. and VICTOR P. SKRUCK. SR. OW Woke: JOHN L KETNEFt recta:on of wildlife and infra natural Director: SPENCER P. ELLIS (2194631) resources) Deputy Director: W. A. PARR Director, lolormation and Edneatkes: President: CUT4TON P. TOWNSEND. Bon Superintendent, State Parks: WILLIAM II. W1 TAM C. MINCHER (289-21171) 196, Storbegas 04976 (207, 474-9411) JOHNSON Pubfreatioes: Mains Ain and Game Nelarart: Vice President: ROBERT O. MOHLAR, Stale Foeesace: A. R. BOND Saito: WILLIAM C. 611NCHER M D., IS Partridge Hoe" Augusta Chief, rice Control OSMAR O. HERBERT MARYLAND

Chief, Foust Management. TUNIS LYON prepares reports and maps on the topography, Treasurer: CALVIN L. PLIENIS, 7956 Chief, Land and Properties: T. L. geology, mineral and water resources of the Wynbrook Rd., Baltimore 21224 MERRYWEATIIER State: controls drilling of oil and gas wells: Affiliate Representative: HARRY L." IIA P" Public Information Officer: LAWRENCE C. and engages in shore erosion investigations. POWERS', 827 W. Washington Si., McDANIEL Organized: 1896) Hagerstown 21740(301, 719.5316) Attorney: RICHARD C. RICE Chairman, Advisory Commission: ERNST Alternate: FREDERICK C. VANTZ, Chief, Administrative Services: E. RUTH CLOOS, Baltimore Hancock 21750 THOMAS Director. RENNET!' N. WEAVER Chief, Planning Services: GENE CHEERS CONSERVATION EDUCATION COUNCIL OF Chief, Research and Grants: EDWARD I. NATURAL RESOURCES INSTITUTE OF THE MARYLAND HEATH UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND (Encourages activities and development Chief, Recreation Services: HARRY Director: 1.. EUGENE CRONIN, programs that help educate the public in the HUNTER Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, conservation of our natural resources. Helps Supervisor, Roadside Trees: DAVID O. Solomons 20688 (301, 1264281) coordinate the efforts of the many PRINCE Dept. of Fisheries, Solomons: TED S. Y. organiz.atichs in Maryland having an interest Construction Engineer: ALVIN L. WILSONSON 1(00, Chairman in conservation education. Organized: 1961) Chief, Park Services: DOEALD Dept. of Environmental Research, Solomon': Chairman: EUNICE nuRDErrE. 12424 MACLAUCH LAN JOSEPH A. MIHURSKY, Chairman SIarlight La., Bunie 20713 Dept. of Special Studies, Solomo ds: VICTOR Vice Chairman: JAMES A. RUCKERT, 703 DEPARTMENT CT CAME AND INLAND SPRAGUE, Chairman rirling Rd.. Silver Suring 20901 :1611, Office Bk1g., Annapolis 21401 Dept. of Inland Research (Game, Fish, Secretary: KENT B. FULLER. Dept. of (301, 268-3371) Forestry. Pollution). VAGN FLYGER. Conservation Education. University of Commissioners: WILLIAM B. HOLTON, Chairman, 13. J. Patterson Flail, Maryland, Natural Resources institute. Chairman, Chevy Chase: GEORGE D. University of Maryland, College Park Boa 3266, LaVak 21502 WALTERS, Vice Chairmen, Proslbullt 20742 (301, 454-3617) Treasurer: ALLAN A. SOLLERS. 1303 Park Director: EDWIN M. BARRY Dept. of Conservation Education, College Ave., Baltimore 2121s Chief, Wildlife Management: RALPH A. Park: KENT B. FULLER, Acting BITELY Chairman (301, 454-3617) ttikAlt WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA. Acting Chief, Inland fisheries: ROBERT J. Dept of Seafood Processing: MAHLON C. INC. (Maryland Div). 6700 Needwood RUBELMANN TAT RO, Chairman, Boa 331, Crisfield Rd., Dentruod 20855(301, 948-7494) Chief Game Warden: CHARLES H. 211117 (301, 968-1653) President: JAMES II. GLAZIER, 13711 MILTON, M. Parkland Dr., Rociville 20851 Chief, information and tatension: STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. Vice President: CARROLL W. MALCOLM E. KING University Of Maryland, College Park SFABREASE, Gorsuch Mill Rd., Publication: May rand Consenanavat 20742 (XI, 4544,100) Uppers") 21155 Chief Executive Office,: WILSON II. Secretary: ELIZABETH WEIR, 241 Dale DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. ELKINS (454-2111) Dr., Sihx: Spring 20910 State Office Bldg., Annapolis 21401 (XI, Vice Resident for Agriculture Affairs: Executive Secretary: GARRET M. VAN 268-3371. Eat. 240) FRANK L. BENTZ, JR. (434-3104) 110ESEN, 1313 Upland Dr., Silver (Recently reorganized to encvmpass the Spring 20904 Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs, STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. 301 W. Treasurer: DONALD L. OLMERT, 1501 W. Department of roasts and Parks, Preston Si., Baltimore 21201 Crestview Dr., Laurel 20810 Department of Game and Inland Fish, (State water pollution control program for Department of Water Resources, the sewage treatment.) MARYLAND ASSOCIATION OF SOIL Geological Survey, and twenty-one other Commissioner: WILLIAM J. PEEPLES, CONSERVATION DISTRICTS, INC. State commissions, burr,;', and commirtai M.D. (301, 383-3010) President: NORMAN J. EIKE, Rt. I, Boa that are aoigned natural resource activities.) 117, Cordova 21623 (301, 8274361) Seattary: J. MILLARD TAWES STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE. Deputy Secretary: JAMES B. COULTER 139 H. 3. Patterson 11,11, University Of MARYLAND ORNM4:LOOICAL SOCIETY, Assistant to Swears: R A Plf C. Maryland. College Park 20742 (301, INC., C)Ibuni Mansion, 4913 Orsestepring HAMMER 434-3346) Ave., Baltimore 2121/9 Information mkt,: JOHN T. Chairman. GCRDON M. CAIRNS 'Nonprofit statewide organization of 12 McCA RT I IY (434-37021 thapims. Aims to promote the knowkdst. Chairman, Board of Review JOHN W. Eatevtivt Secretary: ARNO! D C. proration, and cattavation or wildlife and NEUMANN HAWKINS natural resoserces: to foster appreciation of natural environment: to establish educational DEPARTMENT OF WhTEOI RESOURCES. 0111/I N GROUPS and scientific gluiest' to inform and enrich State Office Bldg , Annapolis 21401 (301, the Wet: to fern d. evaluate, and publish 268-3,71) MARYLAND WILDLIFE FEDERATION observations of bonnie in Maryland. (Slate sates pollartion control. water resonta (A representative statewide organ's/00u, Membership: 1,300, Organized: 1945) planning mad management, including affiliated with the National Wildlife President: V. EDWIN UNGER. appropriation of surface and ground waters Federation, primarily devoted to the Isis* arse. lidera tsberg 21632 and other 'elated water resource activities.) Nt9ttriti:41, ae thetical apoteaticn, and Pebrication: Mary Ong aril* Nada. PAUL W. MiKEE restoration of «irate and other natural Edirce. (HANDIER S. ROBBINS, resources. Organized: 1961) Patssent Research Center. laurel 20810 GEOLOGICAL SURvit The kshns Hopkins President: DONALD R. F'RUSII. 1032 University. Baltimore 21218 (301, Woodland Way. Hagerstown 21740(301. MOUNTAIN Cilia OF MARTIAND, 3712 2354771) 733-9012) Chtsborm Rd , Baltimore 21116 (Conducts topographic. geoksgic, hydrokyie Secretary: HILLARD J. HAIrIlETT. 2120 (Organized 1934) and geophysical surveys and tetrarch. Fairfax Rd., liagtroosti 21740 Resident JASTROW LEVIN, 3112

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Chesholm Rd., Baltimore 21216 De. of Feats and routs: METROPOLITAN DISTRIM COMMISSION, Vice President: ROBERT F. CARSON, 5100 Director BRUCE S. OULUON 20 Somerset St., Boston 02108 (617, Holder Ave., Baltimore 21214 Chief, Bureau of Recreation: OILBERT A. 227-81C0) Secretary: MARIE NODELAND, 321 E. BUSS (Serves 50 cities and towns of metropolitan University Pkwy., Baltimore 21218 Chief Forearm JOHN H. LAMBERT Boston area for water, parks and recreation, Treasure: OWEN W. KING, Be Ilvue Ave., Chief Fire Warden: HOWARD E. HURLEY and sewerage. Established: 1919) Magni lk 21087 Commissions: HOWARD WHITMORE, Publication: &tubs Div. of Law Enforeimen: JR. (727.5114) Editor: EUNICE E. WINTERS, Boa 169A, Director: KENNETH A. CROSSMAN Associate Commissioners: JOHN F. Rt. 2, Owings Mills 21117 Assistants to Director. FRANKUN S. HAOOERTY, MAX ROSENBLATT, GRAVES, ALMON H. GRIFFIN VINCENT P. O'BRIEN, JOSEPH L. NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF BnEEN, JR. (727-5114) MARYLAND, THE, 2643 N. Charles D., Div. of Marine Fisherlss: Engineer, Ozoostruction Div.: FRANCIS Baltimore 21211(30I, 233.6116) Director: FRANK ONCE T. BERGIN (727.5284) (A section of Maryland Academy of Sciences. Director, Wale Div.: ALLAN GRIEVE Organized: 1929) Dir. of Water Palk/non Centre: (727.5274) Chairman of the Board: FREDERICK A. Director. THOMAS C. McMAIION Director and Chief Engineer, Park SAFFRAN (F7n2 l.n3e2e6r4) ia Div.: BENJAMIN W. FINK President: ELBA M. PALMER De. of Wee Raeureee: Vie Presidents ROBERT E. BUX BAUM. Director and Oki Engineer. CHARLES F. Director and Chief Engineer, Sewerage Div.: HERBERT C. MOORE KENNEDY (727.3267) ALLISON C. HAYES (727-5253) Corresbooding Secretary: ROBERT M. Secretary: RICHARD I. FURBUSII BOWEN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, 546 (7274204) Recording Secretary: HAVEN KOLB State House, Boston 02133 (617, Treasure: T. MILTON OLER, JR. 727.2700) STATE COMMITTEE FOR SOIL WATER AND Commissions. ALFRED LEO MATEO RESOURCES, Div. of FRECHETTE, M.D. Conservation Services, Department of Natural Resources. 100 Cambridge DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 100 Boston 02202 (617, 727.3171) Nueva St., Boatel 02114 (617, 7274E00) Chairman: UNWOOD B. LEISURE, Watson Commissioner: EDWARD J. RIBBS Rd., Ashfield 01330 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Associate OXILIIIII/C4Itt, Div. of Waterways: Land Use Admialstrator. HANS VAN LEER JOHN P. KING ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION MASSACHUSETTS COOPERATIVE FISHERY COMMISSIONS. Roc 303, 84 State D., DIVISION OF FISHERIES AND CAME. 100 UNIT, Holdsworth Hall, Ualvenity of Boston 02108 (617. 523-)060) Cambridge D., Boston 02201 (117, Mesaachusetts, Amherst 01002 President: JULES P. SUSSMAN 727.3151) Leader: JAMES A. McCANN 1st Vice Nikkei: MRS. EARL H. Chairman of the Board: HARRY C. Assistant: ROGER J. REED BOURNE DARLING tad Vice Pre:West: FRANK CHASE Director. JAMES M. SHEPARD MASSACHUSETTS COOPERATIVE Death. SectemyTreaserer: STUART Assistant Director. RUSSELL A. WILDUFE RESEARCH UNIT. Weak DeBARD COOK INGHAM of Massachusetts, Ushers* 01002 (41). Directs.: ROBERT J. FLUB, AI.VAH 545-2757) (Edshisbed: 1948) SANBORN, RICHARD PHIPPEN, Field Headmasters. Westboro 015E1 (617, Leader WILUAM 0. SHELDON ALBERT J. SCHNEIDER, NORTON 366-44/0) Assistant JOSEPH S. LARSON NIC KERSON Superintended, Wildlife Research and Developmest COLTON H. BRIDGES CITIZEN GROUPS DEPARTMENT OF AORICULTuRE. 100 Diet of lafounatioa and Education: Cambridge St, Boston 02202 (617, RICHARD CRONIN MASSACHUSETTS WILDLIFE FEDERATION, 727.3000) Chief Game Biologist. E. MICHAEL INC, Boa 343, Natick 01760 Commissioner: NATHAN CHANDLER POLLACK (A representative statewide organisation. Chief Aquatic Biologist LOUIS H. affiliated with the National Wildlife DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 112 TrelINOM CARUFEL Federation. primarily devoted to the wise use, 5*, Weak 02111 (617, 7174146) CAW fish Caltartst: RALPH R. BIT tER prearatkm, ertherkal appreciation. and Seam' Supervisot of Conservatioa Estweetioer Chief of Wibi)i e Lands: JOSEPH H. restoratioa of wildlife and other oatmeal RAYMOND L GEHUNO, JR. JOHNSON tesoiacts) Dapervisoe of Conservation Eidattion: Publication: Ussothunet WV.' Wyman Resideat:CHESTER S. SPENCER, 1 I RICHARD S. SHORT Editor. TACK BEA LUI Cleveiand D, Arlington 02174 (617, 640914) DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. DIstrlet WHIN Martagere: Vice Residents: CHARLES STRUMSKI, Lenten SaReultall Bldg., 100 Cambridge Western District EUGENE D. MORAN, Norwood; HERBERT J. ARK Maiden Boston 02202 (617, 7)7-3153) Hotted Art, fittsheld (41), 447-9719) Swear: HERBERT R.DR BURY, 16 (Reorganised: 1953) Central District PAUL S. MUGFORD. Retro Rd, Natick 01 Chairman of the Board: THOMAS A. Temple St, West Boylske 01583 (617, treacle: HAROLD A. BAULD. IS FULHAM 135-3607) Please St, Fayrille 01745 Commissioner: ARTHUR W. BROWNELL Northeasters District: WALTER HOYT. Affiliate Representative. LESTER B. Boa 16, Actoa OIL 263-4347) SMITH, 13 Porto Rd, Natick 017E0 ef Ceriesevaten Sursees: Sowtheratera District: LEWIS C. (617. 6534699) Directe: GEORGE S. SPRAGUE SCHLOTTERBECK, R.F.D. 3. AReniate: HARVEY 0. SAWYER, 65 BstsariEs By (617, 159-3406) Bacon St, Natick 01160

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Publication: Messachusetts Wide le Director: B. DALE BALL Chief, Waterways Div.: KEITH WILSON Editor: WILLIAM K. TURNER, Boa lox, Chief Deputy: JOHN CALKINS ()i.1-0626) Burlington 01803 Deputy Directors: GEORGE WHITEilEAD, Publication: Mtchtgan NaturalRISOUICIA RALPH MORROW Magazine COUNCIL OF SPORTSMEN'S CLUBS OF Editor: JOHN GRAY MASSACHUSETTS, INC., THE State Son Conservation Committee, Rm. 324, (Organized: 1929) Natural Resources Bldg., East Lansing DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, 3300 N. President: EDMUND J. GLEASON. 290 48823 (517, 355-3346) Logan Si., Lansing 48914 (517, 373.1321) North St., Feeding Hills 01030 (413, Executive Secretary: R. O. HILL Director: R. GERALD RICE, M.D. 7/2-0010) Secretary: WILFRED R. SVENSON, 226 N. DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. HURON-CLINTON METROPOLITAN Main Si., Andover 01810 (617, 475.2289) Mason Bldg., Lensing 48926 (517, AUTHORITY, 1750 Guardian Bldg., Treasurer: ERWIN S. WILDER. 319 373-1220) Detroit 41226 (313, 961.5865) Linwood St., West Lynn 01905 (617, Natural Resources Commission: AUGUST Director: DAVID 0. LAIDLAW 592.7592) SCHOLLE, Chairman, Detroit; HARRY Legislative Chairman: ERWIN S. WILDER H. WHITELEY, Rogers City; ROBERT WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION. Mason C. McLAUGHLIN, Detroit; CARL T. Bldg., Lansing 48926 (S17, 373-3560) MASSACHUSETTS ASSOCIATION OP JOHNSON, Grand Rapids; V. M. (Water resources and State water pollution CONSERVATION DISTRICTS LAITALA, Hancock control programs) President: HENRY RENOUF, Robin Farm, Director: RALPH A. MacMULLAN FAerre Ive Starts :I: RAD? DIsks(,..iiir0;007 t4 i .1, Assistant (Maim A. LAN li UALLAY Assistant Executive Secretary: NORMAN F. 323-6212) Executive Assistant: SAMUEL A. BILLINGS MILSTEIN MASSACHUSETTS AUDUBON SOCIETY, Deputy Directors: Administration, CILIZEN GROUPS INC S. Great Rd., Uricoln 01773 (617, GAYLORD A. WALKER, Field, 2$94503) WARREN W. SHAPTON, Recreation, MICHIGAN UNITED CONSERVATION President: RfafARD BORDEN, Great GLENN C. GREGO, Resources CLUBS. Box 2235, Lansing 48911 (517, Meadows Rd., Concord 01742 Management, CHARLES D. HARRIS, 489.2417) Executive Vice President: ALLEN H. Water Management, RALPH W. (A representative statewide organization, MORGAN PURDY affiliated with the National Wildlife Chief, Administrative Services Div.: Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, MASSACHUSETTS FOREST AND PARK ROBERT D. BURKE (373-1187) peeservation, aesthetkal appreciation, and ASSOCIATION, One Court Si., Boston Chief, Engineering Div.: HAROLD C. restoration of wildlife and other natural 0210$ (617, 742.2553) MACSWAIN (373-1180) mounts.) (To introduce judicious methods in dealing Chief, Fish Div.: WAYNE TODY President: FRED L. BROWN, 488 W. with all natural resources; to promote the wise (373.1280) Ashby Rd., Rt. 5. Midland 48640 (517, use of the natural envieonment. including Chief, Freest Fire Div.: MILTON M. 815-9625) forests, parks, watersheds. wetlands, tidal BERGMAN (373-1218) Vice Residents: LOUIS B. MICHALSKI, flats. estuaries, and other "nib's habitat, Chief, Pommy Div.: T. E. DAW (373.1274 better; JACK SISSON, Escababs; whether privately or publicly mined; to Chief. Game Div.: DONALD W. ROGER WINK, Byton arouse and educate a public interest In those DOUG LASS (3731263) Executive Director: JAMES L ROUMAN objectives. Organized: 119E) Chief, Geological SurveyDiv.:GERALD E. (517, 40-2A17) President: HERBERT W. PRATT EDDY (3731256) Treasurer: S. JAMES JOHNSON, 3143 Treasurer: GEORGE G. LORING Chief, Information set Education Div.: Mannkn Rd., Saginaw 48603 Executive Meth*: BENJAMIN W. NASON WILLIAM J. M ULLENDORE Affiliate Representative: JOSEPH P. Publications: forest and Peek News i (373-1214) STRAIT, JR., P.O. Box 212, Fruitport Conservator tetsatne &win Chief, Lands Div.: JOSEPH D. 49415 (616, 165-'616) STEPHANSKY (3734246) Alternate. JOHN H. KItCHEI, 414 TRUSTEES OF RESERVATIONS. THE. 224 Chi.., Law EnforcementDiv.:JOHN A. Franklin, Grand Haven 49411 Adams St., Mikes 02116 (617, 695.2066) AMU' LM (373-1230) Publication: Nit hen Ole -el -Doors (A privately administered, charitable Chief, Mackinac IslandDiv.:EUGENE Edito*: WILLIAM KOELZER, But 2235. COpotstiori. founded fc conservation PETERSEN (Mackinac bland 847-3)21) Lensing 48911 purposes to preserve places of natural batty Chief, larksDiv.:ROBERT 0. DODGE and historic Mimed In Manse/news (39-1170) MICHIGAN AUDUBON SOCIETY. 7000 N. Founded: 1891) Chief. Personnel Div.: M. E. Weston* Ave. Kalamazoo 49001 (616, Chairman: AUGUSTUS P. LORING. 35 SOUTHWORTH (371-1207) 311-1374) (Organized. 1904) Congress , Boston 02109 Chief, Recreation Resource PlanningDiv.: President. WILLIAM THOMPSON, 37 Resident: CHARLES R. STRICKLAND. NORMAN F. SMITH (373-11714 Wellesley N., Pleasant Ridge 48069 $11 Boylston St, Dodoes 02116 Chief, Recreation Services Div.: JOSEPH W. Vote Pre:Went: WILLIAM 0. SHELDON. Director: GORDON ABBOTT, SEAVEY (3731660) 8991 Canal De, Box 440A. Rt. 4, Chief. Research and Development Div.: Cheboygan 49721 DAVID H. JENKINS (373-37901 Secretary: MRS. HAROLD C. ITOEL/I.E, *MICHIGAN Chef, Tourism Div.: WILLIAM T. 2323 Milboxifte, Pint 41004 McGRAW (173-0670) Treasurer: ROBERT VAN BI AR1COM, Chief, Hydrological StarveyDiv.:DALE W. 527 Lodge La., Kalamazoo 49001 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GRANGER (373-3930) Pubromitiotivrnthe Jack -Pine Wolpe(?) Dtict Water Development Servicesbiv.: WA/gm AAA., Nterseertet DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Lewis 'WILLIAM D. MARKS (373-1990) Editors: (I) HAROLD MAHAN. Biology Cass Mc* Bldg., Laming 41913 (317, Chief, Water QuaSty Control Div.: Dept., Central Michigan Univesily. Mt. 371-10,0) FRANCIS B. FROST (373-1947) Pleasant (2) KENNETH 110A TON. MICHIGAN

1002 S. Jackson St., Jackson 49203 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, University of MINNESOTA Minnesota, Minneapolis 55455 (612, MICHIGAN BOTANICAL CLUB, INC.. 1100 373.3372) Dixboro Rd., Ann Arbor 48105 (313, Director: PAUL K. SIMS 764-1 / 68) (Promotes knowledge, conservation and wIse GOVERNMENT AG ENCI ES POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY, 717 use of Michigan native plants, natural Delaware Ave., S.E., Minneapolis 55440 resources and scenic features. Membership: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 530 State (612, 339-8571) 500; Founded: 1941) Office Bldg., St. Paul 55101 (Administers the State statutes covering water President: WARREN 11. WAGNER, JR., Commissioner: ROBERT W. CARLSON pollution, air pollution, solid-waste control, 2111 Melrose, Ann Arbor 48104 (612, 221-2856) and related land use. Established: 1967) Vice President: WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, Deputy Commissioner: ROY D. CARLSON Executive Director: JOHN P. BADALICH 6210 Cowell Rd., Brighton 48116 (221-2856) Assistant Executive Director: LYLE H. Corresponding Secretary: THELMA Director Administrative Services: P.ALPH J. SMITH THOMSON, 15093 Emig Ave., Detroit GODIN (221-2856) Director, Div. of Water Quality: 48223 Director, Agronomy Services: ROLLIN M. CLARENCE A. JOHANNES Recording Secretary; MARY E. COOLEY, DENNISTOUN (221-6121) Director, Div. of Air Quality: EDWARD M. 703 S. Forest, Ann Arbor 48104 (313, Director, Crop and Livestock Reporting: WICK 662-4321) FRANCIS GRAHAM (221-385) Director, Div. of Solid Wastes: FLOYD .1. Treasurer: CHARLES BUSWELL, 19204 Director, Food Inspection: GEORGE H. FORSBERG Plainview, Detroit 48219 STEELE (221-2627) Information Representative: RE;BERT B. Publication: Michigan Botanist Director, Laboratory Services: RAGNAR E. RAY Editor in Chief: EDWARD S. VOSS, BERGMAN (221-3273) University Herbarium, North University Director, Marketing Services: M. C. COMBS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION Bldg., Ann Arbor 48104 (221-2847) COMMISSION, 318 North Hall, Piro:tor, Plant Industry: CLARE FLOYD University of Minnesota, St. Paul 55101 MICHIGAN NATURAL AREAS COUNCIL (/21.3347) (Set up in 1937 under the Soil Conservation University of Michigan Botanical Acting Director, Poultry Indust ies: ROBERT Districts Act to work with Soil and Water Gardens, 1803 N. Dixboro Rd., Ann E. k4OEFfRLE (221-2861) Conservation Districts throughout Minnesota Arbor 48105 and assist in their programs.) (Seeks to locate and stud) choice natural Executive Secretary: MERLON ENGLAND areas, prepares recommendations for their DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, 101 (612, 221-3767) preservation under dedicated ownership, Centennial Bldg., 658 Cedar St., St. Paul either public or private, and attempts to 55101 012, 22l plus extension) WATER RESOURCES BOARD, 353 assure their perpetuity. Michigan Commissioner: JARLE LEIRFALLOM (Ext. Centennial Bldg., St. Paul 55101 (612, representative of The Nature Conservancy. 2549) 221-2840) Membership: 200; Founds!' 1952) Deputy Commissioner: C. B. BUCKMAN (Counsels with agencies to promote systematic Chairman: RONALD KArP, Alma College, (Ext. 2540) administration of water policy and coordinate Aiwa 48801 (517, 463-2141, Ext. 279) Assistant Commissioner: ROBERT H. and accelerate conservation activities. Board Vice CI) .irman: GEORGE THOMSON, RYGG (Ext. 6591) also has jurisdiction over establishment of 15093 Faust Ave., Detroit 48223 Supervisor, Conservation License Center: wate..hed districts.) Secretary-Treasurer: PHILIP CLAM PITT, DONALD J. McMAHON (Ext. 2317) Chairman: RECTOR H. PUTNAM, Box Cranbrook Institute of Science, Lone Pine Administrator, Burnau of Business 245, Blue Earth (507, 526-2518) Rd., Bloomfield Hills 48013 Management: HOWARD B. MUNSON Members: CHARLES H. PRIOR, St. Paul; (Ext. 2188) RICHARD 0. CANNING, Hendrum; MICHIGAN NATURAL RESOURCES Administrator, Bureau of Engineering: DON HAROLD MACY, St. Paul; GEORGE COUNCIL Department of Natural DAVISON (Ext. 2119) P. GRUSSING, Clara City Resources, Mason Bldg., Lansing 48926 Administrator, Bureau of Information and Administrative Secretary: ERLING M. (A private nonprofit, nonpolitical Education: RICHARD A. WOODBURY WEIBERG organization of groups seeking to advance (Ext. 3336) scientific principles in the management and Administrator, Bureau of Planning: JEROME CITIZEN GROUPS use of nature, resources.Providesmembers H. KUE}L'I (Ext. 2941) with an opportunity to exchange ideas and Director, Div. of Game and Fish: RICHARD MINNESOTA CONSERVATION FEDEAATION, information, and pros:des a public forum to D. WETTERSTEN (Ext. 2894) 4313 Shady Oak Rd., Hopkins 55343 discuss and evaluate problems. Technical Supervisor, Section of Game: DAVID B. (612, 938-5230) committees develop specific recommendations VESALL (Ext. 3344) (A representative statewide organization, for meeting current needs.) Supervisor, Section of Fisheries: HJALMAR affiliated with the National Wildlife Chairman: NORMAN F. BILLINGS (517, 0. SWENSON (Ext. 3325) Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, 373-3560) Technical Assistant to the Director of Game preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and Vice Chairman: HOWARD A. TANNER, and Fish: JOHN B. MOYLE (Ext. 2835) restoration of wildlife and other natural Michigan State University, East Lansing Director, Div. of Enforcement and Field resources.) 48823 (353-3260) Service: PAUL R. MARTZ (Ext. 3373) President: LAWRENCE B. CARLSON, Secretary: ROBERT W. KELLEY (373-1256) Director, Div. of Lands and Forestry: 17750 Aztec St., N.W., Anoka 55303 Treasurer: DAN E. REED, Michigan Farm WILLIAM AULTFATHER (Ext. 2816) (612, 421-8243) Bureau, Lansing 48904 (485-8121) Director, Div. of Parks and Recreation: U. Vice President: JOHN F. ROSE, 10650 W. HELLA (Ext. 2531) Mississippi Blvd., N.W., Coon Rapids MICHIGAN SOIL CONSERVATION Director, Div. of Waters, Soils, and Minerals: 55433 DISTRICTS, INC. EUGENE R. GERE (Ext. 2965) Executive Director: JAMES T. SHIELDS, President: RANDEL BURSON, Rt. 2, Publication: The Conservation Volunteer Box 88, Longville 56655 (218, 303-2933) Schoolcraft 49087 (616, 679-5931) Editor: JOHN G. McKANE Office Manager: MARION McKINLEY

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Secretary: ALLEN FARMES, 7200 Willow 1, Ogilvie 56358 (612, 272-4536) BILLY R. COVINGTON, KIRBY P. La. North, Minneapolis 55430 (612, FAUCETTE, liERSHEL B. HOWELL, 561-1289) MINNESOTA ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SAM V. MORSE , BRENT NICKLE, Treasurer: PHIL NIERENGARTEN, 816 CITIZENS ASSOCIATION,Central TOM RIDDELL, JR., L. H. SANDERS Kilian Blvd., S.E., St. Cloud 56301 Manor, 26 E. Exchange St., St. Paul Executive Director: BILLY JOE CROSS Affiliate Representative: JOE A. SEKULA, 55101 (612, 222-2998) Assistant Director: JOHN P. CAMP 301 N. Main, Crookston 567I6 (218, (Nonprofit organization concentrating on Chief of Game and Fisheries: W. H. 281-2821) action to prevent environmental exploitation. TURCOTTE Alternate: LAWRENCE B. CARLSON Evaluates and publicizes problems and Chief of Game: JOHN H. PHARES Publication: Minnesota Out -01-Doors dangers of pollution; alerts public to the Chief of Fisheries: BARRY 0. FREEMAN Editor: MARTIN McGOWAN, JR., 1640 necessity for active citizen participation in the Chief Law Enforcement Officer: WILLIAM Como Ave., St. Paul 55108 protection of natural resources. Membership: M. PEAVY 3,000: Founded: 1968) Public Relations Director: JAMES H. CLEAR AIR, CLEAR WATER - UNLIMITED, Chairman of the Board: ROBERT F. WATTS Rt. 1, South St. Paul 55075 NELSON, 1051 McKnight Rd., St. Paul (Works to inform the public of the many 55119 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,P.O. Box 4915, serious environmental problems confronting President: PAUL H. ENGSTROM (612, Jackson 39216 (601, 354-6228) man. Programs include participation at 224-',639) Director and State Geologist: WILLIAM H. regulatory agency hearings, legislative activity Secretary: RUTH E. McLEOD, 489 Mystic MOORE at the state level, research scholarship on St., St. Paul 55119 (612, 735-0860) pollution problems, and publication of a Executive Secretary: DOUGLAS S. YOUNG GULF COAST RESEARCH LABORATORY. E. newsletter.) (222.2998) Beach, P.O. Box AG, Ocean Springs President: JOHN PEGORS Treasurer: ARTHUR DUFAULT, 509 39564 (601, 875.2244) Executive Secretary: MRS. J. HOMER Hibbing, St. Paul 55119 (Carries on research in marine biology and PIERSON Publication: MECCA Newsletter fisheries, and geology.) Treasurer: ELIZABETH BACHMANN Editor: MRS. W. C. GENCK, 1999 Sargent Director: GORDON GUNTER Ave., St. Paul 55105 Marine Biologists: WALTER ABBOTT, J. IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, Y. CHRISTMAS, DAVID W. COOK, INC. (Minnesota Div.), 311 Times Annex WILLIAM J. DEMORAN, C. E. Bldg., Marquette at Fourth, Minneapolis DAWSON, TOM D. McILWAIN 55401 (612, 338-1418) Marine Geologist: W. L. SILER President: CARL V. PEARSON, 5729 Bloomington Ave., South, Minneapolis GOVERNMENT AGENCIES PARK SYSTEM, 502 Milner Bldg., Jackson 55417 39201 (601, 3546321) Vice President: DAVID F. ZENTNER, 810 AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL Comptroller: SPENCER E. MEDLIN Arlington Ave., Duluth 55P11 COMMISSION,P.O. Box 827, Jackson Secretary: EVELYN THOMAS, 605 Upton 39205 (601, 354-6783) STATEBOARD OF HEALTH. P.O.Box 1700, Ave., South, Minneapolis 55405 Executive Secretary: ROBERT S. WRIGAT Jackson 39205 Treasurer: MRS. STAR HAY, 217 W. 27th State Health Officer: HUGH B. St., Minneapolis 55408 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND COTTRELL, M.D. Publication: Minnesota Waltonian COMMERCE, P.O.Box 1609, Jackson Director of Sanitary Engineering: JOE D. Editor: EDWARD H. FRANEY, 5545 39205 (601, 354-6563) BROWN (366-2622) Logan Ave., South, Minneapolis 55419 Commissioner: JIM BUCK ROSS STATIi BOARDOF WATER MINNESOTA ASSOCIATION FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION, 1106 Woolfolk COMMISSIONERS. 416 N.State St , CONSERVATION EDUCATION, Green State Office Bldg., Jackson 39201 (601, Jackson 39201 (601, 354-7236) (Organized: Hail, University of Minnesota, St. Paul 355-9361, Ext. 291) (Organized: 1926) 1956) 55101 CommirSoners: GOV. JOHN BELL Water Engineer: JACK W. PEPPER (To establish and support conservation WILLIAMS, Chairman, CHARLES R. Publication: Mississippi Water News education in Minnesota public and private CAVINESS, Vice Chairman, GEORGE educational institutions. Engages in activities B. PETERS, SR., S. F. MULLINS, H. STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION and services that will enhance the quality of JOE CURRAN, OLSON SMITH, COMMITTEE instruction of conservation at all levels of BILL McCORMICK, J. D. SIBLEY Chairman: JIM BUCK ROSS, Box 1609, education, whether it be in the classroom or State Forester: WENDELL D. LACK Jackson 39205 (601, 354-6563) out-of-doors.) Deputy State Forester: JOSEPH E. Field Representative: B. H. DIXON, President: RICHARD J. MYSHAK, WEATHERLY, JR. Carthage 39051 (601, 267-9882) Environments I Science Center, 5400 Information-Education Director: FREDDIE Glenwood Ave., Minneapolis 55422 (612, M. JORDAN CITIZEN GROUPS 544-8971) Fire Control Director. H. 0. STEWART 1st Wee President: E. MARTIN SONDE, Forest Management Director: LEON F. MISSISSIPPI WILDLIFE FEDF'AATION 3313 66TH Ave., North, Minneapolis ESTES (A representative statewideorganization, 2nd Vice President: ROBERT POPPE, 1175 Business Director: CHARLES H. GREEN affiliated with the National Wildlife 15TH St., Granite Falls Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Secretary: LOIS MANN GAME AND FISH COMMISSICK, Game and preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and Treasurer: MARYLYN DENEEN Fish Bldg., 402 High St., Box 451, restoration of wildlife and other natural Publicatic-,: News/oar Jackson 39205 (601, 354-7333) resources.) Commissioners: R. C. COOK, JR., President: CLARENCF M. LADNER, 108 MINNESOTA ASSOCIATION OFSOIL AND Chairman; MARSHALL D. State St., Bay St. Louis 39520 (601, WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS TREPPENDAHL, Vice Chairman; I. W. 467.4238) President: WILLIAM B. PEARSON, R.R. BUSH, TOM W. CLEVELAND, Secretary-Trruurer: FRANK LADNER,

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125 Hancock Ave., Bay St. Louis 39520 Superintendent, Hatcheries: CHARLES E. Chief Ranger; LYNN MONTGOMERY (601, 467-7130) HICKS (Ext. 40) Affiliate Representative: REV. J. W. Superintendent, Fisheries Research: JOHN Recreation Supervisor: ROBERT E. HOWELL, Rt. 2, Box 40, luka 38852 FUNK DAVIDSON (Ext. 22) Alternate: CECIL Q. COPE AND, Box Chief Naturalist: BEN KNOX (Ext. 35) 4721, Jackson 39216 GameDiv.: Publication:The Mississippi Sportsman Chief: DUNBAR ROBB STATE SOIL AND WATER DISTRICTS Editor: DORIS M. GUPTON, P.O. Box Assistant Chief: MIKE MILONSKI COMMISSION, 705 Hitt Bldg., University 10114, Jackson 39206 Superintendent, Game Research; BILL T. of Missouri, Columbia 65201 (314, CRAWFORD 449-6316) MISSISSIPPI ASSOCIATION OF SOILAND Superintendent, GameManagement: DEAN (To administer the soiland water WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT A. MURPHY conservation COMMISSIONERS districts and formulate policies and general President:P. T. EUBANKS, Rt. 3, Sumrall Forestry Div.: prczrams for theing of Missouri soil and 39482 (601, 582-2161) State Forester: OSAL B. CAPPS water by those districts.) Assistant, Administration: MILTON G. Chairman: ELMER R. KIEHL, Agriculture MISSISSIPPI FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, HOYER Bldg., University of Missouri, Columbia 1111 Standard Life Bldg., Jackson 39201 Assistant, Forest Management: JOHN E. 65201 (314, 449-9301) (A nonprofit organization to conserve, WY LIE Executive Secretary: LEE E. NOR BURY develop, protect, and promote the foreFt and Assistant, Fire Protection: KERWIN F. WATERPOLLUTION BOARD,Department of related ',mural resources of Mississippi for the HAFNER Public Health and Welfare, 112 W. High best interest of this and succeeding St., P.O. Box 154, Jefferson City 65101 generations. Composed of about 1,600 tree Staff Functions: (314, 635-9117) farmers, forest industries, equipment Attorney: JULIAN L. O'MALLEY Executive Secretary: JACK K. SMITH suppliers, and financial institutions. Chief Engineer: CHARLES E. HOOKER Organized: 1938) Fiscal Officer: VERNON E. SIEVERT MISSOURI COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT, President: FRANK DAVIS, Crosby Information Officer: JAMES F. KEEFE Stephens Hall, University of Missouri, Vice President: JAMES M. VARDAMAN, Operations Officer; ROBERT F. WELLS Columbia 65201 Jackson Personnel Officer: RAY M. WELLS Leader: RICHARD 0. ANDERSON Executive Vice President: BEN A. DAVIS, Planning Officer: EDWIN H. GLASER Assistant: DANIEL W. COBLE JR. Federal Aid Coordinator: A. REED Treasurer: T. W. HICKMAN, :R. TWICHELL MISSOURI COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE Publication: Missouri Conservationist RESEARCH UNIT, University of Missouri, Editor: JAMES F. KEEFE Columbia 65201 (314, 442-3198) Acting Leader: W. REID GOFORTH DIVISION OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATER RESOURCES, P.O. Box 250, CITIZEN GROUPS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Rolla 65401 (314, 364-1752) (To investigate the geology and assist in CONSERVATION FEDERATION OF DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Jefferson the orderly development of mineral and MISSOURI, 312 E. Capitol Ave., City 65101 water resources of the St..te. Formed: Jefferson City 65101 (314, 635-7188) Commissioner: DEXTER DAVIS (314, 1853) (A representative statewide organization, 636-7166) State Geologist: WILLIAM C. HAYES affiliated with the National Wildlife Publication: Missouri Mineral Industry News Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, P.O. preservation, aestheticsl appreciation and Box 180, Jefferson City 65101 (314, STATE PARK BOARD, Rm. 1204, Jefferson restoration of wildlife and other resources.) 636-8141) (Organized: 1937) Bldg., P.O. Box 176, Jefferson City 65101 President: CLAUDE A. RELF, 1001 E. 78th Commissioners: WILLIAM A. STARK, (314, 635-9156) St., Kansas City 64131 (816, 444-1215) Bethany; JIM TOM BLA1R, St. Louis; Board Members: GERALD B. ROWAN, Vice President: C.F. LUEBBERT, Tipton; LEWIS D. LINVILLE, Kansas City; CARTER V. BLANTON, CONN C. EUGENE F. PAUL, St. Louis ROBERT G. DeLANEY, Charleston WINFREY, CHARLES TYE EVANS, Executive Secretary: ED STEGNER (314, Director CARL R. NOREN ROBERT M. WOLPERS, HUBERT E. 635-.7188) Associate Director: LARRY R. GALE LAY Secretary: JEFF HATCHER, 202 E. Home, Assistant Director(LineDivisions): ALLEN Director:JOSEPH JAEGER,JR. (Ext. 21) Vandalia 63382 (314, 594-2937) BROHN Associate Director: MATT MATHENEY Treasurer: CHARLES P. BE L, 207 N. Assistant Director (Staff Functions): P. G. (Ext. 29) William, Columbia 65201 BARNICKOL Assistant Director, Field Div.: HADLEY K. Affiliate Representative: P.L. SHOUSE, Box IRWIN (Ext. 24) 47, Bigelow 64425 (816, 442-3298) Field Div.: Assistant Director, Operations Div.: Alternate: ED STEGNER Chief: VERNON BENNETT ROBERT G. HAAKE (Ext. 23) Publication:Missouri Wildlife Superintendent, Education: CLARENCE Assistant Director, Development Div.: Editor: ED STEGNER BILLINGS KENNETH P. OTKE (Ext. 32) Superintendent, Protection (Law Assistant Director, Historical Div.: ORVAL AUDUBON SOCIETYOF MISSVURI Enforcement): /AMU L. BAILEY L. HENDERSON (Ext. 27) President: DAVID A. EASTERLA, 403 S. Field Services Coordinator: KENNETH R. Chief Planner: GALE R. TRUSSELL (Ext. Fredrick, Maryville 64468 HICKS 35) Vice President: DUANE KELLY, 2501 Van Grants-in-AidSpecialist: JAMES KOLB Brunt, Apt. 5, Kansas City 64127 Fisheries Div.: (Ext. 35) Secretary: ALBERTA BOLINGER, 40 Plaza Chief: CHARLES A. PURKETT, JR. Landscape Architect: JAMES MCINTOSH Sq., Apt. 1106, St. Louis 63103 (314, Assistant Chief: JAMES P. FRY (Ext. 35) 231.5564)

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Treasurer: HOMER R. BOLEN, Cape Missoula; CLYDE HAWKS, St. Xavier; President: HAROLD MILLER, Box 22, Giradeau 63701 (334-1145) GEORGE NEFF, Bonner; MARK Sanders 59076 (406, 342-33631 SCHOKNECHT, Libby; JOHN vice Presidents: GAY EASTON, Laurel; MISSOURI ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND BAUCUS, Helena; ARNOLD BOLLE, ROBERT LYNAM, Miles City WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Missoula; HOLLIS YOUNG, Creston; Executive Secretary: I. DONALD ALDRICH President: ANDRE LUYS, R.D. I. Box 9, NEAL RAHM, Missoula (406, 543-6945) Carthage 64836 (417, 358-7073) Slate Forester: GARETH C. MOON Treasurer: GAY EASTON, 519 2ND Ave., Assistant State Forester: ROBERT W. Laurel 59044 ARNOLD Affiliate Representative: LELAND H. MONTANA Chief, Administrative Services Div.: SCHOONOVER, Box 941, Poison 59860 RICHARD ISAACS (406, ,33-2342) Chief, Operational Services Div.: ROBERT Alternate: I. DONALD ALDRICH GOVERNMENT AGENCIES B. GRIFFES Publication: Montana Wildidi Federation News Chief, Information Services Div.: DON M. Editor: HAROLD STEARNS, Harlowton BUREAU OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, Rm. DRUMMOND 59063 203-B, Main Hall, Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology, Butte STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, Helena MONTANA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND 59701 (406, 792.83/1, Ext. 247) 59601 (406, 449-2544) WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Director: UUNO M. SAHINEN (State water pollution control program) rfesident; CARL JOHNSON, Shields Rt., Executive Officer and Secretary: JOHN S. Livingston 59047 (406, 247-3208) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, State ANDERSON, M.D. Capitol, Helena 59601 Director, Div. of Environmental Sanitation MONTANA CONSERVATION COUNCIL, INC., Commissioner: GEORGE LACKMAN (406, and Secretary, State Water Pollution Box 175, Missoula 59801 449-3144) Council: C. W. BRINCK President: DON M. DRUMMOND, 141 Director, Div. of Air Pollution Control and North Ave., East, Missoula 59801 DEPARTMENT OF STATE LANDS AND Industrial Hygiene: BENJAMIN WAKE Executive Secretary: LILLIAN HORNICK INVESTMENTS, Capitol Bldg., Helena 59601 (406, 449-2074) STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE, State Board of Land Commissioners: 224 Mitche I Bldg., Helena 59601 (406, NEBRASKA GOVERNOR FORREST H. 449-2608) ANDERSON, Chairman, Helena; (To organize Soil and Water Conservation DOLORES COLGURG, Helena; Districts to conserve and develop soil, water, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FRANK MURRAY, Helena; ROBERT and related natural resources.) L. WOODAHL, Helena; TED Chairman: DEAN HANSON, Gildford DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, State SCHWINDEN, Ex Officio Secretary 59525 Capitol, Slate House Sta., Box 4844, Commissioner: TED SCHWINDEN Executive Secretary: 0. M. UELAND Lincoln 68509 (402, 473-1341) Publication: Treasure Acres Director: ELMER C. SCHLAPHOFF FISH AND GAME DEPARTMENT, Helena Assistant Director 5'. H. JONES 59601 (4of. 449-2535) WATER RESOURCES BOARD. Mitchell Commission Members: HUGH G. KING, Bldg., Helena 59601 (406, 449.3648) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, State House Sta., Chairman, Frenchtovm; JOSEPH .1. Chairman; GOVERNOR FORREST H. Box 94757, Lincoln 68509 McCAFFERY, JR., Vice Chairman, ANDERSON, Helena (State water pollution control program) Butte; RAYMOND E. CLAUSEN, Vice Chairman: WILBUR WHITE, Twodot Secretary, State Water Pollution Control Malta; JOSEPH J. KLABUNDE, Havre: Director: E. V. DARLINTON Council: T. A. FILIPI (402, 473-1484) ROBERT H. WILSON, Hardin Director: FRANK H. DUNKLE (449-3186) MONTANA COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT, DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES, Deputy Director: KEITH A. FRESEMAN Dept. of Zoology and Entomology. Lincoln 68509 (402, 473-1663) (449.3187) Montana State University, Bozeman (Water resources program) Chief, Fisheries Management: A. N 59715 Director: DAN S. JONES, JR. WHITNEY (449-2449) Leader: RICHARD I. GRAHAM Assistant Director: M. E. BALL Chief, Game Management: WYNN Assistant: WILLIAM R. GOULD, JR. FREEMAN (449-2612) GAME AND PARKS rOMMISSION, State Chief, Information and F.ducation: MONTANA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE Capitol Bldg., Lincoln 68509 (402, RICHARD J. MUNRO (449-2603) RESEARCH UNIT, University of 473.1471) Chief, Law Enforcemms: ORVILLE W. Montana, Missoula 59801 (406, 243-5372) Commission Members: LEF R. WELLS, LEWIS (449-2453) (Organized: 1950) Chairman, Axtell; FLOYD STONE, Chief, Recreation and Parks: WESLEY Leader: JOHN J. CRAIGHEAD Alliance; CHARLES E. WRIGHT, WOODGERD (449-3066) Assistant: BARTHOLOMEW W. O'GARA McCook; M. M. MUNCIE, Plattsmouth; Chief Fisheries Biologist: GEORGE D. JAMES C. COLUM BO, Omaha; HOLTON (449-2448) CITIZEN GROUPS FRANCES HANNA, Thedford; Superintendent, Hatcheries: WILLIAM BRUCE E. COWGILL, Silver Creek ALVORD (449-2447) MONTANA WILDLIFE FED4TRATION, 410 Director: MELVIN 0. STEEN Publication: Montana Wiklkle Woodworth, Missoula 59801 (406, Assistant Director: WILLARD R. BARBEE Editor: VERNON CRAIG (449-3067) 543-6945) Chief of Engineering: LYLE TANDERUP (A representative stateMie organization, Chief of Federal Aid: WILLIAM J. BAILEY OFFICE OF STATE FORESTER, 2705 Spurgin affiliated with the National Wildlife Chief of Fiscal: LACK HANNA Rd., Missoula 59801 (406, S43-3622) Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Chief of Fisheries: GLEN R. FOSTER Members of the State Board: GOVERNOR preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and Chief of Game: LLOYD P. VANCE FORREST H. ANDERSON, Helena; restoration of wildlife and other natural Chief of Information and Tourism: GARETH 0. MOON, Secretary, resources.)

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RICHARD H. SCHAFFER Custodian: KENT FIALA F. McKENZIE, CARL A. PACINI Chief of Land Management: RICHARD J. Publication: The Nebraska Bird Revieb," Director: FRANK W. GROVES SPA DY Editor: RUSTON G. CORTELYOU, 5109 Chief of Administrative Services: DEAN L. Chief of Law Enforcement: CARL E. Underwood Ave., Omaha 68132 (402, BLAKE GETTMANN 556-7489) Chief of Game: JOSEPH C. GREENLEY Chief of Parks: JACK C. STRAIN Chief of Fisheries: THOMAS J. TRELEASE Chief of Personnel: LLOYD M. STEEN Federal Aid Coordinator: NHS N. NILSSON Chief of Research: C. PHILLIP AGEE NEVADA Public Information Officer: CHARLES Publication: NEBRASKAland CRUNDEN Editor: RICHARD H. SCHAFFER Publication: Nevada Outdoors and Wildlife GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Review District Offices: Editor: GENE McDOWELL District I: Box 725, Alliance 69301 (308, BUREAU OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEAt..TH, 762-5605) State Health Div., 201 S. Fall St., Carson STATE PARK ADVISORY COMMISSION, District II: Box 65, Bassett 68714 (402, City 89701 (102, 882-7458) Nye Bldg., 201 S. Fall St., Carson City 684-3511) (State water pollution control program) 139701 (702, 382-7339) District III: Box 934, Norfolk 68701 (402, Chief: E. 0. GREGORY Chairman: THOMAS W. MILLER, P.O. 371-4950) Box 1786, Reno 89501 District IV: Rt. 4, North Platte 69101 (308, BUREAU OF MINES, University of Nevada, S32.6225) Reno 89507 (702, 784-6691) STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE, District V: Wildlife Bldg., Lincoln 68509 Director: VERNON E. SCHEID College of Agriculture, Reno 89107 (702, (402, 473-1375) Associate Director: ARTHUR BAKER, III 882-7428) Chairman: GRANT ANDERSON, Fernley GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, Conservation and DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 350 Secretary: GEORGE ZAPPETTINI, Nye Survey Div., University of Nebraska, Capitol Ave., P.O. Box 1209, eleno 89504 Bldg., Carson City 89701 Lincoln 68508 (402,172 -2620) (702, 784-6401) Acting Director: V. H. DREESZEN Executive Director: LEE M. BURGE CITIZEN GROUPS Director, Div. of Plant Industry: HARRY E. STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION GA LLAWAY COMMISSION, Stare Capitol, State Director, Div. of Animal Industry: JOHN L. NEVADA WILDLIFE FEDERATION, INC., P.O. House Sta., Box 94725, Lincoln 68509 O'HARRA, D.V.M. Box 15205, Las Vegas 89114 (402, 473-1261) (A representative statewide organization, Executive Secretary: WARREN D. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND affiliated with the National Wildlife FAIRCHILD NATURAL RESOURCES, Nye Bldg., Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Carson City 89701 (702, 882-7482) preservation, aerthetical appreciation, and CITIZEN GROUPS Director: ELMO J. DeRICCO restoration of wildlife and other natural Assistant Director: NORMAN S. HALL resources.) IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, President: PHILIP T. GREGORY, JR., INC. (Nebraska DN./ Div. of Water Resources: 6317 Clarke Ave., Las %%gas 89107 (702, President: JAMES WESTPHAL, 1805 N. H State Engineer: ROLAND D. 870-4563) St., Fremont 68025 (402, 721-5288) WESTERGARD (882-7441) Vice President: BURL SUTER, 11490 Heart Eastern Div. Vice President: DELL Pine, Reno 89502 MILLER, 4828 3 St., Lincoln 68510 Div. of State Parks: Secretary: VIRLIS L. FISCHER, 1612 Western Div. Vice President: MARION Administrator; ERIC R. CRONKHITE Houssels Ave., Las Vegas 89104 (702, CODNER, 2404 N. Broadwell, Grand Deputy Administrator: WILLIAM C. WOOD 384-9871) Island 68801 Park Planner. JOHN RICHARDSON Treasurer: CAMILLE MONDAY, Box 49, Secretary Treasurer: HOPE HASS, 1750 N. Sparks 89431 C St., Fremont 68025 (402, 721-9686) Div. of State Lands: Affiliate Representative: ALBERT A. State Land Register: ELMO 3. DeRICCO STONE, P.O. Box 292, Ely 89301 (702, NEBRASKA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND (882.7482) 289.2900) WATER LONSERVAT1ON DISTRICTS Deputy State Land Register: JOYCE Alternate: VIRLIS L. FISCHER President: WARREN PATEFIELD, Laurel MADDAFORD (882-7481) Publication: Nevada Wildlife Newsletter 68745 (402, 256-3642) Editor: PHILIP T. GREGORY, JR. Div. of Forestry: NEBRASKA ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION, State Forester: GEORGE ZAPPETTINI INC., University of Nebraska State (882-7488) NEVADA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL Museum, Lincoln 68508 CONSERVATION DISTRICTS (To promote the study of ornithology and Div. of Oil and Gas Commission: President: JAMES KIELHACK, Round natural hist,wy in general by uniting the Chairman: VERNON SCHEID, Bureau of Mountain 89045 (Tel. 2412) natural history students of Nebraska. Mines, University Sta., Reno (323-2091, Membership: 200; Founded 1899) Ext. 564) President: LARRY C. HOLCOMB, Dept. of NEW HAMPSHIRE Biology, Creighton University, Omaha DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME, Box 68131 10678, Reno, 89510 (702, 784-6214) Vice President: MILDRED GROSS, 945 Board of Fish and Game Commissioners: H. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Longwood Dr., Crete 68333 E. DORIAN, Chairman; MATT Secretary: NEVA PREUSS, 1441 Urbana BERNARD, Vice Chairman; ROBERT COUNCIL OF RESOURCES AND La., Lincoln 68505 (402, 434-6939) V. BROADBENT, BRUNO H. DEVELOPMENT, Stale House Annex, Treasurer: FREDA JEN3EN, Weeping GUISTI, WAYNE E. KIRCH, MIKE Concord 03301 Water 68463 LEMICH, JERRY LONGERO, JOHN Chairman: MARY LOUISE HANCOCK

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, State BUCKLEY, Commissioner, Department NEW HAMPSHIRE ASSOCIATION OF House Annex, Rm. 106, Concord 03301 of Agriculture R. J. CROWLEY, JR., CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Commissioner: FRANK T. BUCKLEY (603, Commissioner, Department of Resources President: JOHN W. YORK, R.F.D. 2, 271-3551) and Economic Development; HUGH C. Exeter 03833 (603, 772-3996) TUTTLE, ROBERT YEATON, DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES AND RAYMOND OARDNER, EDWIN C. NEW HAMPSHIRE NATURAL RESOURCES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, State House FRIZZELL, JOHN C. CALHOUN, JR. COUNCIL INC., S S. State St., Concord Annex, Concord 03301 03301 (603, 224-0361) Advisory Commission: JAMES T. McFATE, STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Chairman: RADCLIFF PIKE, Durham Chairman; MAURICE L. AREL, Chairman: HUGH C. TUTTLE, Dover Vice Chairman: MRS. 0. W. COTTRELL, Industry; KENNETH E. Executive Secretary: SAMUEL W. HOITT, Hillsboro BA R R AC LOUG H, Recreation; Extension Service, University of New Secretary: LESLIE S. CLARK WILLIAM A. GILDERSLEEVE, Public Hampshire, Durham 03824 (603, Treasurer: LAWRANCE W. RATHBUN, Relations; ARMAND LAGASSE, 868-5511, Ext. 263) Concord Commerce; CHARLES PETER Executive Committee: CLAIR S. PIN KHAM, Recreation; ROBERT T. WATER RESOURCES BOARD, State House BATCHELDER, J. WILLCOX WIGGIN, Agriculture Annex, Concord 03301 BROWN, TUDOR RICHARDS, Commissioner: R. I. CROWLEY, JR. (603, Chairman: GEORGE M. McGEE, SR. (603, DOROTHY McCABE, ROBERT S. 271.2411) 271.3406) MONAHAN Director, Div. of Resources Ltvelopment: THEODORE NAITI (271-2214) WATER SUPPLY AND POLLUTION SOCIETY FOP THE PROTECTION OF NEW Director, Div. of Economic Development: CONTROL COMMISSION, 61 S. Spring HAMPHSHIRE FORESTS, S S. State St., ELIAS A. McQUAID (271.2341) St., Concord 03301 (603, 271.3502) Concord 03301 (603, 224-0361) Director, Div. of Parks: RUSSELL B. Executive Director: WILLIAM A. HEALY (A voluntary, nonprofit organization TOBEY (271-3254) Deputy Executive Director: THOMAS A. dedicated to promoting the wise use of the LaCAVA renewable natural resources of New Forest Fire Control: Hampshire. Organized 1901) Fire Control Assistant: RICHARD B. CITIZEN GROUPS President: LAWRANCE W. RATHBUN DIEHL (271-2217) Secretary: ROBERT P. BURROUGHS Management Forester, State Land FEDERATED SPORTSMEN'S CLUBS OF Executive Director: PAUL 0. BOFINGER Operations: SARGENT GOODHUE NEW HAMPSHIRE, INC. Educational Consultant: LESLIE S. CLARK (271-3456) (A representative statewide organization, Publication: Forest Notes State Forest Nursery Supervisor: C. affiliated with the National Wildlife Editor: LESLIE S. CLARK INGERSOLL ARNOLD (271-2216) Federation, primarily devoted to the wise me, Research Forester: PETER H. ALLEN preservation, aesthetical apprechtion, and (271-3456) restoration of wildlife and other natural resources.) FISH AND GAME DEPARTMENT, 34 Bridge President: JOHN HEGERTY, Pumpkin Hill St., Concord 03301 (603, 271-3421) Rd., Warner 03278 (603, 271-2322) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Commission Members: RICHARD F. Vice President: WALTER '°R.N,Y" UPTON, Chairman; HERBERT W. NELSON, JR., 82 School St., Concord BUREAU OF GEOLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY, HILL, Secretary; THADDEUS 03301 P. 0. Box 1889 Trenton 08625 (609, THORNE, LLEWELLYN F. Secretary: WILLIAM FITZGERALD, 123 292-2576) (Established: 1865) FERNALD, LEE WULFF, REV. Silver Lake Rd., Hollis 03049 (603, State Geologist: KEMBLE WIDMER FRANK GULINELLO, JR., 465-7729) MELVILLE E. CLARK, JOHN D. Treasurer: JOHN PAYNE, Loudon 03301 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, P. 0. Box ROBERTS, SR., WILLIAM H. Affiliate Representative: RACHAEL L. 1888, Trenton 08625 (609, 292-3976) WELCH, STANLEY W. COLBY TERRILL, 298 N. State St., Concord Secretary: PHILLIP ALAMPI Director: BERNARD W. CORSON 03301 (603, 225-3243) Director, Div. of Rural Resources: FRANCIS Chief, Inland and Marine Fisheries Div.: Alternate: ROBERT C. HILL, 10 A. RAYMALEY (292-5530) RICHARD G. SEAMANS, JR. Mooreland Ave., Concord 03301 (603, Chief, Game Management and Research 225-9630) DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND Div.: HILBERT R. SIEGLER Publication: Minutes ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. Labor and Chief, Law Enforcement Div.: BERNARD S. Editors: JOHN HEGERTY, WILLIAM Industry Bldg., Box 1390, Trenton 08625 CRAM FITZGERALD (609, 292-2886) Chief, Conservation, Education and Comm6sioner: ROBERT A. ROE Information Div.: DENTON H. AUDUBON SOCIETY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE HARTLEY (Organized: 1914) Div. of Economic Development (292-2464) Chief, Maintenance, Construction and President: ROBERT SMART, New Director: PETER BLAKE (Acting) Engineering Div.: ALLEN I. LEWIS Hampton 03256 (603, 744-3025) Chief, Business Management: HARRY B. Secretary: MRS. RALPH BRAINARD, Div. of Fish and Game, P. 0. Box 1809, MATTICE Walpole 03608 Trenton 08625 (292-2965) Treasurer: MRS. BERNARD MERRILL, Director: LESTER 0. MacNAMARA STATE CONSERVATION COMMITTEE, State 2 Pleasant St., Bristol 03222 Chief, Bureau of Fisheries Management: House Annex, Rm. 106, Concord 03301 Executive Director: TUDOR RICHARDS, ROBERT A. HAYFORD Members: SAMUEL W. HOITT, Director, 63 N. Main St., Concord 33301 (603, Chief, Bureau of Wildlife Management: Extension Service, University of New 224-1896) GEORGE N. ALPAUGH Hampshire; HARRY A. KEENER, Editor: MRS. PAUL E. BRUNS, Durham Supervisor, Public Relations and Director, Experiment Station, University 03824 Conservation Education: WILLIAM E. of New Hampshire; FRANK T. PETERMAN

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Publication: New Jersey Outdoors Neck 07721 DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND FISH, State Editor: R. ADAMS Publicaticl: New Jersey Rod and Gun Capitol, Santa Fe 87501 (505, 827-2651) Editor: DOUG KILLIAN, 200 Morris Ave., State Game Commission: FRANK C. Div. of Parks, Forestry and Recreation Springfield 07081 HIBBEN. Chairman, Albuquerque; (292-2733) LADD S. GORDON, Secretary; Director: JOSEPH 3. TRUNCER ASSOCIATION CF NEW JERSEY EDWARD MUNOZ, Gallup; FLOYD Chief, Bureau of Parks: FRANK H. RIGG CONSERVATION COMMISSIONS, Box TODD, Central; ALVA A. SIMPSON, Chief, Bureau of Forestry: GEORGE R. 171, Mertham 01945 (201, 539-7547) JR., Santa Fe; FREDERICK R. MOORHEAD President: JOHN H. CULBERTSON BROWN, M.D., Roswell Chief, Bureau of Recreation: DAViD Vice President: RICHARD C. COLE Director: LADD S. GORDON GOODWIN Executive Secretary: MRS. ARTHUR G. Assistant Director: TOM MOODY Chief, Natural Areas Section: DAVID FENSKE Chief, Special Services Div.: E. M. LANG MOORE Treasurer: DAVID F. MOORE Chief, Game Management Div.: WILLIAM S. IIUEY Div. of Rosoune Dovaloprnont, P. 0. Box NEW JERSEY ASSOCIATION OF SOIL Chief, Fisheries Management Div.: ROY E. 1889, Trenton 08625 (202-2795) CONSERVATION DISTRICTS BARKER Director: KENNETH H. CREVELING President: NEWTON S. LAYTON, R. D. 2, Chief, Business Management Div.: Woodstown 08098 (609, 769-1678) WILLIAM H. GRAHN Div. of Shall Fishorks (292-2084) Chief, Conservation Enforcement Div.: J. W. Director: CHRISTOPHER H. RILEY NEW JERSEY AUDUBON SOCIETY, 790 PECKUMN Ewing Ave., Franklin Lakes 07417 (201, Chief, Information and Education Div.: Div. of Water Polley and Supply (292-2203) 891-1211) (Organized: 1910) JESSE E. WILLIAMS Director: GEORG!: R. SHANKLIN President: BURTON DEZENDORF, 222 Nblication: New Mexico Wildlife Chief, Bureau of Water Control: ROBERT L. Radnor Ave., Pine Beach 08741 (201, !editor: ED PI3EON HARDMAN 349-2236) Chief, Bureau of Water Resources: ROBERT 1st Vice President: JOHN A. MATHER, 123 E. CYPHERS, JR. Woodlawn Ave., Merchantviile 08109 Area Mims: Chief, Bureau of Water Supply: HOWARD (609, 662-1512) Albuquerque: 6511 Domingo Rd., N. E., P. W. ACKEN 2nd Vice President: MAURICE A. 0. Box 8346, Sta. C (565, 268-4374) CHAILLET, Box 265, Greysione Park Las Cruces: 1480 N. Main (505, 5247491) STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, P. 0. 07950 (201, 538-1800) Raton: 124 Third St. (505, 445-9741) Box 1540, Trenton 08625 Secretary: DORIS O. McLAUGHLIN Roswell: 413 N. Virginia (505, 622.2681) (State water pollution control program) Treasurer: ALMA BECKERT, 12 Center St., Commissimer: ROSCOE P. KANDLE, Ramsey 07446 M.D. (609, 292-5470) Executive Director and Resident Naturalist: DEPARTMENT OF STATE FORESTRY, P. 0. Public Relations Director: DONALD S. FRANK W. McLAUGHLIN Box 2167, Santa Fe 87501 (505, 827-2312) BENSON (292.5888) Publication: New Jersey Nets e News (To provide fire protection to State and Director, Div. of Clean Air and Water: Editor: HERBERT T. ARMITT, 902 private lands within the State and promote RICHARD .1. SULLIVAN (292-5383) Westwood Ave., River Vale 07675 wise use of these lands so that in the long run the greatest benefits are derived. Established: STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE, NORTH JERSEY CONSERVATION 1957) Department of Agriculture, P. 0. Box FOUNDATION, 300 Mendham Commissioa Members: GOVERNOR 1888, Trenton 08625 (609, 292-5540) Morristown, N. J. 07960 (201, 539-7540) DAVID F. CARGO, Chairman Chairman: PHILLIP ALAMPI (A nonprofit, membership organization, (827. 2221); RAY L. BELL, Secretary Executive Secretary: SAMUEL R. RACE concerned with open-space acquisition, (827-2312); ALEX J. ARMIJO (827-2881) environmental education, and assisting the State Forester: RAY L. BELL (827-2312) CITIZEN GROUPS development of municipal conservation Chief of Fire Control: FRED A. FUCHS commissions. Formed it 1965 from the Great Chief of Forest Management: DEAN M. NEW JERSEY STATE FEDERATION OF Swamp Committee of the North American EARL SPORTSMEN'S CLUBS, INC. Wildlife Foundation. Membership: 2,500) Forest Products Utilization Specialist: (A representative statewide organization, President: CHARLES R. DeBEVOISE KENNETH M. SOWLES, JR. affiliated with the National Wildlife 1st Vice President: THOMAS M. PETERS Administrative Officer: RAYMOND R. Federation, primarily devoted to Inc wise use, 2nd Vice President: MRS. ROBERT M. GALLEGOS preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and LLOYD restoration of wildlife and other natural Secretary: JAMES W. HAND, JR. District Foresters: resources.) Treasurer: WILLIAM T. SMITH, JR. District I (Chama): MIKE HART, Park President: ROBERT SMALLEY, 43 Lincoln Counsel: EDWARD L.voor View (505, 588-2122) Ave., Milltown 05850 (201, 828.1568) Executive Director: DAVID F. MOORE District II (Cimarron): GARY HADLOCK Vice Presidents: STEVEN P. TCZAP, Publication: Footprints (Assistant District Forester), Ute Park Clifton; JAMES TOLLAR, Clifton; Editor: MRS. LOUIS H. WHITEHEAD (505, 376-2368) JOHN CAVAGUARO, Vineland District III (Magdalena): EUEL R. NAVE, Secretary: NORMAN BAKER, 22 Magdalena (505, 854-2489) Clearbrook Dr., Gibbsboro 08026 (609, S District IV (Las Vegas): RON TROUTMAN, 784-3942) Las Vegas (505, 425-7472) Treasurer: ANTHONY ORDI LIE, 584 District V (Caplian): LEE INGALLS, Centennial Ave., Trenton 08629 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Capitan (505, 354-2231) Affiliate Representative: RALPH F. ALLOCCA, R. D. 2, Stone Hill Rd., DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, P. 0. Box HEALTH AND SOOIAL SERVICFS Colts Neck 07722 (201, 462-8620) 3189, Las Cruces 8801 DEPARTMENT, P.O. Box 2348, Santa Fe Alternate: DAVE G. BEAN, Box 142, Cott: Director: DALLAS RIERSON (505, 646-3037) 87501

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(State water pollution control program) Albuquerque 87110; CLAUDE 0. (457.3620) Office of Environmental Services: JOHN R. WANER, 2901 Eartiart, Alamogordo Superintendent, State Forests: CHARLES E. WRIGHT, Chief, Water and liquid 88310; J. WARNER LITTLE. 7301 BOONE (457-5671) Waste Section (505, 827.2813) Carriveau, N.E., Albuquerque 81108 Superintendent, Forest Management and Publication: Outdoor Reporter Nurseries: CHARLES F. BAAR STATE BUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL Editor: RODGER McKOWN, Box 1542, (457-5710) RESOURCES. Campus Sta., Socorro Santa Fe 87501 87801 (505, 835.5272) Marine and Coastal Resources Div., 4175 Director: DON H. BAKER, JR. NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Veterans Memorial Hwy., Ronkonkoma WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS 11779 (516, 585-5403) STATE ENGINEER OFFICE-INTERSTATE President: BERT PFINGSTEN, Hondo Director: DAVID WALLACE STREAM COMMISSION, State Capitol, 88336 (505, 653-4350) Assistant Director; ALBERT JENSEN Santa Fe 87501 (Water resources program) Mineral Resources OW: State Engineer and Secretary, Interstate Director: CARL W. SHERMAN (457.5577) Stream Commission: S. E. REYNOLDS Assistant Director: DAVID E. PF.RRIMAN (505, 827.2127) (457.5577) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES STATE PARK AND RECREATION Motor Boats Div.: COMMISSION, P. 0. Box 1147, Santa Fe CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT, State Office Director: JAMES J. O'BRIEN (457.3790) 87501 (505, 827-2726) Bldg. Campus, Albany 12226 Assistant Director: WILLIAM J. DELANEY (To acquire, develop, interpret, maintain, and Commissioner: R. STEWART KILBORNE (457.3790) admir'ster land and water areas of the State Deputy Commissioners: W. MASON having outstanding qualities for recreational, LAWRENCE (518, 457-5587); ROBERT E. YOUNG (457-5890); LEIGHTON A. educational, and inspirational use and Parks Div.: HOPE (457-5694) enjoyment by present and future generations. Administrator for Parks and Outdoor Secretary: IRWIN H. KING (457.2390) Established: 1935) Recreation: WILBUR E. WRIGHT Commission Members: GIL HINSHAW, Director of Conservation Administration: (457-3710) JOHN ALLEN (457-2480) Chairman, Carlsbad; CHARLES L. Assistant Administrator: ROBERT J. HINES, Vice Chairman, Albuquerque; Public Relations Officer: ARTHUR WOLDT MIDDLEBROOKS (457.3410) LUIS M. OLIVAS, Secretary, Las Vegas; (457-5400) JACK K. BOYER, Taos; S. Q. Saratoga Springs Reservation Div., Saratoga Conservation Education Div.: LCHANO R MERINO, Bayard; Springs 12866 (518, 584-2000) CHARLES C. MUMMA, Farmington; Acting Director: EARL WESTERVELT Director: JOSEPH FENNELL L. G. BOLES, Santa Fe (457.)720) Assistant Director: GEORGE E. HEGGEN Director: JAMES L. DILLARD Publication: The Conservationist Assistant Director: BILL KREUCH Editor: JAMES E. GAVAGAN (457-3450) Water Resources Div.: Assistant Commissioner: FRANCIS W. STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE, Fish and Wildlife Div.: MONTANARI (457-3495) Rm. 301, Capitol Bldg., Santa Fe 87501 Director: ALBERT G. HALL (457-5690) Assistant Director: NICHOLAS L. Assistant Director: WILLIAM G. BENTi-EY Chairman: W. P. CATER, Questa 87556 BARBAROSSA (505, 586-0422) (457-5690) Assistant Director for Law Enforcement and Executive Secretary: BUD F. A. SVALBERG Water Resources Commission: Field Services: WILLIAM J. (505, 827-2971) Chairman: R. STEWART KILBORNE GOODMAN (457-5680) CITIZEN GROIJPS Chief, Bureau of Fish: CARL E. PARKER DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND (457-5420) MARI:ETS, Bldg. 8, State Campus, Chief Aquatic Biologist. EA'IL W. STILES NEW MEXICO WILDLIFE AND Albany 12226 (518, 457.2747) (457-5698) CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, INC., Commissioner: DON J. WICKHAM Superintendent, Fish Culture: ROBERT N. Box 1542, Santa Fe 87501 Director of Public Relations: FOSTER GRIFFITHS (457-5430) (A representative statewide organization, POTTER affiliated with the National Wildlife Chief, Bureau of Wildlife: RALPH B. Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, COLSON (457-4480) preservation, aesthetics, appreciation, and Supervisor, Game Management: ARTHUR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, State Museum and restoration of wildlife and other natural W. HOLWEG (457.3730) Science Service, State Education Bldg., resources.) Superintendent, Game Farms: EARL R. Rm. 973, Albany 12224 President: PAUL RIDINGS, 500 School of HOLM (457.4290) Acting State Geologist: JAMES F. DAVIS Mines Rd., Sococro 87801 (505, 835-1294) Chief Wildlife Biologist: JOSEPH DELL Vice President. BOBBY ADEE, Hayden; (457.3431) NATURAL BEAUTY COMMISSION, 155 M. G. "BUCK" WEAVER, Hurley; Chief Conservation Officer: VAR. J. Washington Ave., Albany 12210 (518, LLOYD BOLANDER, Taos BENOIT (457-5681) 474-6105) Secretary: MRS. DAVID "PAT" MIMS (An inter-s tency coordinating commission, (505, 982-8044) Lands and Forests Div.: composed of the heads of ten state agerrles, Treasurer: GLENN BURTTRAM, Santa Fe Director: VICTOR GLIDER (457-3740) corking to vreserve and enhance the natural Affiliate Representative: DON M. Superintendent, Forest Fire Control: FRED and man-made beauty of the State. Created: CLAUSER, Boa 1777, Santa Fe 87501 ()ETTINGER (4574740) 1966) (505, 983-7646) General Manager, Forest Parks: ROBERT Chairman: JOHN J. BURNS, Alternates: ELLIOTT S. BARKER, 343 NORTON (457.2500) Commissioner, Office for Local Palace Ave., Santa Fe 87501; FRED A. Superintendent, Forest Insect and Disease Government GROSS, JR., 2916 Chama, N.B., Control: CHARLES FROMMER Director: CHARLES C. MORRISON, JR.

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STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. 84 Brunswick Rd., Troy 12180 Publication: The Kingbird Holland Ave., Albany 12208 Treasurer: ARTHUR WAGER, Smith Rd., Editor: JOSEPH TAYLOR, 20 Parish Rd., Deputy Commissioner, Environmental Health Hyde Park 12538 Honeoye Falls 14472 Services: DWIGHT F. METZLER (518, Affiliate Representative: W. KENDALL 474-2933) JENKINS, Wyoming 14591 FOREST PRESERVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW Alternate: WILLIAM R. HILTS, 5115 Bear YORK STATE. INC., THE STATE FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT Rd., Sanborn 14132 President: JOHN T. JAMISON, 311 Oak BOARD, Albany Publication: Conservation Council Commence Ridge Dr., Schenectady 12306 (518, (Established: 1958) Editor: WILLIAM R. HILTS 374-4349) Chairman: ROBERT BAGGY, R.D. 2, Vice President: ARTHUR E. NEWKIRK, Cazenovia 13035 ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN CLUB, INC., THE, 2476 Hilltop Rd., Schenectady 12309 Vice Chairman: PHILIP LUKE, R. D. 3, Gahriels 12939 (Tel.: Paul Smiths 57f2) Secretary: MARION N. HAM, 1504 Keyes Fulton 13609 (Membership: 4,514) Ave., Schenectady 12309 Secretary; WILLIAM F. HOLLISTER, President: FRANK J. OLIVER, 1113 Treasurer: WILLIAM M. WHITE, 1140 Van Conservation Department, Div. of Fish Cambridge Rd., Teaneck (N.1)07666 Curler Ave., Schenectady 12308 and Game, State Campus, Albany 12226 Executive Secretary: P. F. LOOPE Treasurer: ROBERT DENNISTCN, Keene IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, Regional Board Chairmen: Valley 12943 INC. (New York Div.) Board 1: ELWYN HERENDEEN, Publication; Adirondec President: ROGER E. McCANE, R. R. I, R. D., Lockport 14548 Editor: MRS. JOHN F. BROWN, JR., 1479 Kingsley Rd., Burnt Hills 12027 Board 2: WILLIAM R. BERLEUE, JR Dean St., Schenectady 12309 Vice President: STANELY GREENE, 134 Painted Post 14870 Genesee St., New Hartford 13413 Board 3: JOHN CHUREY, 584 Dryden Rd., ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF Secretary: R. JAMES SWANSON, 101 Ithaca 14850 THE ADIRONDACK!), THE, P. 0. Box Grace St., Penn Yan 14527 Board 4: STANLEY LOGAN, 44 Dover St., 951, Schenectady 12309 Treasurer: MRS. HARRY W. LEARNER, MAMAS 13662 (To protect th< natural character of the State 840 Chestnut Hill Rd., East Aurora 14052 Board 5: RICHARD MARTIN, Peru 12972 Forest Preserve Lands as water-holding and Board 6: LINCOLN STONE, R. D. 2, Fort regulating forests which serve as a home for NEW YORK FOREST OWNERS Anne 12827 wildlife and as wilderness recreation areas. ASSOCIATION. INC. Board 7: HENRY KURZYNA, Star Rt., Membership: 350; Organized: 1901) (To unite the 255,000 owners of I 1 million Hudson 12534 President: ARTHUR M. CROCKER, 21 E. acres of forest land in New York for Board 8: RAY HAYES, Blauvelt St., Nanuet 40th St., Rm. 704, New York 10016 (212, improving their forest resources and 10954 532-4880) opportunities; to advance, protect and 13oard 9: SHERWIN A. ALLEN, 1430 N. Vice Presidents: WILLIAM A. represent those owners; to work toward an Grand Ave., Baldwin 11510 ROCKEFELLER, New York City; economic climate favorable to permanent STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION HERMAN FORSTER, New York City; forest industries; to manage forest land to COMMITTEE OSCAR R. HOUSTON, New York enhance its natural beauty. Membership: Executive Secretary: HARRY A. KERR, 253 City; PAUL SCHAEFER, Schenectady; 1,000, Founded: 1963) Emerson Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca HAROLD K. HOCHSCH1LD, Blue President: JOHN STOCK, Box 911, Tupper 14850 (607.256-4420) Mountain Lake Lake 12986 (518, 359-3484) Secretary: EZRA P. PRENTICE, One Wall 1st Vice President: FRANCES LA DUC, W. NEW YORK COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT, St., New York 10005 (212, 425-3000) Street Rd., Carthage 13153

Fernow Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca Treasurer: EDWARD S. LITCHFIELD, 1 11 Secretary: HENRY MAAO, I Benedict St., 14850 Broadway, New York 10006 Castleton on Hudson 12033 (518, Leader: ALFRED EIPPER 732-7751) Assistant: CLARENCE A. CARLSON, JR. CONSERVATION FORUM Treasurer: EMIEL D. PALMER, 157 (Organized: 1939) Ballantyne Rd., Syracuse 13205 (315. NEW YORK COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE Precident: CHARLES L. JOUDRV, 101 469-0523) RESEARCH UNIT, Fernow Hall, Cornell Englewood Ave., Buffalo 14214 Publication: Forest Owner University, Ithaca 14850 (607, 256-2014) Vice President: DAVID BIGELOW, 9795 Leader; DANIEL Q. THOMPSON Larkin Rd., Eden 14057 NEW YORK COIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Assistant: MILO E. RICHMOND Corresponding Secretary: MRS. RICHARD ASSOCIATION INC. C. STEVENSON, 9211 Lakeside Ave., President: BEN W. ENGLISH, 3005 English CITIZEN GROUPS Angola 14006 Rd., Cambridge 12816, (518, 677.3134) Treasurer: MRS. FRANK C. BOLLES, 72 NEW YORK STATE CONSERVATION Maple Ave., Hamburg 14075 NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY, The COUNCIL INC., Rm. 505, 5 Broadway, Zoological Park, Bronx 10460 (212, Troy 12180 FEDERATION OF NEW YORK STATE BIRD 933-1500) (Organized: 1895) (A representative statewide organization, CLUBS INC. Chairman of the Board of Trustees: affiliated with the National Wildlife President: EDGAR M. REILLY, JR., State FAIRFIELD OSBORN Federation, primarily devotrd to the wise use, Museum, Albany 12224 (518, 474-5800) President: LAURANCE S. ROCKEFELLER preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and Vice President: ALICE ULMCH, 193 Executive Vice President: ROBERT G. restoration of wildlife and other natural LaSalle Ave., BrCfalo 14214 GOELET resources.) Corresponding Secretary: ADA CARTER, Vice President: HENRY CLAY ERICK, H, President: MARTIN A. TURNER, 4624 Morrisville 13408 M.D. Eckhardt Rd., Eden 14507 (716, 649-9186) Recording Secretary: MARY ANN Secretary: HOWARD PHIPPS, JR. Vice Presidents: STEPHEN GEHRING, SUNDER LIN, 505 Bay Rd., Webster Treasurer: JOHN PIERREPONT LeRoy; LORELL COOK, Troy; JAMES 14580 General Director: WILLIAM G. CONWAY MULLARKEY, Carmel Treasurer: EDWARD M. SOMERS, Box Curator of Publications and Public Relations: Secretary: JOHN M. DEMERS, 211 7273, Capitol Sta., Albany 12224 EDWARD R. RICCIUTI It NORTH DAKOTA

STATEN {SLAM° INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND Public Relations Officer: THOMAS H. Secretary: LAWRENCE F. WINDT, 2379 SCIENCES,75 Stuyvesant Pl., Staten WALKER McMullan Cir., Raleigh 27608 Island 10301 (212, 727.1135) Chief, Div. of Management: DANIEL E. Affiliate Representative: TURNER W. (To emphasize investigation and education in McDONALD BAITLF. the natural sciences. Administers programs in Chief, Div. of Water Pollution Control: Alternates: (All Officers) conservation and environmental education. DARWIN L. COBURN Publication:friend O'WildIde Founded: 1881 as the National Sciences Chief, Div. of Waterways and Seashore: R. J. Editor: TURNER W. BATTLE Association) B. PAGE President, Board Of Trustees: CHARLES CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF NORTH D'ARRIGO STATESOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION CAROLINA, Boa 5186, Raleigh 27607 Director: GEORGE 0. PRATT, JR. COMMITTEE,387 Williams Hall, North (919, 755-2223) Publication: ;Vac/Wings Carolina State University, Raleigh 27607 (To publicize, and be 4 be!ore the people of Editor and Librarian: GAIL K. (919, 755-2219) North Carolina the ecological, aesthetic and SCHNEIDER Chairman: JAMES D. BELLAMY, JR., natural dimensions of conservation issues, and P.O. Box 233, Shallotte 28459 (919, to coordinate supporting citizen action. SUSQUEHANNA CONSERVATION COUNCIL 754-6582) Administrative Officer : H. A. Membership: 6,000; Organized: 1968) 616 Pheasant La., Endwetl 13701(607, SMITH President: ARTHUR W. COOPER, Raleigh 754-0304) WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION, Box Vice President: KEITH A. ARGOW, (A nonprofit organization promoting and 2919,Raleigh 27602 (919, 829.3391) Linville implementing conservation education and (Organized: 1947) Conservation Director: ROBERT legislation, and serving as a resource and Commission Members: 0. L. CONNORS, High Point liaison group. Organized: 1966) WOODHOUSE, Chairman; JAY Publication: The Carolina Conservationist President: WILLIAM T. BAITIN, 3128 WAGGONER, Vice Chairman; JOE M. Briarclff Ave., Vestal 13850 ANDERSON, JR., Secretary; I. A. NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL Secretary: MRS. JOHN MILLS, R. D. 1, BRIDGER, HUGH G. CHATHAM, AND WATER CONSERVATION Galaxy Dr., Vestal 13850 JAMES A. CONNELLY, J. HOLT DISTRICTS Executive Director: MRS. JOSEPH G. EVANS, T. N. MASSIE, ROBERT 0. President: GEORGE L. WINCHESTER, AYERS SANDERS 2513 Stafford Ave., Raleigh 27601 (919, Executive Director: CLYDE P. PATTON 832-7679) Assistant Director: EUGENE E. SCHWALL (829-3392) NORTH CAROLINA FORESTRY Chief, Div. of Game: FRANK B. BARICK ASSOCIATION, Box 2946, Raleigh27602 (829-7181) (919, 834-3943) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Chief, Div. of Inland Fisheries: J. HARRY President: PAUL. B. BARRINGER CORNELL (829-3633) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, P. 0, Box Chief, Div. of Protection: ROBERT B. NORTH CAROLINA FORESTRY COUNCIL, P. 2281, Raleigh 27602 HAZEL (829-7191) 0. Box 647, Raleigh 27602 (919, Commissioner: JAMES A. GRAHAM, (919, Chief, Div. of Education: ROD 834-3943) 829-7125) AMUNDSON (829-3393) (Nonprofit organization of professional Chief, Div. of Finance and Personnel: .1. foresters representing the forestry interests in DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND THOMAS WILLIAMS (829-7171) North Carolina.) DEVELOPMENT, P. 0. Box2719 Raleigh Chief, Div. of Engineering: C. FLOYD Chairman: VICTOR W. HER LEVICH, 802 27602 (919, 829-4177) WILUAMSON (829-3231) Forest Hills Dr., Wilmington 27889 Chairman, Board of Conservation and Publication: Wildlife In North Ceroline Vice Chairman: H. E. BLANCHARD, Development: GILLIAM K. HORTON, Editor: ROD ADMUNDSON Sledge Lumber Co., P. 0. Box 523, Wilmington Whiteville 28472 Director: ROY G. SOWERS, JR. NORTH CAROLINA COOPERATIVE FISHERY Secretary: W. E. GIBBONS, Albemarle Deputy Directors: VICOTR W. BARFIELD, UNIT, Box 5577, NorthCarolina State Paper Co., Roanoke Rapids 27870 JAMES N. GLENN University, Raleigh 27607 Assistant to the Directoi: ADRIAN KING Leader: F. EUGENE HESTER NORTH CAROLINA RECREATION AND Commerce and Industry: ROBERT E. LEAK Assistant: ROBERT E. STEVENS PARK SOCIETY, INC.. 436N. Harrington Commercial and Sports Fisheries: THOMAS St., Raleigh 27603 (919, 829.7701) L LINTON CITIZEN GROUPS (To unite recreation and park personnel inan Forestry: RALPH C. WINKWORTH effort to stimulate interest in securing, Geodetic Survey: WILBUR C. FULLER NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE FEDERATION, developing, maintaining, andpreserving the Mineral Resources: STEPHEN G. CONRAD Box 948, Rocky Mount 27801 State's recreation and park resources and to State Parks: THOMAS C. ELUS (A representative statewide organization, promote more effective use for all land and Travel and Promotion: BILL F. HENSLEY affiliated with the National Wildlife water areas for recreation. Organized: 1944) Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, President: MABEL SMITH DEPARTMENTOF WATER AND AIR preservation, aesthetical appreciation and RESOURCES, P. 0. Box9392, Raleigh restoration of wildlife and other natural 27603 (919, 829-3003 Or 829-3060 resources.) NORTH DAKOTA Director: GEORGE E. PICKETT President: FRANK E. COPELAND, JR., Assistant Director: E. C. HUBBARD Box 55, Burlington 27215 Chief, Div. of Au Pollution Control: W. E. Vice Presidents: CHARLES R. SHAW, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES KNIGHT Raleigh; WILLIAM M. PIATT, III, Chief, Div, of Ground Water: HARRY M. Durham; FRED R. DORSEY, East Flat PEEK Rock DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, State Chief, Div. of Planning: :140MAS G. Executive D:-ector-Treasurer: TURNER W. Capitol, Bismarck-58501 HARTON BATTLE (919, 442.2212) Commissioner: ARNE DAHL (701, 224-2231) 79 NORTH DAKOTA

Dairy Commissioner: CLARENCE Recreation Planner: CURT SEI BEL KROGSTAD (224-2233) Publication: The Recreation Digest OHIO

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, Bismarck 58501 STATE PARK SERVICE, 900 East Blvd., (State water pollution control program) Bismarck 58501 (701, 224-2495) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES State Health Officer: JAMES R. AMOS, (To preserve for public use North Dakota's M.D. (701, 224.2374) many parks and areas of historic and DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, State Executive Officer: W. VAN HUEVELEN recreational significance. Organized: 1965) Departments Bldg., Columbus 43215 (614, (224-2371) Director: DAVID L. O'BRIEN 469.2732) (Administers the laws and regulations of Director, Div. of Water Supply and Pollution STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE, agricultural activity. Provides inspection of Control: NORMAN L. PETERSON State Capitol Bldg., Bisnnkyk 58501 (701, foods, dairies, drugs, warehousing, economic (224-2386) 224-2650) poising, packaging and labeling, meat, and Secretary: W. P. SEBENS GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, University Sta., other agricultural products.) Grand Forks 58201 (701, 777.2231) WATER COMMISSION. Bismarck 58501 (701, Director: JOHN M. STACKHOUSE State Geologist: EDWIN A. NOBLE 224-2750) Assistant Director: JAMES S. KILE Secretary and State Engineer: MILO W. Chief of Animal Industry: HARRY E. STATE FOREST SERVICE, School of Forestry HOISVEEN GOLDSTEIN (469-3490) and Junior College, Bottineau 58318 (701, Chief of Foods, Dairies, and Drugs: DAVID 228-2278) CITIZEN GROUPS A. HILL (469-4595) State Forester: C. N. NELSON Chief of Plant Industry: HAROLD L. Deputy State Foresters: JOHN MOLBERO, NORTH DAKOTA WILDLIFE FEDERATION, PORTER (866-6361) WALTER PASICZNYK 1005 W. Sweet Ave., Bismarck 58501 Chief of Markets: LAWRENCE K. BEAR Finance Officer: MERTON PETERSON (701, 223-8384) (469-4104) District Forester: JIM KUNKEL (A representative statewide organization, Chief of Weights and Measures: FRANK P. State Lands and Watershed Forester: affiliated with the National Wildlife GALLO (866-6361) DhRRELL JORDAN Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Information Service: WILLIS H. LIGGI1T Nurseryman: EUGENE BAUNE preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and (469-5338) Forestry Aides: ED GRIMESTAD, CECIL restoration of wildlife and other natural-- OLSON resources.) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, P. O. Box 118, President: WALTER H. HOFF, Box 1121, Columbus 43216 (614, 469-2253) District Mew Bismarck 58501 (701, 223-4412) (State air and water pollution control Lisbon 58054: RICHARD GILMORE, Vice Presidents: ROBERT S. SCHEER, Program) District Forester (701, 683-4323) Minot; KONRAD NORSTOO, Watford Director: EMMETT W. ARNOLD, M.D. Walhalla 58282: ALBERT ESKEN, District City Forester (701, 549-2441) Executive Secretary: BETTY S. MORGAN Towner 58788: JERRY UDDLE, Treasurer: LOUIS L. TOKACH, 634 6th Nurseryman (701, 537-5636) DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, Ave., S. E., Mandan 58554 907 Ohio Departments Bldg., Columbvs Affiliate Representative: CHARLES W. 43215 (614, 469-3770) STATE GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT, PLACEK, 305 Dakota St., Tioga 58852 103.36 S. Third St., Bismarck 58501 (701, Recreation and Resources Commission: (701, 664-2368) JOHN H. DUNLAP, Chairman, 224-2180) Alternate: JAMES R. JUNGROTH, Box Commissioner: RUSSELL STUART Williamsport; MYRON T. STURGEON, 1367, Jamestown 58401 Secretary, Athens; BENJAMIN R. Deputy Commissioner: WILBUR BOLDT Publication: flickertales Chief, Public Relations Div.: PERSHING DRAYER, Columbus; DONALD M. Editor: RICHARD PALMER, 1801 Marian BLAIR, ; LEE C. HOWLEY, CARLSON Dr., Bismarck 58501 Chief, Enforcement Div.: HAROLD H. Cleveland; HAROLD C. KOST, SPITZER NORTH DAKOTA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL Columbus; SAMUEL P. FRANTZ, Chief, Fishery Div.: DALE L. HENEGAR CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Dublin; RICHARD McC.ONNELL, Chief, Land Management Div.: RAY President: HOWARD C. JOHNSON, Newark; DON M. HILLIKER, SORENSEN Fairdale 58229 (701, 9663255) Bellefontaine; NICHOLAS C. POLITES, Leader, Statewide Game Surveys: C. R. Columbus; HOWARD L. CALHOUN, GRONDAHL NORTH DAKOTA NATURAL SCIENCE Akron Leader, Statewide Habitat Development: SOCIETY, P. O. Box 1672, Jamestown Director: FRED E. MORR ROBERT L. MORGAN 58401 (701, 252-5363) Assistant Director: RICHARD E. MIDDEN Publication: North Dakota Outdoors (Dedicated to the observation, recording, Deputy Director, Water: SHERMAN L. Editor: ED BRY study, and preservation of all aspects of the FROST natural history of the northern Great Plains. Deputy Director, Recreation and Forests: STATE OUTDOOR RECREATION AGENCY, Membership: 317; Organized: 1967) MELVIN J. REBHOLZ Deputy Director, Soil and Minerals: 900 East Blvd., Bismarck 58501 (701, President: GERALD H. CROSS, Div. of 224-2430) Natural Sciences, North Dakota State DONALD L. NORUNG (To carry out the intentions of the Land and University, Fargo 58102 Chief Engineer: JAMES SWARTZMI LIER Water Conservation Fund Act, which Vice President: PAUL F. SPRINGER Chief, Real Estate Section: HENRY K. provides Federal matching grants to state, Secretary-Treasurer: MR. and MRS. HALL county, and local entities for acquisition of WILLIAM WYATT Chief, Accounting and Budget Section: areas of outstanding scenic, aesthetic, historic Publication: Ma Ftair le Neturabat HARRY WEST or recreational significance, and development Editor: PAUL B. KANNOWSKI, Institute Personnel Officer: GARY DeBLOOM of outdoor recreation facilities. Created: 1965) of Ecological Studies, University of North Chief, Program and Planning Section: State Liaison Officer: JOHN GREENSUT Dakota, Grand Forks 58201 HARRY SWEARS:IGEN

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Chief, Div. of Geological Survey: HORACE affiliated with the National Wildlife OHIO FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, INC.,Neil COLLINS Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, House, Columbus 43215 Chief, Div. of Lands and Soil: RICHARD preservation, aesthetics' appreciation, and President: EARL McMUNN JONES restoration of wildlife and other natural Executive Director: THOMAS M. HIGGINS Chief, Oil and Gas Div.: WAYNE resources.) (614, 221-6671) CONNOR President: HOWARD "JAKE*JACOBY, Chief, Div. of Parks and Recreation: 459 Cahoon Rd., Bay Village 44140 OHIO PARKSAND RECREATION NORVILLE HALL Secretary: ARTaUR J. YOUNG, 180 ASSOCIATION(Affiliated with the Chief, Administrative Services: ALBERT Brighton Rd., Columbus 43202 National Recreation and Park MOLT Executive Director: RICHARD L. PAUGH, Association), 325 E. Central Pkwy., Chief, Div. of Forestry and Reclamation: 2860 Minerva Lake Rd., Columbus 43214 Cincinnati 45202 IRVING I. DICKMAN Affiliate Representative: VERNE L President: JOHN J. SOMERS, 101 W. 3rd Chief, Div. of Water: C. V. YOUNGQUIST HARRIS, 635 National City Bank Bldg. St., Dayton 45402 Chief, Water Planning Section: RALPH J. Cleveland 44114 President Elect: MELVIN B. DODGE, Rm. BERNHAGEN Alternate: CARL H. KNIRK, 714 Mt. 124, City Hall, Columbus 43215 Chief, Div. of Watercraft: PAUL SAROSSY Vernon Ave., Marion 43302 1st Vice President: BRET J. MCGINNIS, Publication: Venture Out Cincinnati Div. of Wildlife, 1500 Dublin Rd., Columbus Editor: RICHARD L. PAUGH 2nd Vice President: PAT FEH L, Cincinnati 43212 (469-4603) 3rd Vice President: RICHARD S. MAROUS, Wildlife Council: HOWARD L. CALHOUN, Shaker Heights Chairman, Akron; KENNETH E. Secretary-Treasurer: MARY JO CRAWFORD, Secretary, Columbus; AUDUBON SOCIETY OF OHIO, 3530 Epworth SCHRODER JOHN V. HELLEBUSII, Cincinnati; Ave., Cincinnati 45211 (513, 661-2770) Park Section Chairman: CHARLES LLOYD L. ALEXANDER, Wooster; (Organized: 1898) WEDEKIND, 816 Glenwood Ave., GEORGE A. BANKS, Athens; President: IRENE M. LAMMERS, 3530 Youngstown 44512 EDWARD C. KOSTER, Cleveland; Epworth Ave., Cincinnati 45211 KENNETH C. WAHL, Sandusky; Vice President: KARL MASLOWSKI, 1034 LEONARD YOCHUM, Sabina Maycliff PI., Cincinnati 45230 OKLAHOMA Chief: DAN ARMBRUSTER Corresponding Secretary: DOROTHY Assistant Chief: DALE HANEY CLASON, 2475 Madison Rd., Cincinnati Executive Assistant: G. ROBERT STROHM 45208 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Enforcement Section: DALE ROACH Recording Secretary: SHIRLEY JANE Game Management Section: ROBERT BROWN, 3480 Whitfield Ave., DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE EVERSOLE Cincinnati 45220 CONSERVATION,1801 N. Lincoln, Fish Management Section: CLAYTON Treasurer: GEORGIA C. KUHN, 2750 Oklahoma City 73105 (405, 521-3851) LAKES Montana Ave., Cincinnati 45211 (Organized: 1909) Director: J. HERBERT HEGER, 10020 Conservation Commission: JOHN F. HINES, SCHOOLOF NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE Daly Rd., Cincinnati 45231 Chairman; FRED P. LEWIS, Vice OHIO STATEUNIVERSITY, 246 Lord Chairman; WILLIAM MORGAN, Hall, 124 W. 17th Ave., Columbus 43210 IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERCIA, Secretary; PAUL ROEBER, LESLIE (Conducts training, research, and continuing INC. (Ohio Div.) VANDERWORK, ELMER A. VIETH, education in all areas of renewable natural President: HELEN WARD, 376 Beverly GEORGE L. KNAPP, ROBERT A. resources. Created: 1968) Rd., Wooster 44691 MACKLANBURG, JR. Director: CHARLES A. DAM BACH (614, Vice President: ELMER KAUFMAN, 605 Director: FARRELL COPELIN 293-2265) Roslyn Ave., Akron 44320 Assistant to the Director: LELAND Executive Secretary: BURT G. BRICKNER, ROBERTS SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATON P. 0. Box 724, Tiffin 44883 Chief, Game Div.: KARL JACOBS COMMITTEE, 1827 Neil Ave., Ohio State Treasurer: RALPH B. NEI SWANDER, 536 Chief, Fisheries Div.: KENNETH University, Columbus 43210 (614, Woodland Ave., Woosw 14691 JOHNSTON 294-3997) Chief, Information-Education Div.: DEAN Executive Secretary: FLOYD E. HEFT OHIO CONSERVATION CONGRESS G. GRAHAM (Topromote the best uses of natural resources Chief, Law Enforcement Div.: CLEM OHIO COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT,Ohio in Ohio and to endeavor to restore those PATTI1LLO State University, 1735 Neil Ave., resources that are gradually being depleted. Chief of Planning: JOE ELLIS Columbus 43210 Membership: 3,500; Founded: 1947) Controller: GARLAND FLETCHER Leader: RICHARD A. TUBB President: CECIL S. WINTERS, 6284 Publication: Outdoor Oklahoma Assistant: STEPHEN H. TAUB Audrey S. W., Canton 44706 Editor: DEAN G. GRAHAM 1st Vice President: LARRY POORMAN, OHIO COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE RESEARCH 225 E. Cottage Ave., West Carrollton GEOLOGICALSURVEY,University of UNIT, Ohio State University, 1735 Neil 45449 Oklahoma, Rm. 163, 830 Van Vleet Oval, Ave., Columbus 43210 (614, 293-6112) 2nd Vice President: JAMES BRADY, 714 Norman 73069 (405, 325-3031) (Organized: 1936) Reading Rd., Reading 45215 (To investigate and disseminate information Leader: THEODORE A. BOOKHOUT Secretary-Treasurer: JAMES C. SURBEY, on the mineral resources of the State. Assistant: CHARLES P. STONE 1509 Portage St., North Canton 44720 Investigations include geologic mapping, (216, 499-4858) evaluation of metallic and nonmetallic CITIZEN GROUPS mineral deposits, and studies of groundwater OHIO FEDERATION OF SOIL AND WATER and fossil fuels. Founded: 1908) !LEAGUE OFOHIO SPORTSMEN,995 Summit CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Director. CHARLES J. MANKIN St., Columbus 43201 (614, 291-4960) President. HAROLD DOBBINS, Rt. 2, Publication: Oklahoma Otology Notes (A representative statewide organization, Cedarville 45314 (513, 766-5314) Editor: ALEX NICHOLSON

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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PARK OKLAHOMA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE OfiEGmum DEPARTMENT. 500 Will Rogers RESEARCH UNIT. 433 Life Sciences Bldg. Memorial Bldg., Oklahoma City 73103 West, Oklahoma State University, (405, 521.2413) Stillwater 74074 (403, 3726211, Ext. 389) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (To promote development and use of natural Leader: JOHN A. MORRISON and human resources; prepare, maintain, and Assistant: JAMES C. LEWIS COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE COMMISSION, review Iona-range plasm Develop and 920 N. E. 7th Ave., Portland 97232 administer planning, development, recreation, CITIZEN GROUPS (To preserve, develop, and protect the and promotional activities of the State.) recreational, scenic, and historical areas of Commission Members: LT. GOVERNOR OKLAHOMA WILDLIFE FEDERATION. 7404 the Columbia River Gorge. Organized: 1934) OEOROI3 NIGH, Chairman; SAM N. W. 30th St., Bethany 73008 (403. Commissioners: PERCY BUCKUN, Hood NOBLE, Vice Chairman; ROBERT D. 759.6451) River; LLOYD OLSON, Oregon. City; GORDON. JR., Smeary; GEORGE (A representative statewide organization, NANI WARREN, Portland; THOMAS STEVENS, JOHN GRIFFIN, JOHN affiliated with the National Wildlife H. BURGESS, Secretary, Portland HEAD, FRANK SNEED, GEORGE Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use. JAM ES preservation, awhetkal appreciation, and DEPARTMENT OF AORICULTURS Salem Director: ROBERT IL BREEDEN restoration of wildlife and other natural 97310 (303, 364-2171) Administrative Assistant: JEFF GRIFFIN resources.) Director. WALTER LETII (Ext. 288) (521.2478) President: GENE DOZIER, 100 W. Watts, Head, Information Service: GENEVIEVE Div. of Parks, Recreation and Waterways: El Reno 73036 (405, 262.3446) MORGAN (Ext. 431) TYE BLEDSOE (521.3414) Executive Director: CHARLES M. Div. of Publicity, Advertising and PA LM ER DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL Information: RAY BUCKLEY (521.2406) Secretary: VIC BASTIEN, 5000 S. Quaker, QUALITY. P. 0. Box 231, Portland 97207 Div. of Lodges: CHARLES L. MONROE Apt. 107, Tulsa 74103 (918, 3844291) Director. KENNETH H. SPIES (503, (521.2464) Treasurer: SAM EWiNG. Box 131, Purcell 2262161, Ext.2211) Div. of Industrial, Business and Economic 73080 Development: JAY C. CASEY (321.2401) Affiliate Representative: CHARLES M. DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND MINERAL Div. of Research and Planning: PAT PA LM ER INDUSTRIES. 1069 State Office Bldg., CHOATE (321.2411) A Renate: GENE DOZIER Portland 97201 (503, 2262161, Ext. 4811) Publication:Oklahoma today Publication: Outdoor Newt State Geologist: RAYMOND E. Editor: WILLIAM R. BURCHARDT Editor: CHARLES M. PALMER CORCORAN (521.2496) FISH COMMISSION, 307 State Office Bids., STATE BOARD OP AGRICULTURE. Km. 122, OKLAHOMA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE, care of Portland 97201 (503, 2262161, Ext. 441) Stan Capitol, Oklahoma City 73103 (405, University Of Oklahoma, 710 S. Oval, Commissioners: EDWARD G. 321.1866) Norman 73069 (403, 323-2001) HUFFSCHMIDT. Chairman, Portland; President: JAMES N. BALUNOER (Organized: 1909) JOSEPH I. EOFF, Salem; McKEE A. Secretary: J. TEAGUE SELF SM1I11. Poetised Director: ROBERT W. SCHONING Mai 'ant Director: CLARENCE A. STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. 3400 N. OKLAHOMA ASSOCIATION Of SOIL AND V../.11ERG Enteric Oklahoma City 73103 (403, WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Director of Engineering: EDWARD K. NEUBAUER 427-6561) President: DICK FINER, Dot 66, Idabel (State water pollution control program) 74745 (403, 216.5502) Director of Fish Cukure: ERNEST R. Commissioner: A. B. COLYAR JEFFRIES Chid, Envitooneotal Fiala Sctvictr LOYD Director of Rewards: THOMAS E. KRUSE F PUMMILL OKLAHOMA ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY Director of Administration: GERALD L Director.Wale Quality Control Div.: (AffiSated with National Audubon Society FISHER CHARLES D. NEWTON and the Oklahoma Wildlife Federation. Director, laformation-Ediscation: JACK Dedicated to the observalkie study, and DUGAN coosenstio of birds in Otlabomr, Member 650 Pounded: 1930) NATURAL RESOURCES PLANNING STATE SOIL CONSERVATION BOARD. Rm. President: FORREST S. ROMERO. 3130 S. COMMITTEE. State Cape* Salem 97310 114, State Capitol. Oklahoma City 73105 Yale Ave., Tulsa 74133 (503, 3642171. Ext. Itro) Assistant to the Govert4, Natural Resources: (403, 321.21113) Vice President: MRS. TROY A. STONE, (To assist and supervise soil coeservation Durant 74701 KESSLER R. CANNON districts is tarrying at eoeservetios practices Secretary: MRS. L W. RAY, Rt. I, Hurrah and developing upstream flood preveetios 7/043 STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. P. 0. Boa 231, Portland 97207 projects.aiojegus Created: 1943) Corn-vomiting Secretory: MRS. H. L : RAYMOND WATSON, Forges KEATING, 3213 S Toledo, Tcto 74133 State Health Officer: EDWARD PRESS, Executive binder:MARVIN C. EMERSON Treasurer: RUTH MeNEW, P. O. Boa M.D. (303, 2262161,Ext.201) $4224, Oklahoma City 73109 Director, Heath &Natation Section: MAX Stale Coordinator, BreeSrtg Bird Surrey and W. BRADEN alt. 210.219) Badmen Manager: HAROLD M. °PLAIN:MAP e...e.sOPEKATIVE FISHERY Mt. SMITH. 3401 Wayside Dr., BwOnville STATE ENGINEER, 516 Pub& Service Bldg, 406 Life Semen Bldg., Oklahoma State 74003 Salem 97110 (501, 364-2171, Fitt. 29E1) University, Stillwater 74074 (403, Publitationx tie Sempertatt,the Arnettofeye State trogiater CHRIS L WHEELER 3/2-6211) 0**PrOlni OfftaftrelptifSeei.ty Deputy State Engineer JAMES W. ludo: ROBERT C. SUMMER FELT Editor: MRS. A. M. MEXY, 345 & E. CARVER. JR. Amara: BRADFORD E. BROWN Boston Ave, Barthaville 7400 aid Trainor, Watershed Man* Di.: PENNSYLVANIA

DAVID B. HALL Chief, Supply and Property: J. B. DI MICK RANCOURT, 6805 S. E. 68th Ave., Chief Engineer, Hydrological and Chief Engineer: GEORGE KERNAN Portland 97206 Climatological Collection and Resource Publication: Oregon State Gems Commission Affiliate Representative: GEORGE REED, Inventory: WALTER N. PERRY IL *tin Bea 226, Baker 97814 (503, 523-3429) Editor: RON E. SHAY Alternate: FRED V. KOEHLER STATE FORESTRY DEPARTMENT, P. 0. Box Publication: Newsletter 2289, Salem 97310(503, 364-2171) Regional Moos: Editor: WILLIAM E. ANDERSON, 1865 State Board of Forestry: HENRY E. Northwest Region: L F. SCHNEIDER, Rt. N. E. 129th P1., Portland 97230 BA LDRIDGE, Chairman; CARL H. I, Box 325, Corvallis 97330 (9265571, STOLTENBERG, u officio; FRANK Ext. 58) FRIENDS OF THE THREE SISTERS GILCHRIST, N. B. GIUSTINA, T. J. Southwest Region: J. W. VAUGHN, Box WILDERNESS, INC. (Organized: 1954) STARKER, CLARENCE W. RICHEN, 377 Roseburg 97470 (673 -5373) President: JON KEMP, 2310 Trillium, DONALD R. BARKER, HIRAM C. Central Region: L. M. MATHISEN, Panel! Eugene 97405 JOHNSON, JERRY BREESE, 11.d., Bend 97701 (382-3113) Vice President: HOLWAY JONES, 25 WALLACE B. DEMENT, L. R. Northeast Region: W. H. BROWN, Box Skyline Park P1., Eugene 97405 KAUFFMAN 319, La Grande 97850 (963 -4350) Secretary: LOIS SCHREINER, 339 Taylor Nonvoting Advisory Members; CHARLES A. Southeast Region: VIC MASSON, Box 8, St., Eugene 97402 CONNAUGHTON, ARCHIE D. /lines 97738 (573-6582) Treasurer: BRUCE ANAWA LT, Box 694, CRAFT, PAUL ht SANDERS Rt. 4, Eugene 97405 State Forester: J. E. SCHROEDER (Ext. STATE HIGHWAY DIVISION. 138 State 1320) Highway Bldg., Salem 97310(503. IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA. Deputy State Forester: WALTER FRANK 334-2171) INC. (Oregon Div.) SARGENT (Eat. 1355) Site Highway Engineer: FORREST President: DAVE SMITH, 2127 N. W. 27th, Assistant State Forester, Administration: COOPER Corvallis 97330 (503, 733-4747) WILUAM 0. HUGHES (Eat. 1332) Vice President: LEROY MK, 5856 Denver, Assistant State Forester, Management: STATE MARINE BOARD, 109 Agriculture Klamath Falls 97601 VANCE L MORRISON (Ext. 1365) Bldg., Salem 97310 (503, 364-2171, Ult. Secretary: JACK ORNER, 1735 Oarryanna Assistant State Forester, Protection: 516) St., N. W., Corvallis 97330(503, THEODORE W. MAUL (Eat. 1372) Director: ROBERT F. RITTENHOUSE 752-5609) Assistant State Faster, Services: CALVIN Treasurer: RAY LAM BERG, 3619 Ross DON MAUS (Ext. 1362) STA1E PARKS AND RECREATION La., Medford 97301 Fire Protection Staff Assistant: LEE PORT, DIVISION, 301 State Highway Bldg., JR. (Ext. 1377) Salem 97310 (503, 364-2171) OREGON ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Fire Prevention biretta: JOHN State Parks Superintendent: DAVID Ci. WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS LANCIRELL (rat 1)21) TALBOT President: STANLEY R. CHRISTENSEN, Protection Div. Executive Assistant Rt. I, Box 264, McMinnville 97121 (SOL RONALD E. SMITH (Eat. 1326) STALE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 472-6307) Director of Information and Education: COMMISSION. 217 Agriculture Bldg., LELAND R. HARTER (Ext. 1356) Salem 97310 Administrative Officer: ROBERT C. BAUM PENNSYLVANIA Ann Dinettes: (03, 364-2171, Eat. 2965) Northwest JACK 0. CAMPBELL Seat Rt., Fuld Grove (503, 331.2191) wool .3ESOURCES BOARD. 500 Prbtic GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Eastern Oregon: WILUAM P. Strict Bldg., Salem 97310 HOLTSCLAW, Rt. 1, Bot 337, Director: DONEL I. LANE (503, 364-2171, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 2301 N. Prinevilk (303, 4474522) Ed. 1191) Cameron St., Harrisburg 17120 Southern Oregon: CARL SMITH, 1758 N. Secretary: L H. BULL (717, 787-4737) E. Airport Rd., Roseburg (503.672 -1582) Mfrs:1N COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT, Deputy Secretary: JACK R. GREY Winan/1W MARVIN L HELLAND, P. 0. Ettenthn Hall, Oregon State University. Sot 2119, Salem (364.2171, Ext. 1364) C3rvalhs 9831 DEPARTMENT OF FORESTS AND WATERS, Ludo: RAYMOND C. SIMON Education Bldg., P. O. Rot 1467. STATE CAME COMMISSION. Rot 3503, Assistant: VACANT Harrisburg 17120(717, 717.2814) Portland 97208 (30), 222-9611) Secretary: MAURICE K. GODDARD Commission Member` JOSEPH W. SMITH. GROUPS Administrative Office: EDWARD M. Klamath Falls; JOHN P. AMACHER, SELA DON ES Winchester: J. PAT METKE, Bend: ORECON WILDLIFE FEDERATION, Boa 1021, Chief, Div. of Land Acquisition: JOHN C GEORGE L HIBBARD, Oregon City: Portland 97208 R EX JAMES W. WHITTAKER, (Slot Rock (A representative statewide organization, Chief, Div. of Pubik Relations: ROBERT O. Director: JOHN McKEAN affigaled with the National Wildhfe MILLER Assistant Director: L. C. ZUMWALT Federation, primarily devoted to the vise use, Chief, legal Div.: ROBERT J. TRACE Chief. Game Div.: R. U. MACE promotion, nuthetical appreciation, and CcongsroRer. ORVILLE A. HOUCK raid. Fishery Div: C. 1. CAMPBELL testor Woes of wildlife and other natural Director. Bantu of Forestry: SAMUEL S. Chief. Information and Es;aution: R. C. runlets ) COBB HOLLOWAY Pesident: raw V. KOEHLER, 1843 Chief, Div. of Forest Advisory Serricer aitf. Research Div.: H. J. RAYNER. 303 Monroe. Eugene 97402 (503. 342-3993) JOSEPH E. IBBERSON Extension Halt Comas 0E1311 Vice Resident: BERL OAR, Bet 263. Chief. Div. of State Forest Musagement (132-42s1, Ext. 111) Itcasetwirg 97474 MAYNARD H. HENCE( Chief, Lands Section: A. V. MEYERS Secretary-. POLLY DeTEMPLE, 4718 N. E. Chief. Div. of Forest Protection: EUGENE Chief. Bath Investigation: W. E. PITNEY 90th Ave. Portland 97220(503, 252-3631) F. McNAMARA Controller W. D. DeCEW Treasurer: H. R. "RAI4ENY. Chief, Div. of Minerals: EUGENE FRUND

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Director, Bureau of Engineering: CUFFORD Box U, Sweet Valley 18656 (717, Harrisburg 17120 (717, 787-5267) H. McCONNELL 477.5717) (Established: 1945) Chief, Div. of Flood Control: VERNON M. Region 4 (Southeast): MILES WILT. R. D. Chairman: LELAND H. BULL BEARD 2, Annvilk 17003 (717, 273-2601, Eat. 86) Executive Secretary: CHARLES F. HESS Chief, Div. of Dams and Encroachments: Publication: Teamwork ANTHONY M. LUNETTA GAME COMMISSION, P. 0. Box 1547, Chief, Div. of Hydrography: ROBERT E. Harrisburg 17120 (717, 787-3633) TOPOGRAPHIC AND GEOLOGIC SURVEY. TRACY (Organized: 1196) State Planning Board, Main Capitol Commission Members: ROBERT E. Annex, Harrisburg 17120 (717, 787.2169) Water and Pewee Resoureas Board: FASNACHT, Prakieol; H. L (Founded: 1836) Chairman: MAURICE K. GODDARD BUCHANAN, Vice Pre:idea; LORINO State Geologist: ARTHUR SOCOLOW H. CRAMER, Secretary; RUSSELL M. Bureau of State Puts: LUCAS, JAMES A. THOMPSON, R. PENNSYLVANIA COOPERATIVE FISHERY Director: CONRAD B. UCKEL G. SMITH, P. M. SIMPSON, E. 3. UNIT, 208 Life Sciences Bldg., Assistant Director: WILUAM C. FORREY BROOKS Pennsylvania State University, University Executive Director: GLENN L BOWERS Park 16,902 DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND MINERAL Deputy Executive Director: R. S. Leader: ROBERT L BUTLER INDUSTRIES. Harrisburg 17102 (717, UCHTEN BERO ER Assistant: DONALD C. HALES 787-4686) Comptroller: JOHN M. SMITH Secretary: H. B. CHARM BURY Chief, Adt.tinistration Div.: DANIEL H. PENNSYLVANIA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE FACK LER RESEARCH UNIT, 113 Ferguson Bldg., FISH COMMISSION, P. 0. Boa 1673. Chief, Land Management Div.: SAMUEL J. Pennsylvania State University, University Harrisburg 17120 (717, 7874593) KERN Park 16302 (814, 8654511) (Organized: 1866) Chief, Law Enforcement Div.: JAMES A. Leader: JAMES S. UNDZEY Commission Members: CLARENCE DIETZ, BROWN President; FRANK E. MASLAND, JR., Chief, Minerals Div.: JOHN B. SWAM CITIZEN GROUPS Vice President; GERARD J. ADAMS, Chief, Propagation Div.: RALPH E. BRITT HOWARD R. HEINY, CALVIN 1. Chief, Research Div.: HARVEY A. PENNSYLVANIA FEDERATION OF KERN, DOUGLAS McWILLIAMS, ROBERTS SPORTSMEN', CLUBS, INC.. 925 S. JR., ROBERT RANKIN, R. Chief, InfottnationEducation Div.: ROY Jefferson St., Jeannette 15644 (412, STANLEY SMITH W. TREXLEit 323 -9636) Effective Director: ROBERT L BIELO Educatioi Specialist D. L BATCHELER (A representative statewide organisation, (7874593) Pubfication: Game News affiliated with the National Wildlife Assistant Executive Director: VACANT Editor: ROBERT S. BELL Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use Assistant Estactive Director, Waterways preservation, aestheticsl appreciation, and Div.: CAPT. CHARLES EWING SANITARY WATER BOARD, Department of restoration el wildlife and other natural (717.2192) Health, P. O. Box 90, Harrisburg 17120 resources.) Administrative Secretary: RALPH PUTT (717, 787.4190) President JOSEPH H. CRAIG, no Cooper (787-6487) (To preserve and improve the purity of the Dr., Beaver 15009 (412, 774-9444) Chief, Edoatkei and Ttaishgt: WILLARD wattr of the Commonweakh for the Vice President: LEONARD A. GREEN, T. JOHNS (717-2379) protection of public health, animal and R.D. 2, Butler 16001 Chief, Wisterias: EDWARD R. KILLER, aquatic fife, for industrial consumption and Secretary: JOHN F. LAUDADIO, SR. R. D. 3, Bellefonte 16823 (814, 339-2785) recreation. Established: 1923) Treasurer JAMES McKNIGHT, R.D. I, Law &forcemeat: HAROLD Chairman: THOMAS W. GEORGES, JR., Coopetsburg 16036 CORBIN (7E7.2350) M.D. (787-6436) Affiliate Representative: SETH L MYERS; Chief, Marine Services: PAUL MARTIN, Secretary: MALCOLM W. SCHOENLY 234 Jefferson Ave., Sharon 16146 (412, JR. (187-7684) (787-4190 346-3193) Chief, Real Estate: PAUL O'BRIEN General Counsel: JOSEPH L COHEN, Alternate: CARL A. WHITE, R.D. I, (7E7.3876) WILUAM M. GROSS (7174764) Avonmote 1361E Complrolke: JOHN M. SMITH (7E74E76) Deputy Secretary for Environmental Publication: OiWnee Ft.opar Ainesorlia *gat Protection: WESLEY E. GILBERTSON Editor: GENE SHAW. 211 E. Whitney, Editor: D. THOMAS EGGLER (787.2411) (7874027) Canonsburg 15317

Fisheries Dev, R. D. I, Post 201C, Bellefonte !knew erl Sanitary EnnInserine: ItAAK WALtON LEAGUE OF AMERICA. 16811 Director: WALTER A. LYON (787.2666) INC. (Pessasykastia Div.), 1146 E. Poplar Chief: KEEN BUSS (Ilk 3514837) Assistant Matte: LARRY S. MILLER St., York 17403 (Membership: 1,548) Mislaid Chief, Warasrater: SHYRL (787.4317) Presides* EARL STRINE, 1330 Linea. HOOD. Stele nit Hatchery, Ussewille Director, Div. of Waist Qualtr RICHARD Way. Ea*, Chambersferg 17201 16424 (114, 6S3-4451) M. BOARDMAN (7E74056) Visa President: JAMES L MYERS. 47 Assist's Chief, Trout KENNETH CORE Director, Div. of Industrial Wastes Marais* St., Al aty 16301 (114, 355-4637) DONALD M. LAZARCHIK (717 .4660) Secretary: KENNETH A. SIIULTZ Assistant Chief, Research: ARTHUR Director, Div. of Milk Drainage: WALTER Treasurer. ELMER J. GROVER, R. b. 3, BRADFORD (814, 355-4837) N. HEINE (727-4243) Shippensbury 17157 Atlas Director, Div. of Water 9appty and Rensenel Simerfleare: Sewerage: PAUL R. HEITZENRATER PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION Of SOIL Reticle! (Northwest): NORMAN SICKLES, (787.3076) AND WATER CONSERVATION METRIC, Prank% 16323 DIRECTORS. INC. Region 2 (Southwest): JOHN BUCK. R. D. STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION Preside* LESTER CROUSE, R. b. 1, 2, Somerset 15501 (Ilk 4454913) COMMISSION. Department of Riegehviik 10077 (215, 1467179) Regius 3 (Northeast): ClAIR FLEWER. Agrice7aft, 2301 N. Cameral St,

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PENNSYLVANIA FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, and Consumer Protection Sirvices: Director: MORRIS CHORNEY THE, 3221 E. SimpsonSI.,Mechanicsburg ANGEL ALBERTO COLON. M.D. Deputy Director. MATTHEW J. KULICK 17053 President: ROBERT H. RUM PF, Carlisle PROGRAM OF GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 205 Roger 17013 (717, 243-2341) RESOURCES. G. P. 0. Box 308$, San Williams Bldg., Provideaoe 02908 (401. Executive Director: DOUG LAS 0. Juan 00936 521-7100. Ext. 601) ROEHRS (717, 7665371) State Geologist: JOSF. CADILLA Executive Director. ADOLPH T. SCHMIDT

PENNSYLVANIA ROADSIDE COUNCIL INC.. SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE OF STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 34 Palmas Mill Rd., Media 19063 (213, PUERTO RICO. Department of COMMITTEE 3564339) Agriculture, San Juan 00908 Chairman: WILLIAM MORGAN. JR., (To 'foster sound conservation practices; to Chairman: LUIS RIVERA BRENES Exeter (ciliate the public of the effects, good and Executive Secretary: ANGEL T. BERR1OS, Secretary: ANTONE MENDONCA, R. D. had, of construction and maintenance of our Box AR, Rio Piedras 00921(765.5000, 2, E. Main Rd., Middktown 02843 (401, highway systems on the conservation of Eat. 260) 847.258S) natural resources and the preservation of Wink beauty. Organized: 19)9) CITIZEN GROUPS STATE WATER RESOURCES BOARD. 265 President: HENRY D. HARRAL Mr12::.ieSt., Providence 02907 Vice Presidents: MRS. MAXWELL W. PUERTO RICO ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Chairman: ALEX ID:MARTINO STEEL, MRS. THOMAS 1. GEORGE WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Secretary: MRS. WILLIAM E. LAPPIN Preskie..1: LORENZO L de CITIZEN GROUPS Treasurer MRS. CHARLES R. ROETHER VIZCARRONDO, P. 0. Boa 3, Toa Executive Chairman: MRS. CYRIL G. FOX AM 00738 (794-2$43) RHODE ISLAND WILDLIFE FEDERATION, 40 Bowen St.. Providence 02903 (401. PENNSYLVANIA STATE SPORTSMEN'S 321.1670) ASSOCIATION, INC. (Organized: 1590) 111101DV. ISLAND (A repttAntatin statewide organization, President: ORVILLE E. EBERLY. Dos 2, affiliated with the National Wildlife Chslkhill 15421 Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Vice President: LEWIS R. WOLF, 1014 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and Haworth Si.. Philadelphia 19124 restoration of wildlife and other natural Secretary: ANDREW C. LONG, 680 Center ASSOCIATION Of CONSERVATION resources.) St., Shamokin 17872 COMMISSIONERS President: WILLIAM H. LUM, 1257 Treuurtr: CHARLES E. RA164SDEN, 1502 President: CHARLES DOWNES, Lincoln Narragansett Blvd..Cranston 02905001, Fawcett Ave., McKeesport 15131) Secretary: MRS. RICHARD M. DUNLAP, 1.) Wapping Rd., Middktown 02840 Viet President: WALTER HOBBS, JR.. 43 WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA CONSERVANCY. Treasurer: GORDON T. NEAL, 24 Chary Glendale Cie, North Kingstown 02832 204 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh 15222 (412, RA., Cranston Secretary.. JOHN M. CRONAN, Hope 4714 EU) Valley 02832 President: JOSHUA C. WHETZEL /R. DEPARTMENTOF HEALTH. 333 State Office Treasurer: RAYMOND SIMSKIE,I If Vice President: JOHN M. EISLER Bldg, Providence 02903 (401, 521.7100) Dealer St.. Cumberland 02864 Secretary: M. GRAHAM NETTING (State watts' pollution control program) Affiliate Representative: ALFRED L Treasurer: W1LUAM P. HOWARD Assistant Director WALTER 1. SHEA HAWKIDS, 40 Bowen Si, Providence Educational Director: JOSEPH B. C. WHITE Chief, Div. of Water Pollution Control: 02903 Publication: Woo Land and 1,51 Oven,* CARLETON A. MAINE Alternate: WILLIAM H. LUM

DEPARTMENTOF NATURAL RESOURCES, AUDUBON SOCIETY Of RHODE ISLAND, 40 83 Part St., Prorklenet 02903 (401, Bowen Si., Providence 02903 (401, 521.7100) 521.1670) [Notice: JOHN L REGO (To flcvs attention on critical natural GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Day Director: EDWARD C. HAYES, 1R. resource problems, provide leadership when Chid. Div. of Plannusnngg and Development: consecration action It necessary, carry out a DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Bolt CALVIN B. DUNW000Y broad program 0/ public conservation 10163, Suiten*, San /van 00900 Chief, Di.. of Agricelltrre: RUDOLPH education, and preserve examples of /mitree (772.21211 ANDREA natural areas and satire wildlife habitat. Secretary: LUIS RIVERA BRENES Chief, Div. Of Conservation: THOMAS S. Organized: 1t97) Special Assistant to the Secretary: WRIGHT President: DENISON W. GREENE, West BENJAMIN R. SEEM (722-2120. Eat Chief, Dis' v. of Enforcement: CHARLES G. KiRtito, 264) BOLWEI L Viet Resident RICHARD M. HELD. CTieLDir. of Fisheri3 and Wildlife- FELIX Chit!, Div. of Parks and Recreation: Barrington 1131GO (763-3420, Ext. 237) WILLIAM H COTTER, IR. Secretrey: MRS. SAMUEL 0. CAIDEN, C'hiet, Div. of Forestry: VICTOR R. ORTIZ Chief, Div. of thrbors and *ben: HENRY Pasitsse.et (765.5420, Ext. 2317 ISE Treasurer: SEVERYN S. DANA., Providence Supervisor of Markets. Div. of Agriculture: Exastive Director: ALFRED L. HAWKES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. San lean 0:008 POLAR') E. SWALLOW Education Specials* LEE GARDNER (122.2030) (Air and *Mt politico Patvicstion: ApReCco Office Mattaitt: CLORINDA CAROSEL LI contra solid wastes and radiological health Editor: RONALD ANDERSON Popbroestios: Nampaissert Ponssiot Prciratels) Sm-ttary: ERNESTO COLON YORDXN., DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORES. 211 RHODE ISLAND ASSOCIATION Of SOIL M.D. Stine Office Bldg., Providence 02903 (401, AND WATER CONSERYAHOIN DISTRICT Avineri. Secretary for Environmental Hula 521.7103) SUPERVISORS

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Reddens: DOMENIC MARIETTL Education: W. T. AHEARN (Ext. 55) Anderson 29521 (803, 223-2816) Tourtellot Hill Rd., R. D., Chepis:liet 02814 (401, 568-7373) STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION SOUTH CAROLINA FORESTRY COMMITTEE. 2414 Bull St., Columbia ASSOCIATION,P. O. Boa 274, Columbia 29101 (803, 738-4824) 29202 (803, 233-5324) SOUTH CAROLINA Chairman: D. T. MATHIS (A nonprofit organization with a broad-base Executive Secretary: LEWIS F. membership of timberland owners, pulpwood HENDRICKS dealers, woodusing industries, equipment GOVERNMENT AGENCIES suppliers, and individuals InterestW- in the WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION. 2414 economic development of forestry in the DEPARTMENTOF AGRICULTURE, Wade Bull St., Columbia 29201 (803, 7544314) Palmetto State. Oraanited: 1968) Hampton Office Bldg., Box 11280 (To secure the maximum beneficial use and President: CHARLES II. FLORY, Columbia 29211 (803, 758-2426) Tetsuo! of State water resources and to Columbia Commissioner WILLIAM L. HARRELSON develop long-fanse plan. for water quality Vice President: HENRY SAVAGE, JR., management. Created: 1967) Camden DEPARTMENTOFPARRS. RECREATION. Chairman: HARRY S. BELL Ward Executive Vice President: ROBERT R. AND TOURISM, Box 1338, Columbia Executive Director: CLA1R P. GUESS, JR. SCOTT 29202 Assistant Executive Director: JAMES L Treasurer: HENRY E. JOHNSON, Executive Director: BOB HICKMAN AU IL Winnsboro Deputy Director FRED P. BRINKMAN Gellogist: DONALD A. DUNCAN Director, Div. of Administration and Biochemist: JAMES C. DARBY, JR. Persor.nel: ROBERT L. GUNTER SOUTH DAKOTA Director, Div. of Outdoor Recreation: COL. WILDLIFE RESOURCES DEPARTMENT. 1015 JOHN A. MAY Main St., Box 167, Columbia 29202 Director, Planning and Development: (Oraanized: 1952) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES WILUAM K. MARSH Commission Members: CLYDE A. Director, Project Mainstream: HENRY C. ELTZROTIL Chairman, Hampton: COMMITTEE ON WATER POLLUTION. State DOUG LAS EDDIE FINLAY, Secretary, Columbia; Department of Health. Pierre 57501 Director, Div. of State Parks: DONALD EDGAR C. GLENN, JR., Beaufort; W. Secretary and Executive Officer. CHARLES MCSWEEN FRANK MISHOIE, Greeleyrifie; E. CARL (605, 224-3351) Director, Construction: RAYMOND M. ROBERT H. EPPES, Greenville; SISK ROBERT W. RHAME, Holly Hill; CONSERVANCY DISTRICT State Office Director, Div. of Travel and Tourism: J. W. WADE M. WILLIAMS, Rock Hilt; Bldg. No. 2, Pierre $7301 (635, 22445447 LAWRENCE WILLIAM L THOMPSON, Anderson District Specialist: RAYMOND F. LUND Chief Engineer and Executive Officer: J. W. DIVISION OF GEOLOGY, Stale Development DN. et Game and Freshwater Flaholm (803, GRIMES Board, P. 0. Boa 927, Columbia 29202 73114361) (803, 738-3257) Executive DfrWiot JAMES W. WES!: CONSERVATION COMMISSION. Suit State Geologist: NORMAN K. OLSON Director. PAT RYAN Capitol, Pierre 37501 (603, 2244234) (To provide assistance to conservation POLLUTION coPanot AUTHORITY. State Maine Rasameas DN. 2024 Maybani Hwy, districts, coordinate district programs, Board of Health.). Marion Sims Beg., Charleston 29407 (801, 3364710) disseminate conservation Information, Columbia 29201 Director. VACANT implement State policy foe land conservation Executive Director. W. T. UNION (803, and deveopment, and make recommendations 73S-5631) CITIZEN GROUPS on an natural reseute! programs. Established: 19)7) STATE COMMISSION Of FORESTRY, Boa SOUTH CAROUNA W1LOtIfE7EDE RATION Chairman: RALPH T. DENNIS, Canova 287, ColamNs 29202 (803, 738161) (A representative statewide organization, Executive Secretary: HOWARD GEMS (Provides twit forest fire protection on all affiliated with the National Wildlife State and pivot( forest lands I. South Federation, primarily devoted to the wise me, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. State Carolina: assists landowners la proper preservation, aesthetics! appreciation, and Office Bldg. No. I, Pierre 37301 (ea management and itifitation of fatal lands; restoration of ',Mite and other salami 2244374 remotes forest fire prevention and other resources.) Swear,: ERNEST L JOHNSON Weary practices through an information and President: JOHN E. BOOK HARDT. Lone education prostate. Oraanized: 1927) Sue Rd, Meet 2904/ (803, 197-2230) Ot.PARTMENt Of GAME. FISH AND Commission Member FULTON K. Vice Presidents: BENJAMIN C. DYSART, PARRS. State Office Bldg., Pierre 57301 CREECH, Chairman, Sumter ROBERT Hl, Clemson: WALTER A. WTEN. (605, 224 plus extension) C. EDWARDS, Clemson: A. B. Columbia ALFRED P. CANNON, Commission Members: 0. E. BEARDSLEY, TAYLOR, IL, Span:eters: C. H. Charleston Chairman, Watertown ABE N. BERG. N1EDER HOF, JR., North °whites: Serfttary.Treastarer VACANT Vice Clunnelan, Huron; 0. T. OWN. HOWARD?. RHODES Estill Affiliate Representative: BENJAMIN C. Garretson; MELVIN JENSEN. Plena State Forester: JOHN P. TILLER (tat. 36) DYSART, HI, Dept. of Environmental SKEE RASMUSSEN, Belvidere; JACK Assistant State Forestet, Protection: JOHN Syraes is Engine1 ering. ammo University. ADAMS, Simeon; CHARLES Q. M. SHIRER (Ext. 51) Clown 2963 MATEER, Belle Fourche; ALLEN Assistant Slate Forester, Management: E. C. Alternate: JOHN E. BOOKHARDT JORGENSEN, Irene PICKENS (Ext. 41) Director ROBERT A. HODGINS (Ext. Assistant Slate Forester. Adminiseratios: SOWN CAROLINA ASSOCtAtiCile Of SOIL 33417) HOWARD R. SCOTT (Ext. 63) AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Assistant Director: JAMES SPRAGUE (Est. Assistant State Fceeder, lakes/don and SVPIRWSORS. 3442) President: DONALD MePHAIL, Rt. I, Chief Game Warden: C. B. CIUNDF.RSON N TENNESSEE

(Fit. 3384) President: RAYMOND C. JACOBSON, 612 Editor: PAUL SUTTON State Forester: MILLARD BRADF.N (Ext. S. Hawthorne Ave., SiOvit Falls 37104 3481) (605, 332.4833) GAME AND FISH COMMISSION, P. 0. Box Chief of Fisheries: ROBERT HANTEN (Eat. Vice Presidents: D. A. WINQUIST, 9400, Ellington Agricultural Center, 3384) Milbank; BILL LARSON, Huron Nashville 37220 (615, 741.1431) Chief of Game Div.: JOHN POPOWSKI SecretaryTreasurer: DONALD 0. SINNING (Organized: 1949) (Eat. 3381) Affiliate Representative: H. F. Commission Members: KARL T. SMITH, Chief of Information and Education: McCLELLAN, SR., 509 W. 3rd, Chairman; OREER RICKETSON, Vice ROBERrMORRIS (Eat. 3485) Mobridge 57601 (605, 845-3282) Chairman; RAYMOND B. STRONG. Chief Engineer: MUREL TRIMBLE (Est. Alternate: RAYMOND C. JACOBSON Secretary; EDGAR W. EVINS, JAMES 3483) Publication: Our of Doers 3. BEASLEY, RHEA BROWDER, Superintendent of Custer State Park: VIRGIL Editor: DONALD 0. SINNING WILLIAM IL BLACKBURN, SMITH JOHNSON (603, 225-4315) HOWARD, G. L. LOWE Chief of Land Management: ED CASSELL SOUTH DAKOTA iTATE ASSOCIATION OF Director: FRED W. STANBERRY (Ext. 3385) CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Assistant Directors: DAVID M. Chief of Land Acquisition: ROBERT KOLB President: OR LOW EWAN, Gettysburg GOODRICH, HAROLD E. WARVEL (Ext. 3483) 57442 (605, 765-2350) (741.1431) Chief of Parks and Recreation: ORIS Chief. Game Management Div.: ROY SCHERSCHLIGT (Eat. 3391) ANDERSON (741.1476) Compirolkr: ALIIN ZOLLER (Ext. 3386) TENNESSEE Chief, Law Enforcement Div.: TUCKER Publication: South Dakota Consevation Digest BROWN (741.1436) Editor: ROBERT MORRIS Chief, Fish Management Div.: HUDSON DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. P. O. Box NICHOLS (741.1373) GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, University of South 9039, Ellington Agricultural Center, Chief, Administrative Services Div.: Dakota, Science Center, Vermiltion 57069 Nashville 37241 (615, 832-6153) FRANCES B. TAYLOR (741.1447) (605, 624-4471) Commissioner: WILLIAM F. MOSS Chief, Public Relations Div.: S. IIILLARD State Geologist and biretta: DUNCAN J. BROWN (741.1421) McGREGOR DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, 2611 W. Staff Attorney: BOBBY L STRATTON End Ave., Nashville 37203 (613, (741.14)1) INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT EXPANSION 741.2301) (Organized: 1937) PittmanRoberlson Coodirata: LARRY AGENCY. State Office rms. No. 2, Pierre Commission Members: T. DEE BAKER, McOINN (741.1476) 37301 ((05. 224-3)07) FRED BAROF.R, NAT DURING, Dingell-Johnson Coordinator: WAYNE Commission Chairman: JAMES COPE, CHARLES E. CHESTON, JOE POLLOCK (741.1373) Yankton PORIIIS, JACK FERRELL GRIFFIN. Publication: Tennessee Conservationist Director: ROBERT H. MARTIN FENNER IlEATIICOCK, JAMES E. Editor: ANSON OALYON Ambient Director: GARY KIZZIER HICKERSON, CHARLES R. PAGE. Chief Statistician: MICHAEL JR., OLEN RAINEY, IKE SAFDIE, STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE. OBER UTN ER HAROLD SHANKLE, LOFTON P.O. Boa 10', Knoxville 37901 (615, Industrial Representatives: RALPH STUART, BUELL B. SWAFFORD, 974-7208) SCHLAEFLE, ROBERT PARK VESTAL Chairman: CUYLER CIUNI3AR, Woodiawn DeM ERSSEM AN Commissioner: E. BOYD GARRET Executive Secretary: LAMES H. ROBINSON (741-2301) WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION. State Deputy Commissioner: WILLIAM M. STREAM POLLUTION CONTROL !WARD. Office Bldg., Pierre 57501 SLAYDEN. 11(711.2)01) Department of Public Meth, 621 Cordell Chief Engineer and Diemen Officer: Chief of Personnel and Administration: Hull Bldg., Nashville 37219 (615, JOSEPH W. GRIMES (105, 224-3584) VERNON M. DOYLE (741-2743) 741.2275) Director, Div. of Development Planning: (State water pollution control program) SOUTH DAKOTA COOPERATIVE FISHERY WALTER L CRILEY (74I.2164) Executive Secretary: S. LEARY JONES UNIT, South Dakota State University, Director, Div. of State Parks: W. T. Brookings 57006 BOSWELL (741.3231) CIII/LN GROUPS Acting Leader: RICHARD APPLEGATE Director, Div. of Forestry: CARL I. PETERSON (741.3326) TENNESSEE CONSERVATION LEAo...t. INC. SOUTH DAKOTA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE Director, Div. of Information and Tourist (A representative statewide orgenitttion, RESEARCI UNIT. South Dakota State Promotion: HARRY O'DONNELL affiliated with the National Wildlife University, Bra. kings PDX (605. (741.2191) Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, 688-6121, Ext. 464, Dire:to, Div. of Geology: ROBERT E. preservation, bestheical appreciation, and Leader: RAYMOND UNDER HERSHEY(741.2726) restavion of wildlife and other natural Assistant ROBERT P. DAHLGREN Director, Div. of Hotel and Restaurant resources.) Inspection: ELLIOTT W. ADCOCK President L. R. DUDNEY, Osinesbao CITI/LN GROUPS (741-2311) 38361 Director, Div. of Water Resources: Vice Residents CHARLES RHEA, SOUTH DAKOTA WILDLIFE FEDEPtATtOte, RALEIGH W. ROBINSON (741-1372) Greeneville; A. B. STONE, Madison: 1217 S late Ave goal Falls 37105 Director, Div. of Budget and Fiscal Officer: PENN S. FOREMAN. Jackson (603, 332-2563) JEAN S. DENNEY (741456) Secretary: JOHN H. BAILEY, 1507 College (A representative statewide ,4sanitation, biretta. Div.ofConservatka Education: Heights Dr., Johnson City 37601 Mimed with the National %% Mite JAMES t BAILEY (741-2661) Treasure: J. B. ANTHONY. Brighton 35011 Federation, primarily devoted to iSe wise tre, Director. Div. of Strip Mining and Land Affilate Representative: JOHN H. BAILEY waren stick newhetieal appreciatio: and Reclamation: FRANCIS 0. WAtKINS A hernate: L. R. DUDNEY testa/Woe of sildlik and other natural (7441.2301) P10160606: f tc &Awn relaters) Publication: Tennessee Cosservarioniet Editor. JOHN H. BAILEY

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KEEP TENNESSEE GREEN ASSOCIATION. Treasurer: ROBERT D. BROWN CUTBIRTH, JR. P.O. Box 306. Sewanee 37375 (615, Personnel Officer: JAMES D. ARCHER 5984191) (Organized: 1951) Coordinators: PIERCE B. UZZELL, President JOHN R. COOK, Count. ,TEXAS Wildlife; MARION TOOLE, Inland Executive Vice President JOHN W. Fisheries; T. R. LEARY, Coastal BARRETT, Knoxville Fisheria; I. B. PHILU PS, Law Vice Presidents: HUGH FAUST, Knoxville; GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Enforcement; THERON D. CARROLL, ALFRED TAR PLEY, Nashv Ilk; RAY Conservation Education F. SHARPE, JR., Memphis BUREAU 0l ECONOMIC GEOLOGY, Publication: Tem Arks and Miele Magnin* Secretary: CHARLES E. CRESTON. University Ste., Box X, Austin 78712 Editor WAYNE K. TILLER Sewanee (312, 471.1534) Treasures. GEORGE W. THOROGOOD, (Functions as a Mate geological survey. Regional Par* Rangers: Cleveland Program includes basic research; application Region I, San Angelo: ROBERT C. Executive Director: ALFRED M. of geology to resources, cOniervatiOn, and HAUSER WILLIAMS, JR. engineering problem:: and publication of Region II, Waco: BILLY J. SMITH Publications: Keep Tennessee Green Jaime,: reports of investigations, quadrangle maps, Region HI, Tyler: H. R. ALLUMS ram Products Mekeing &diem and guidebooks. Established: 1909) Region IV, La Porte: RONALD MOREAU Diroctor: PETER T. FLAWN Region V, P.ockpott TOMMY R. MIDDLE TENNESSEE CONSERVANCY McGLATHERY COUNCIL, P.O. Box 2771, Nashville DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. P.O. 37219 Drawer BB, Capitol Sta., Austin 71711 Regional Wiwi,. Directors: President: GLENN GENTRY, 2816 (512, 475-4664) Region I, San Angelo: HENRY BURKETT Colonial Pt, bamboo 37214 (615. Commissioner: JOHN C. WHITE Region II, Waco: A. W. LEWIS 183-4392) Region III, Tyler: JOHN M. CARLISLE Vice President: BILL L CROUCH FOREST SERVICE (A part of the Texas A R Region IV, La Pone: ERNEST MARSH. JR. SectetaryTreasuret: EDWIN D. M University System), College Station Region V, Rockpott: TOM D. MOORE SCH R El DER 77541 (71), 145-2641) (Established: 1915) biretta: PAUL R. KRAMER STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. 1100 W. TENNESSEE ASSOCIATION OF $011. AND Assistant to the Director: BRUCE R. MILES 49th St., Austin 78756 (512, 4536631) WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Head, Information and Education Dept.: D. Commissioner of Health: JAMES E. PEAVY, President A. K. McCA LIA, Rt. I, A. ANDfiRSON M.D. Mitington 18033 (901, 129-4244) Head, Pored Management Dept.: DON Deputy Commisslonee for Environmental YOUNG Engineering: G. R. HERZAK, JR. TENNESSEE CITIZENS FOR WILDERNESS Head, Fite Control Dept : J. 0. BURNSIDE, biretta', Div. of Wastewater Technology and PLANNING, 130 Take Rd., Oak Ridge Lufkin (713, 634-4465) Surveillance: HENRY L. DABNEY 371/0 Head, Forest Products Dept.: A. E. LUND, Director, Div. of Marine Resources: (To develop plans concerning grildervest to Eakin (713, 614-5' I) DUDLEY J. JOHNSON communicate these plans to fellow citizens, Assistant Director, Div. of Sanitary and to net with loud. State, and Federal Mudd renews! Engineering: CHARLES K. FOSTER government repruentatives M establishing District I: STEPHEN ADAMS, P.O. Box poleks for the preservation of orrimum areas 469, Linden 75563 STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION of wild land, and watts. Organised: 1966) District 2: HENRY W. REHUNO, P.O. BOARD, 1011 First National Bidg President: DANE B. RUSSELL, 1)0 Tabor Drain/ 792, Henderson 75651 Temple 76501 (I17, 773.2250) Rd., Oak Ridge IMO (615, 4112.2151) District 3: ROBERT H. BLOOM, P.O. Box Executive Director: HARVEY D. DAVIS Vice President: ERNEST M. blCKERMAN, 310, Larkin 75901 7105 Rockingham Dr, Knoxville 37919 District 4: ARTHUR E. GREEN, P.O. Box WATER DUALITY BOARD. 1101 Leases St (615, Sit- 26711) 136, Woodville 7)979 Audis 71701 Secretary: RUTH K. YOUNG, 112 Vandals District 3: P. E. MIAMI, Rt. 3. Bot 11, (To maintain the tulle of the watts of the Rd.. Oak Ridge 37130 (615, 413-7231) Kirbrrile 73936 State consistent with the public's health and Treasures: FRED H. SWEETON, 334 District 6: HENRY E. sititi, RI. I. Bat enjoyment. Created: 1967) Louisiana Ave., Oak Ridge 37100 (615, 131, Conroe 77301 Chairman: HOWARD V. ROSE 413-3379) District 7: GAYLE J. EVANS, Drawee 0. Vice Miriam GORDON ruicHER Washington Representative:CLAUDE A. LaGrange 71943 Executive Director. HUGH C. YANTIS (312, BLACK, 1205 Fourth St., S.W., 475-2451) Washington, D.C. 20024 (202, 354-3974) GENERAL LAND OFFICE. Libre, and Dorsky tires's*: JOE P. TELLER 075-2653) Publication: ?MP Neaten./ Archives Bldg, Austie 71701 Mkt Savim Director. JOE H. SORRELS Editor. DANE B. RUSSELL CoOlefsiollet: JERRY SADLER (475-2786) Central Operations Director ROBERT G. TENNESSEE SCENIC RIVERS PARKS ARO WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT. John FLEMiNG (4754126) AISOCiAtION. P.O. Box 3104, Nashville H. Reagan Bldg., Austin 71701 (512, 37219 475-2017) WATER RIGHTS COMWiltON. P.O. Bee (Dedicated to the preservation, protection, Commission \lembett PEARCE JOHNSON, 12396, Capitol Sts, Austin mil (sit, lad mutation of Tennessee's nude. Chairman, Ameba; HARRY D. JERSIO, 4732453) (Crested: 1913) freellowing riven. Seeks to instil a puble San Antonio; L P. OlLYIN, Amarillo Psalms*: JOE D. CARTER concern lot their enduring protection. Executive Director: I. R. SINGLETON bemire Director: FRANK R. BOOTH Meenturatift 300-. Founded: 1966) Deputy Director: R. 0. MAUERMANN (475-432S) Resident: DONALD A. DOOLEY. 3031 Director. Park %Meet W. M. 00S0114 OIIef Examiner HAL RAWUNS (4732711) Otwk Clr, Chattanooga 37415 Uirectoe, Wildife Servicet EUGENE A. Chief Hydrologist: LOUIS L MCDANIEL.% Vice President W. DON HIXSON WALKER (475-4314) Scar:try. DOROTHY D. ADAMS Direciot, Administrative Service* W. J. Director, Appicationt GENE st UTAH

RICHA RDSON (473-2336) habilis. Membership: 300; Organized: 1967) Administrative Assistant: J. L CASEY Director, Water Rights: STANLEY Malmo: ANN GOUGH HUNTER, 3132 BOWN LEMMONS (475-4666) Lovers La., Dallas 75225; MRS. Chief, Field Services: JAY R. UDY SUMMERFIELD 0. ROBERTS, 6700 Chief, Game Management: NORMAN V. CITIZEN GROUPS Hunters Oka Rd., Dallas (iI4. 5214324 HANCOCK Secretary: MRS. ROBERT L. JOHNSON, Chief, Law Enforcement: GOLDEN B. SPORTSMEN'S CLUES OF TEXAS, INC, 311 5421 Preston Haves, Dallas 75229 PEAY Vaughn Bldg., Austin 71701 (512. Treasurer MRS. FRANK BRYANT. JR.. Chief. Information and Education: EDWIN 472-2267) 6006 Revere PE, Dallas V. RAW LEY (A representative statewide orgsalzatioo, Publication: News &win Chief, Fiscal and Accounting: ARMOND F. affiliate; with the National Wildlife CARR Fedastloo, Wearily devoted to the wise use, TEXAS FORESTAY ASSOCIATION, P.O. Boa Chief. Fisheries Management: DON preservation, aestheticsl appreciation, and 1032, Lufkin 73901 (713, 634 -$523) ANDRIANO restoration of wildlife and other natural (Private. nonprofit, statewide organization Chief. Planning and Programming: EDWIN resources.) promoting the conservators, fullest economic V. RAWLEY Pre:ticket HENRY J. LeBLANC, SR., Box development, and utilization of forest and 969, Pod Arthur 77640 related resources. Organized: 1914) Flog/eft' Supersison: Executive Secretary: CECIL REID (312, President: LUD E. KING, JR., Box 191, Central Region: LaVAR A. WARE, 116 E. 472.2267) Huntsvilk 77340 Center St ., NOM 14601 (BO% 3714'74) Secretary: PAUL TADLOCK, 4324 Biscayne 1st Viet President 0. R. CRAWFORD, 229 Norther s Region: JACK A. RENSEE, 3930 Fort Worth 76117 N. Bowie, Jasper 75931 Washington Blvd., Ogden 14403 (101. ?reissues: ED R. L WROE, JR., Drawer 2nd Via President J. C. 3924(101) 2266, Austin 71767 WESTMORELAND, Box 394, Corrigan Northeastern Region: ALBERT W. Affiliate Reread/the: CECIL REID 73939 IIEGGIEN, JR., 42 N. Vernal Ave., Alternate: IIENRY J. LeBLANC, SR. Executive Vice President: E. R. WAGONER Vernal 114078 (801, 789.3103) Publication: Scot WOO. News Southeastern Region: VERGIL J. DRANEY, Editor: AL WILLIAMS 453 W. Railroad Ave., Price 84301 1'801. dm, 637-3310) ASSOCIATION OF tEXAS SOIL AND WATER Southern Region: S. M. CLARK, 622 N. CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Main St., Box 606, Cedar City 84720 Resident: A. L BLACK, 306 W. 14th, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (801, 386-6/0.1) Friona 79033 (806, 247.2175) DEPARTMENT OF AtInlCuLTuflE, 412 State OS and Gas Conservation DN.. 1388 W. N. TEXAS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON Capitol, Salt Lake City 84114 (101, Temple, Salt Lake City 154116 ME CONSERVATION EDUCATION 321-5421) 328-3771) Chanties: H. J. KNIGHT, Sopetinteadent, Comasksioner: JOSEPH H. FRANCIS Chairman. Board of Oil aid Gas larIngston Indtcondeat School District. Admiaistrative Assistant: DAVID R. Conservation: Dt L BERT M. DRAPER. Box 971, Livingate7331 WALDRON JR., Sat Lake City Secretary: D. B. TAYLOR, CNN Health Director, Marketing and Consumes Soviets: Director: CLEON B. FEIGHT Specialist, Maenad sad Child Health JOHN W. GI LIMA t4 Dept., Audis 71736 (312, 433-6631) Div. of Parts and Reemation. 132 S. 2nd St., GEOLOGICAL AND MINERALOGICAL Salt Lake i-ity 54101 (801, 321-58E2) TEXAS CONSERVATION. COUNCIL. INC. SURVEY. 101 Utah Geological Starer (Organized: 1954 (A nonprofit. statewide orgaaltation that Bldg., University of Utah, Salt tale City Board Member JAMES D. MOYLE, seeks to stimulate NW swarms of the 14112(101, 322-6831) Chairman. Salt Lake City: E. J. CLAUS, argent *Ltd fa wise conservatiort riodets State Geologist and Director: WILLIAM P. Moak HAROLD P. FABIAN, Salt sad to promote good conserratka HEWIIT Lake City; LeROY JOHNSON. Provo: Works peisairib kr the estabishmeat of J. MIKE MONSON, Ogden perks and the preservation of steak and STATE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL Diadem: HAROLD L TI PPETTS ockatik idea end Native wildlife. Organized: RESOURCES. 223 State Capitol, Salt Assistant Director: MARVIN JENSEN 931) Lake City 84114 Boating Supervisor. EDWARD H. TUT/LE Fteddeat: ARMAND YRAMATEOUI Executive Director: GORDON E. Planner: GRANT FREDERICKSON Viet Preload: L.. N. DEXTER HAIRMSTON (801, 321-3691) Park Operations Supervisor: R. CLARK Servetary: MRS. A. V. EMMOTT. 7)0 E. ANDERSON Rim Tuck La, Mesta' 7)024 (71), Ash and Game Cep, 1596 W. N. Teeple, Salt A86-4165) Lake City 84116 (801, 32S-5011) Orr. *I Sue Lands. 103 State Capitol Bldg, Tray arse: MRS. A. V. EMMOTT (Acting) rah and Gum Board Members: EVAN H. Salt Lake City 84114 (101, 328-5381) Publlatioa: News WV NICKELSON, Chairman, Salina: Director. CHARLES R. HANSEN Nike MRS. L N. DEXTER RICHARD DEWSNUP, Salt Lake City: WESLEY A. NESLON, St. George: Favor, and fire Centre (A section of the TEXAS COUNCIL FOR WILDLIFE LEWIS C. SMITH. Newton; PAUL G. Div. of State Leads). 325 W. IMO, Soak PROTECTION. 3132 Laren La, Dallas STRINOHAM. Vernal Salt lake City 84115 (P431, 328 -5430) 73225 (214. 336-3931) Board of Big Dune Control JOHN E. Board Mambas: C. S. THOMSON, (Dedicated to adding tompenicm to PHELPS, Closinsaa, Salt Lake City. Clseirmaa. Moth T. H. BELL, Salt tonservatial-401 only to save /AVM' from NEWELL A. JOHNSON. Prove W. Lake City. PHILLIP V. CHRISTENSEN. 'abettors, het to save R from erseky, LLOYD JOHNSON, Alma; H. A. Provo: J. WHITNEY FLOYD. Loge: neglect, and slanatiw. Examples of BROWNFIELD, DreSekatt; DAVID M. M. V. HATCH. Pangelek. J. HAROLD oondetwied precticet steel traps, reams CIAUFIN, Ogden REESE, Treneoaton, DON baking. bow-sod-arrow boat*. War* and Director. JOHN E. PHELPS SHOWA ITER, Vernal slow stmvition through wishes Weals in a Assistant Director. DONALD A. SMITH State Forester PAUL L SIOBLOM

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Deputy State Forester: RICHARD P. UTAHASSOCIATION OF SOIL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,Burlington 05401 K LASON CONSERVATION DISTRICTS (802, 862-5701) President: THAINE TAYLOR, Loa 84747 Commissioner: ROBERT B. AIKEN, M.D. Ofv. of Water Resources, 435 State Capitol (80i, 836-2614) Bldg., Sall Lake City $4114 (801, DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES, 3284101) (Created: 1047) UTAH NATURE STUDY SOCIETY State Office Bldg., Montpelier 05602 (802, Chairman, Board of Water Resources: (Promotes cc ovation education throure.h 123-2311, Eat. 238) (State water pollution CLYDE E. CONOVER, Faroe workshops for teachers and field trips foe control and water resources program) Director: DANIEL F. LAWRENCE members; publicizes conservation problems Commissioner: REINHOLD W. THIEME Development Director: RAY H. ZENOER and Imes through monthly meetings and iu Director, Planning and Development Div.. Planning Director: EDWIN B. HAYCOCK newsletter. Affiliated with Utah Associated JOHN E. CERUITI Garden Clubs and with National Audubon Director, Water Supply and Pollution Control Dlv. of Water FtIoMs, 442 State Capitol Skit., Soclery. Organized: 1954) Div.: A. WILLIAM ALBERT Sth Lake City 84114 (801, 3285671) President: HAL L. MICKELSON, 1523 Director: HUBERT C. LAMBERT 36TH St., Ogden 84403 FISH AND GAME DEPARTMENT,151 Main President Elect: DOUGLAS PEARCE, 337 St., Montpdkr 05602 (802, 223-7261) STATE DIVISION OF HEALTH, 44 Medical Cornell Dr., Midvale E4047 (Organized 1935) Dr.. Salt lake City E4113 (801, 328.6111) Secretary: J. EARL ATKINSON, 4895 Commission Members: JAMES Director of lie.t1th and member, Water Anabow ar.. Salt Lake City E4117 FLANAGAN, Chairman; GERALD Pollution Control Committee: 0. D. Executive Secretary: STANLEY B. WALKER, GEORGE BABCOCK, CARLYLE THOMPSON, M.D. MU LA1K, University of Utah, 303 N. MICHAEL CORRADO, JOHN Executive Secretary: LYNN M. THATCHER Biology Bids., Salt Lake City 84112 LARKIN, STANFORD JARVIS, (801, 328 -6121) Publication: Nature News/Now FRED COWAN Editor: DOROTHEA D. MULAIK. 1144 E. Commissioner: EDWARD F. KEHOE STATE SOIL CONSERVATION 3rd South, Salt Lake City 114102 Director of Research and Management: COMMISSION. 412 State Capitol Bldg, JAMES D. STEWART Salt Lake City 84114 (801, 32E-5421) Director of Habitat Control: JAMES M. (Created: 193E) VI MONT. MacMART1N Cbairmaa: JOSEPH H. FRANCIS Chief Game Biologist: BENJAMIN W. Executive Secretary: JAMES D. HARVEY DAY, JR. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Chief Fish Biologist: LEONARD C. UTAH COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT. Utah HALNON State University, Logan 114321 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Chief Game Warden: WALTER L. CABE LL Leader: ROBERT H. KRAMER Montpelier 05602 (802, 223.2311, Ext. Information raid Education Specialist: W. Assistant: curt B. STALNAKER 495) ROBERT CANDY Commissioner: EDWARD R. EURICH (Eat. UTAH COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE RESEARCH 460) GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. Geology Bldg., UNIT. Utah State Worthily, Logan University of Vetsont. Burlington 05401 $4321 (801, 15.:7421)(Orgatiited: 1935) DEPARTMENT OF FORESTS AND PARKS. (EN,864-4511, Eat. 226) (Established: Leader: JESSOP B. LOW Montpelier 05602 (004 22.1-1311, 1144) Assistant: JAMES J. SPILLETT 551) State Geologist CHARLES 0. DOLL Board Members; LESLIE E. SNOW, Chairman, Brattleboro; JULES J. RECREATION DEPARTMENT. State Office CIII/EN GROUPS CHATOT, Barre; MICHAEL DeBONIS, Bldg., Montpelier 05602 Pouks.ey Director: EDWARD J. KOENEMANN Commissioner: ROBERT B. WILLIAMS (802, 123-2311. Eat. 30E) UTAHWitOLIFE AND OUTDOOR ARTHUR P. RECREATION FEDERATION, 1102 Walker DeP1Commissioner::17.1TMANN STATE FIATURAI.RESOuRCES Sank Bldg., Salt lake City E4111 (801, Director of retests: ALBERT W. CONSERVATION COUNCIL Agricultural 325-84E4) GOTTLIEB Bldg., Moritpelite 05602 (A tepttreatative statewide organization. Director of Pant RODNEY A. BARBER Chairman: ROBERT P. DAVISON. Morrill affihated with the National Wild hie Senior Forester: ROBERT A. Hall, University of Vermont, Burlington Fedetatioa, primarily devoted to the wise ate, FARRINGTON 05401 (*excretion, aesthetic-al appreciation and Chief, timber Management: JAMES E. Executive Secretary: GERALD C. restoration of wildlife and other astute' WILKINSON, JR. GREAVES, JR. (802, 223-2311, Ext. 410) resources.) Fire Control Supervisor: NATHAN Presided: F. L '"BUD e' SULLIVAN. JR., DAUCHY CIIITEN GROUPS Ian S. 20110, East, Sall Lake City 3410$ Wood Utilization Technologist: WILLIAM (8801.414-3983) 0.1:WYE VERMONT NATURAL RESOURCES Vice Presideett ELAINE JENSEN. Maritsa: Nursery Superintendent: KENNETH L. COUNCIL 200 Elm Si., Montpelier 05602 VEAL C. SHOELL, American Fork HOVEY (A representative statewide orgaaization, Executive Secretary: NANCY C. SULLIVAN Chief of Forest Pest Control EDWARD B. aifihated with the National Wildlife Athlete Ittptesentative: OTHEL L PAY. WALKER Federation, primarily devoted to the wise ase, 30 S. rout East, Nsphi $4641 (802, Chief of Park Ezigintering: FREDERICK J. preservation. gesthetital appreciatios, and 45649E5) COSTELLO restored.* of wildlife and other natural Alienate: JOHN C. %ATM 1E2E, E77 N. Park Operations Supervisor. ROBERT L resources.) 490, West, Stowe 84404 DeFORGE Chairmaa: MRS. N. C.110"OARI AND, Pabilicatica: //If mot Sparta.« Chief of Park Flaming: JEROME J. Ridgewood Dr, Berlingtoft 05101 Editor. HARTY'AIXOM MARDI E Viet Ctiairmaa: JAMES MARVIN. South. ormager business Mugger: JOHN W. SY KAS Earrbrigtos

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SecretaryTimmer PERRY MERRILL YATES, Powhatan Virginia Sum Travel Sonia: Affilivie Representative: JUSTIN BRANDE, Executive Director: CHESTER F. PHELPS Commissioner: J. STUART WHITE R. D. I, MkkIlebury 05753 Chief,UVEnforce:mat Div.: JOHN (770-2031) Aken.ste: PERRY MERRILL McLAUGH UN Publication: Newt Notes Chief, Game Div : RICLIARD H. CROSS. Dlv. of Water Resources: /R. Commluiooer. JULIAN M. ALEXANDER MERCK FOREST FOUNDATION, INC, P. 0. Met Fish Div.: JACK M. HOFFEMAN (770-2141 Boa 413, Mischestet 05234 Chief,Education Div.: J. F. McINTEER, JR. President: FRANCIS W. HATCH, JR., 9 Chief, Fiscal Div.: SAM J. PUTT DEPARTMENT CF HEALTH. James Madison Park SI, Boston (Mass.) 02108 Publication: wove Mush Bldg., Rkhmorsi 23219 (703, 770-3361) IXtecict: PUTNAM, JR., P.O. Health Commissioner: M. I. SHANHOLTZ Boz 663, Manchester 03234 COMMISSIO OF OUTDOOR RECREATION, M.D. 9th Stree Office Bids.. th and Grace VERMONT FEDERATION OF SPORTSMEN' Sts Richmond 23219 (701, 7704036) INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE. CLUBS. INC., (To develop a comprehensive systras of Gloucester Point 23062 (703, (42.2111) President: HARRY R. MONTAGUE, outdoor reaeatiooal facilities and to facilitate Director. WILLIAM J. HARGIS, JR R.P.D. Westboro 05494 and encourage the hilkst public use thereof.) Associate Director. JOHN L WOOD Vice Presidents: ALLEN BENT, Roxbury; Chairman: FITZGERALD BEMISS, P.O. Assistant Director and Head, Applied Science GEORGE GORDON, Jamaica: PETER Bot 1156, Richmond 23209 (703, and Oceanic Engineering Div.: MORRIS QUINLAN, Barre 643-2753) L BREHMER Sorretary: FRED D. BRANCH. South Hero Vice Chairman: IRA N. OABRIELSON, Assisian, Director and Head, Biological and 05484 2300 Leeds Rd., Ositoo 21224 (703, Physical Oceanography Div: EDWIN B. Treasurer: ALBERTA BROWN, R.D. 3, 91E4275) JOSEPH Mkidkbury 05751 Director: ELBERT COX Assistant Administrative Director ROY I. Publication: FM Virginia Outdoots WASHER VERMONT NATURAL RESOURCES Information Officer: ROBERT S. BAILEY CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND Resident: LLOYD JEWETT, Chester Depot COMMERCE. 203 N. Governor St., MARINE RESOURCES COMMISSION. P.O. 05144 (802, 875-710E) Richmond 23219 (703. 770-3501) Boa 7$6,.Newport News 23607 (701, Cornmisdooer: MAURICE B. ROWE 244.3572) Director of Information: RAY L Commissioner: MILTON T. HICKMAN SCHRUNER (7742373) Administrative Officer: ELIZABETH M. CORSON DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND Conservation and Repkiloa Officer: CITIZEN GROUPS EC000MIC DEVELOP /ENT, 411 E. CHARLES R. BAONELL Broad St, Richmond 23119 (703, 111101N ISLANO CONSERVATION 770-2121) NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGIONAL PARS SOCIETY, INC. P. 0. Sot 750, St. Board Member CARUSU3 H. AUTHORITY. 10680 Maio St. Fairfax Thomas 00631 (109. 7744303) HUMELSINE, Chairmea; ANDREW A. 22030 (703, 391.3990) (A nonprofit organilatios. Aims to mountse FARLEY, Vice Mims; FRANK E. (To preserve open and wooded areas for the a greatr awareoese of the vibe of missal DICKE/MN, JOE P. GILLS, future seeds ofgrowiag population. and Wheal reamers, to coordinate ALLAN M. HEYWARD, CLAUDE A. Composed of tomtits of Fairfax and conservatios rotivilies of coocersed JESSUP, W. MARTIN JOHNSON, Mimeos and chin of Alexandria, Falls orgaalutiotir, and prostate legislation WILLIAM H. KING, °ARLAN() E. Chords, and Parfait. Founded: 1959) fostering caner Won. °rooked. 1968) MOSS, ERNEST L SMITH, JOHN S. Chairman: IRA N. GABRIELSON Resident: EDWARD L. TOWLE, Director. THORNTON, ARCHIE L. WENRICH Enmity. Director: WILUAM M. Caribbean Researd last:Role, College of Director: MARVIN M. SUTHERLAND LIGHTSEY the Virgin Islaids, St. Thomas OD801 (809, (770-2121) Director of Pads: DARRELL 0. 774.1132, Eat. 223) Deputy Director: CHARLES A. WINSLOW Secretary: JEAN MacSETH (809.774 -2303) CHRISTOPHEASEN ttemitive Assistant S. RACHAL, JR. RESOURCE-USE EDUCATION COUNCIL (A volunteer, nonprofit ore imitation, VIRGINIA of Forestry. Rot 3758, Charlottesville composed of Illembets of the Slate aPJ /293) Fedeal prvm. nod, working to promote the Slate Forester: GEORGE W. DEAN broad pr lee of conservation education. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (2964170 Founded: 1952) Charms: CHARLES H. SHAFFER, COMMISSION OF CAME AND INLAND Ok. if Mined Land Rociaenanon. Dare U. Sepervitis4 Game Biologie, 11037 11114ERIES, 4010 W. Broad Se, Sot Big Stone Gap 24219 Timberlake Rd, Lynchburg 24502 (703, 11104, Richmond Pa 770-497r) Commissiosor WILLIAM 0. ROLLER 846-5621) Commission Members: R. O. GUNTER, (523-2925) Secretsry-Treassrer. HARRY L OILLAM, Mimeo, A biagdosi; CUST1S L commission of Game and Island COLEMAN, Viol Chairman, Ricimond: floc ei Mineral iliesoveas. Bot 3667. Fisheries, Boa 11104, Richmond 23230 EDWARD E. EDGAR, Norfolk: M. Charlottesville 22903 770-4974) GARDNER SMITH, Newport News. H. State Geologist JAMES L CA LVER G. BAUSERMAN, JR., ArloveMs: (293 -3121) STATE WATER CONTROL SOAR). 4010 W. RICHARD F. MARNE III, Catingtos. Brood St_ P.O. Bot 11143, Richmond A. REE ELLIS, Wartevbcto, J. C. Or.. at Parts. 501 &anthem States Bldg , 7th 23230 (703, 774224') (State water AARON, Martiamilie; CI. RICHARD and Main Sts Richmond 23211 pollab'oa control program) THOMPSON. Nisrshalt E. FLOYD Commissioser. BEN H. BOLEN (7702132) Extortive Director: A. H. PA ESSLER

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VIRGINIA COOPERATIVE FISHERY UNIT. 32S-7605) Supervisor, Research Div.: DONALD E. Virginia Porytechnic Institute, Blacksburg Secretary: RUTH CORKILL, 7529 Republic KAUFFMAN 24061 CL, Akaandria 22306 (703, 765-2926) Supervisor, Hatcheries Div.: C. H. EL US Leader: KENNETH B. CUMMING Treasurer: ROBERT L. MONTAGUE, 119 Supervisor, Patrol Div.: ROBERT W. Assistant: RAY DON ESTES S. Lee St., Akaandrla 22314 RiSf.tilSON Supervisor. Reimbursable Contract Services VIRGINIA COOPERATIVE W1LOUFE VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Div.: MARSHALL THAYER RESEARCH UNIT. Virginia Potytechnic WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT0 Supervisor, Engineering. Construction and Institute, Blacksburg 24061 (703, President JOHN F. COPEN HAVER, JR., Maintenance Div.: RUSSELL K. JONES 352.6473) (Established: 1935) Glade Spins, 24340 (701, 429-3379) Supervisor, Stream Improve/nal and Leader: BURD S. McGINNES Hydraulic Div.: TOM LEAL Assistant JAMES B. WHELAN VIRGINIA FORESTS. INC, 301 E. Franklin Public Information Officer: DON REED Richmood 23219 (703, 6444462) CITIZEN GROUPS (An *modulo° of individuals, Industries. and DEPARTMENT OF GAME. 600 N. Capitol businesses, formed to encourage the Way, Olympia 9$301 (206, 733-5700) VIRGINIA WILDUF11 FEDERATiOS, INC.. development and wise use of Virginia's forest (Organised: 1933) 360$ Waycross Dr., Akaandria 22310 and water resources tor the best interests of Commission Members: CLAUDE BEKINS, (703, 971.7346) this and succeeding Generations. Membership: Chairman, Seattle; EDSON DOW, (A representative statewide organisation, 443; Organized: 1941) Wenatchee; ARTHUR S. COFFIN. affiliated with the National Waddle President: ELMON T. GRAY, Gray Yakima; HAROLD A. PEBBLES, Federation. primarily devoted to the wilt Wit, Lumber Co., Waverly 23890 Olympia; JAMES R. ADEN, LaConner; preservation. aeuhetical appreciation. and Vice Presidents: L C. HALEY, JR., ELMER 0, GERKEN. Quinsy adoration of wilihre and other natural Hanover; S. 0. KEEDWELL, Emporia; Director: JOHN A. BIGGS resources.) RED HANBURY, JR., Farmrilk Assistant Director: CARL N. CROUSE Pre/idol: CARL A. WI BERCI, Washington Treasurer: A. L WENRICH, District Assistant Director, Administration: WESLEY Deity News, 1013 13th St.. NAV.. Manager, Contirs.ntal Can Co., P.O. Boa A. HUNTER Washington, D.C. 20005 140, flepewell 23860 Chief, Div. of Enforoemesit WALTER Vise Preskients: CLIFTON GOLDEN. Emulative Director. WII LIAM E. COOPER NEUBRECII Virginia Beach; JAMES N. SAVEDGE. Chief. Div. of Erigineding: JAMES JR., Wakefield VIRGINIA SOCIETY OF ORNITHOLOGY LYON Eutotive Secretary: JAMES F. MILES. JR. President J. W. EIKE, 6207 Newman Rd., Chief, Div. of Fishery Management CUFF Treasurer: ALEX C. CARMEAN. 9 Newport Faithut 22030 (703, 2714315) L. MILLEN BACH An., Newport News 23601 Publication: Ma Raven Chief, Div. of Fur and Demo Coatol: Athlete Represeetatire: WILLIAM A. Editor: L .1. MURRAY. 6 Jordan Si, FRED L. ROUNDY PENNINGTON, Boa 43. Beekinghate Luing100 24430 Chief, Div. of Game Management J. 33921 (703, 9664291) BURT0/41 tAUCKHART A ketosis JOHN 0. TYLER, 4427 Chief, Div. of Environmental Mestagement 'haddock Rd., Mcleod& 22312 RALPH W. LARSON PubScation: Cadre:co Reterii Chief, Div. of Licenses ALBERT V. Editor: CARL A. W1BERO BERTUCCI GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE Of AMEAICA. Rapleasel Office Supervisors. INC. (Virginia Div.) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Boa 12$. Spokane 942I5: E. D. MISTREET. N. President: VIVIAN M. BARNETTE, 139 Olympia 911301 (206, 733 -3050) 5702 Divlioe Si. OA 4E34379) Carta La, Woodbridge 22191 Director: DONALD W. MOOS Ephrata 98823: CARL PATZWALDT, P. 0, Viet Presidents CLIFFORD P. LAUVER, "74Director: CAMERON S. ADAMS Boa 1132 (309, 734-4624) Sesiegfuld: LESLIE L TURNER, SR., 3-3034 Walls Ws Pa 99362: JACK E. Dillon Assistant Thieriot: IVAN C. PACKARD KIRKENDALL, 2925 E. Isaac: 009, Seceelary: SAMUEL P. MASON, 205 Maple (753-5037) 329-1601) St.. Fredericksborg 22401 Supervisor, Div. of Chain and Agriceltoral Yakima 91901: RONALD N. ANDREWS, Malta: ALFRED J. DENNEY. 304 N. Chemicals ERRETT DECK (7.111064) 2802 Neches H.q. (309, 241-3812) Grafted' St, Anneal 2220) Supervisor. Agricaltwal Development Div.: Wenatchee 921101: JOHN R. KANZ, P. O. VERN DIVERS (731-5048) Boa 1612 (509. 663- 5139) NORIHERN VIRGINIA CONSERVATION Seperviece, Regublay Services Div.: Mt. Vernon 41271: L. READE BROWN. COUNCIL P.O. Boa 304, Aftessdale HAROLD HULL (33-5044) 1103 E. College Way (206, 424-1177) 22033 Supervisor.' Plant !Wintry Div.: A. L. Seattle 91109: L. A. CHITWOOD, 509 (To ideality conservatism and preservation MATTPO (753-9032) Fairview Are, North (306, 624-3480) opyrtmities, allude plan, propose and Sopervisoe, Missal Industry Div. VACANT sepia 98501: GENE FENNIMORE, advise beneficial coursers of action; to inform (751-3040) N. Capitol Way (206, 153 -3700) Northers Vsginia resideas of the need foe Dairy mod Food Div.: M. L. Veneer's* FRANKLIN F. *mitt. acquisition, preservation and wise on el STROMMME ER (753-5031) MOS N. E. Haiti Dell Way (206, peels, historic resources, sad open space; to 693-9248) mist is the Masao* of Virginia's natural DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES. 115 General Aberdare 98350: ARTHUR K. CREWS. busty and recreational opportuisKies. Adisisineratice Bldg., Olympia 96301 3117 Pacific Ase. (206, 92-9680) Membership 300; Organised: 1965) (206, nmen Residua: 141LUAM WOODIt'URT H. 7601 Director: THOR C. TOLLIFSON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. Swat Ct, Falls Church 22042 (703, Anemia Director of Research: J. B. Boa 168, %bac Lands-Social Security 3683753) LASATER Bldg, Olympia 98501 (206, 753-3327) Vice President: ROBERT KING. 11 S. Assistant Director of Administratioe: Boar/ cf Natural Resources GOVERNOR Columba St, Arfugtosi 22204 (703. ROBERT S. ROBISON DANIEL J. EVANS, Olympia; LOUIS

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BRUNO. Olympia; BERT L. COLE, Regional OM* Supertisors: Cascades; promotes the dedication of areas of Olympia; JAMES S. BETHEL, Seattle; Region 1: BILL GLENN, Rt. 4, Box 237. wilderness in the Cascades and establishment LOUIS L MADSEN, IN1110341 Olympia 91501 (206, 753.7143) of a North Cascades National Park. Administrator. BERT L., COLE, Region H: EUGENE ROHNER, P.O. Boa ManbilnalP: 1,500; Organiud: 1957) Commissioner of Pub Bc Leeds (753-5317) 287, Burlington 9E223 (206, 755-4145) President: PATRICK D. GOLDSWORTHY, Executive Asdstant BRUCE W. REEVES Region VIC SHAVER, 960 N. Milo St., 3215 N. E. 103rd St, Seattle 98123 (206, (753-5323) East Walachia 91801 (509, 814.7144) n3-2029) Supervisor: DON LEE FRASER 1st Vice President: CHARLES D. H BMW, Deputy CHARLES C. WATER POLLUTION CONTROL JR., Neches KIRKWSupervisor:OOD (753-53011) COMMISSION, P. O. Box 129, Olympia 2nd Vice President: R. D. WATSON; Seattle Supervisor, Div. of Forest Land Management: 9E501 (206, 733-6E77) Correspooding Secretary: JOHN W. DONALD R. HOPKINS (753-5315) Director: JAMES P. BEHLKE ANDERSON, Seattle Supervisor, Div. of LAME WALLACE R. Chief, Planning Div.: ALFRED T. NEALE Treasurer. JOSEPH W. MILLER. Bellevue HOFFMAN (753-933) Chief, Operations Div.: R. GERALD Publication: The VetCascades Supervisor, Div. of Civil Engineering: BOLLEN Editor. HARVEY MANNINO, Rt. 4, Box MARVIN E. BOWLER (7514324) Chief. Programs Div.:GEORGE H. 6652, Issaquah 98027 Supervbor, Div. of Operations: JAMES W. HANSEN RIDGEWAY (753-531 Administrative Officer: M. J. "JERRY. WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Supervisor, Div. of Forest GRAY WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS WILLIAM MURDOCK 753-2093) Fiscal Officer: GEORGE M. BARLOW President: CONRAD HOUGEN, Rt. 2. Box Supenrieor, Div. of Fire Contra LOREN A. 33, Everson 91247 (206, 966.4716) TUCK ER (7535350) WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE FISHERY Supervioor, Div. a Timbal Sale:: CHARLES UNIT. University of Washingicn. Seattle WASHINGTON FOREST PROTECTION SCHWAB (733-5314) 91301 ASSOCIATION, 5561 White-iferay-Stuart &genitor, Div. of Technical Services: GENE Leader RICHARD R. WHITNEY Bldg, Seattle 91101 (206. 623-1503) R. LITTLE (753-5131) Assist/at: RICHARD & WYDOSIU (To foster forest protection in Washington.) Supe of Mines sod Oeolc President: GARRETT EDDY, Port Blakely MARSHALLHUNTTINO (334113; CITIZEN GROUPS Mill Co., 6100 Arcade Square, Seattle Technical Consultaat MICHAEL NO LEY 11 Vice President: ROBERT SACKERSON, (7344326) WASHINGTON STATE SPORTSMEN'S Milwaukee Land Co, 6616 Pubic laformatioo Officer MARGARET COUNCIL INC, Box 569, Vaocovvet WhiteliestrY-StrItt Bldg, Seattle 91101 FELT (753666.3) 9866) Treasure: WILTON L VINCENT, in Recreation Admiabtrator AL O'DONNELL (A reveleuative stmewide ormitatioo, Rayonie, Inc., P. O. Boa 539, lioquits (7534400) affiliated wkh the National Wildlife 98530 Federation, ptimarity devoted to the +aim use, preservation, amtbeaol appreciation, and WASHINGTON STATE FORESTRY DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES, 335 re/location of wildlik and natural resources.) CONFERENCE. 3561 Whke-Heory-Stuart Ofterti Adakistratios Bldg, Olympia Presides': NORMAN RICHARDSON, MO Bldg., Seattle 90101 (206, 6231503) 91301(206 7314171) Scenic Dr.. Yakima 91902 (509, 966-5453) President: GORDON D. MARCKWORTH Directs: H. &militia AHL0U1ST Vice habitats: HAROLD HENRY, &tretsry.Treasurer: WILLIAM H. LARSON Depth Director: FRED D. HAHN Vancouver; ART R. TROPPMAN, Admiwisbatire Officer. EDWIN 0. %estate.; ALBERT STANLEY, STANDISH Issaquah Assistant Directs, Div. of Vista Secretary-Treasimer HOWARD E. Management GLEN H. EIMER NELSON. 1806 N. W. Shama Rd, Arista' Meets', Div. of Alarming and Vancouver 911665 (206, 60006) GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Deeelopmest: BEECHER SNIPES MEW. Reptesestative: ROBERT O. Assistant Directs', Div. of Adistricatioo: MITI& 1909 Seem Dr., A Menrood DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. State DALE FERRIER Manor 911036 OK 743-0099) Capitol Bldg, Charleston 23305 (304. Alienate: HOWARD E. NELSON 341-2201) Commistioner GUS P.. DOUGLASS Ewe Sea and Watto Crogravesilea MOUNTAINEERS, THE. 719 lite Si.. Seattle Administrative Aesistrat WILLIAM H. Coororiltro: W1101 (206, 6212310 GILLESPIE Eiteutive Scattier 0. C. DIOERNESS (to espies, study, preserve, and *cry the saint beauty of the Nottlaseut Stift SOS Coatermtan Conwriftwo: Meabershipt 6,200-. Organised: 1906) rietot;,re Seceder. CARROLL GREENE STATE PARKS AND REPAEATtON Pt mildew MAX 14OLLEN BECK COMMUSIHON, 7130 Cleanwater La, P. Vice Resident ROBERT SEXAUER DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 0. Boa I Ilk Olympia 91301 (206, Secretary: PEOGY FERRER 1000 Washington St., East, flattest* 753-5755) Treasure: JOHN OSSEWARD mos (304, 304150 Director. CHARLES H. ODEGAARD Coovervetion Oseinsen: WILLIAM 0. Cooadc CHARLES L (753-5757) LONG, IL, 906 Rik , East, Seattle CLEAVENOER, Fairmont ROY J. Depot), Director: RICHARD S. HUEBNER 91103 (206, 323-2037) ALLEN. War LAWRENCEDEM, (753-5759) Richwood: RICHA, RD K. VAN Aldose" or Oloestiont JAMES E. NORTH CASCADES CONSERVATION ZANOt 11~31; PAUL K. WEBS TER (711-570 COUNCIL. P. O. Btu 1561lahenky Su, YATES. ft 011etVefiC CHARLES R. Amide* Director, Remitter Derclogiotrit: Seattle 91.401 HOOTEN, JR, Chariest*. (at Isrg0 JOHN A. CLARK (753-5767) (Secures the polemics and preservation of EDWIN 0. POLAN, Hostisitan (st Amistam Directs", Agway Merusgeoest mask, idessi tecreationat eskeseiant, lartt) MILTON H. MAltTIN (7534760 *flak, and *Waves rakes oftheNorth Director% T. R. SAMSELL

SS WEST VIRGINIA

Deputy Director: VACANT BROOKS BIRD CLUB, INC., THE, 707 (266-2554) Assistant to Director: NORMAN R. Warwood Ave., Wheeling 26003 Acting Chief, Federal Aid Section: H. C. WILLIAMS (Named in honor of A. B. Brooks, Naturalist; MILLS (266-2554) Administrative Assistant (Women's and Founded: 1932) Youth Activities): MAXINE SCAR BRO President: GEORGE KOCH, 370 Central Div. of Environmental Protection: Executive Secretary: CHARLES W. LEWIS Ave., South Charleston 25303 Administrator: THOMAS G. FRANGOS Chief of Wildlife Resources: PETER E. Vice President: BEN KIFF, Box 86, Ona (266-2121) ZUR BUCH 25545 Assistant to Administrator: THEODORE F. Assistant Chief, Game Management: DAN E. Secretary-Treasurer: EVA H. HAYS, 5 12th W1SNIEWSKI (266-2955) CANTN ER St., Wheeling 26003 Special Assistant to Administrator: OLIVER Assistant Chief, Fish Management: DAVID Executive Secretary: CHARLES L. D. WILLIAMS (266-2794) W. ROBINSON CONRAD, 137 N. I I th St., Wheeling Staff Assistant and Pittman-Robertson 26003 Bureau of Water Supply and Pollution Coordinator: JAMES W. RUCKEL Publication: The Redstart Control: Supervisor, Hatcheries: HARVEY BEALL, Editor: GEORGE F. HURLEY, 920 Hughes Director: CARL J. BLA BAUM (266-3910) Elkins (636-1767) Dr., St. Albans 25177 Acting Chief, Waste Water Systems Section: State Forester: LESTER McCLUNG GEORGE HANSEL (266-2427) Chief of Parks and Recreation: KERMIT WEST VIRGINIA SOIL AND WATER Acting Chief, Public Water Supply Section: McKEEVER CONSERVATION DISTRICT L. S. JOHNSON (266-3906) Chief of Planning and Development: J. D. SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION, INC. BRACKENRICH President: EDWARD BUMGARNER,Rt. Bureau of Standards end Water Surveys: Chief of Research: H. G. WOODRUM I, Letart 25253 (304, 882-2612) Director: F. H. SCHRAUFNAGEL Chief of Reclamation: BENJAMIN C. (266-3291) GREENE Acting Chief, Water Quality Evaluation Chief of Law Enforcement: RAYMOND WISCONSIN fcction: JEROME MCKERSIE EYE (266-2879) Chief of Water Resources: EDGAR N. Acting Chief, Laboratory Services Section: HENRY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES LLOYD LUESCHOW (266-0100) Chief of Information and Education: ED JOHNSON DEPARTMENT OF AGFIL:ULTURE, 103-B Bureau of Air Pollution Control and Publication: Outdoor West Virginia Hill Farms Office Bldg., Madison 53702 Solid-Waste Disposal: Editor: ED JOHNSON (608, 266-1721) Acting Director: DOUGLAS M. EVANS Secretary: DONALD E. WILKINSON (266-1199) GEOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC SURVEY. Deputy Secretary: FREDERICK J. Acting Chief, Solid-Waste Disposal Section: Box 879, Morgantown 2005 (304, GRIFFITH A. N. WELLS 296-4461) Assistant Secretary: ARTHUR R. KURTZ Director and State Geologist: ROBERT B. Bureau of Water and Shoreland Management: ERWIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, Director: WILLIAM SAYLES (266-2304) hot 450, Madison 53701 (608, 266-2121) Acting Chief, Water Regulation Section: OGLEBAY INSTITUTE, Oglebay Park, (Responsibilities include fish, game, foresi, GERALD WALLIN (266-1205) Wheeling 26003 (304, 242-6855) and parks management, forest fire control, Acting Chief, Flood Plain and Shoreland Director, Nature Education: JOHN S. control of air and water pollution, solid-waste Management Section: THOMAS LEE CHRISTIE disposal, flood plain and shoreland zoning, (266-3093) Interpretive Naturalist: GEORGE E. water management and regulation, and Chief, Private Water Supply Section: LIPPERT long-range planning in the broad fields of THOMAS CALABRESA (266-3415) outdoor recreation and natural resources.) CITIZEN GROUPS Natural Resources Board: JOHN M. POTTER, Chairman, Wisconsin Rapids; Div. of Tourism and Information: WEST VIRGINIA WILDLIFE FEDERATION, D. K. TYLER, Vice Chairman, Phillips; Acting Administrator: WILLIAM S. Box 38, Durbin 26264 (304, 456-4366) GERALD A. ROHLICH, Secretary, MATSON (266-2161) (A representative statewide organization, Madison; HERBERT F. BEHNKE, affiliated with the National Wildlife Shawano; STANTON P. HELLAND, Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, Wisconsin Dells; ROGER C. Bureau of Vacation and Travel Services: preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and MINAHAN, Milwaukee; RICHARD A. Acting Director: HARRY C. THOMA restoration of wildlife and other natural STEARN, Sturgeon Bay (266-2146) resources.) Secretary: L. P. VOIGT (266-2121) Chief. Tourist Information Section: President: DAVID BRANTNER, 400 Deputy Secretary: JOHN A. BEALE HERBERT R. LEMKE (266-3978) Westerman St., Paden City 26159 (304, (266-2121) 337-9282) Executive Assistant: DONALD J. MACKIE Vice President: THEODORE C. (266-2121) Bureau of information and Education: FEARNOW, 515 S. Washington St., Assistant to Secretary: WALTER E. SCOTT Acting Director: JAMES W. TAYLOR Berkeley Springs 25411 (266-2130) (266-3010) Executive Secretary-Treasurer: LEO Chief, Radio-TV Section: WILBUR STITES YOUNG, Box 38, Durbin 26264 Bureau of Legal Services: (266-2161) Affiliate Representative: KING PARSONS, Acting Director: EMIL KAMINSKI Chief, Education Section: ROBERT 0. Box 287, Ripley 25271 (266-1959) ELLINGSON (266-2161) Alternate: LEO YOUNG Chief, Press Section: EUGENE ROARK Publication: Widele Notes Bureau of Planning and Aid Programs: (266-2147) Edi.or: LEO YOUNG Director: ALVIN NELSON (266-3462) Chief, Publications Section: NIEMAN H. Acting Chief, Planning Section: A. D. DOLT HOVELAND (266-3538)

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Div. of Fish, Game, and Enforcement: CITIZEN GROUPS WISCONSIN PARK AND RECREATION Administrator: J. R. SMITH (266-2121) ASSOCIATION, 1020 Towers Bldg., 606 WISCONSIN WILDLIFE FEDERATION, Box 7, State St., Madison 53706 (608, 262.3735) Burspu of Fish Management: Mosinee 54455 (A nonprofit organization, affiliated with the Director: CHARLES LLOYD (266.2193) (A repre.entative statewide organization, National Recreation and Park Association, affiliated with the National Wildlife working with other groups and organizations Bureau of Game Management: Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, to achieve the best in park services and Director: JOHN M. KEENER (266-2175) preservation, aesthetical appreciation, and recreational opportunities.) restoration of wildlife and other natural President: CHET MILLER, Director, Pak Bureau of Law Enforcement: resources.) and Recreation Department, Rm. 302, Director: WALTER J. ZELINSKE President: LEO W. ROETHE, NASCO, City Hall, Green Bay 54301 (266-1099) Inc., Ft. Atkinson 53538 (414, 563.2651) Vice President: ALAN B. DOMER, Vice Presidents: HARRY S. POMEROY, Director, Park and Recreation Div. of Forestry and Recreation: St. Croix Falls; BERNARD SHEARIER, Department, 730 Washington Ave., Administrator: S. W. WELSH (266-2121) Wisconsin Rapids Racine 53403 Acting Assistant to Administrator: E. P. Secretary: LESLIE S. Vg0ERPEL, 2125 Executive Secretary: FRED E. LENGFELD JENSEN (266 -2625) Lincoln Ave., Stevens Point 54481 Treasurer: JIM DECKO, Director, accutive Director-Treasurer: RICHARD A. Recreation Department, 830 Virginia Bureau of Parks and Recreation: HEMP, Box 7, Mosinee 54455 (7I5, Ave., Sheboygan 53081 Acting Director: L. G. HANSEN (266-2152) 693-2315) Publication: WPRA Bulletin Affiliate Representative: WILLIAM H. Editor: ORA S. BARRY Bureau of Forest Management: RUTH, Eagle naver 54521 Director: MILTON E. REINKE (266-2196) Alternate: RICHARD A. HEMP Publication: Federation News and Views Bureau of Fire Control: Editor: RICHARD A. HEMP WISCONSIN PHEASANT BREEDERS' Acting Director: A. E. EHLY (266-1993) ASSOCIATION (Organized: 1930) CITIZENS NATURAL RESOURCES Secretary-Treasurer: DON Mac FARLANE, Div. of Services: ASSOCIATION OF WISCONSIN, INC. Mac Farlane Pheasant Farm, 1404 Center Acting Administi star: J. E. GOETZ (Organized: 1951) Ave., Janesville 53545 (608, 752-4403) (266-2121) President; FREDERICK M. Assistant to Administrator: TRYGVE BAUMGARTNER, Rt. I, Box 390, T HORESEN (266-3208) Stevens Point 54481 (715, 341-0494) Vice President: E. H. BERKMAN. 1910 WISCONSIN RESOURCE CONSERVATION B ureau of Engineering: 3RD St., Wausau 54401 COUNCIL Box 707, Mellen 54546 Director: LAURENCE F. MOTL (266-2136) Secretary: MRS. HAROLD G. KRUSE, (To promote sound planning and action in the Hickory Hill Farm, Loganville 53943 wise use of the State's natural resources by B ureau of Research: (608, 727.2289) banding together organizations interested in Director: EDWARD SCHNEBERGER Treasurer: BERTHA I. PEARSON, Box these resources.) (266-2414) 929, Wausau 54401 (715, 675-2087) President: MRS. G. L. McCORMICK, Assistant Director: CYRIL KA BAT Publication: The CNRA Report S37-W26861 Holiday Hill Rd., Waukesha (266-1994) Editor: MRS. HAROLD G. KRUSE 53186 Chief, Editorial Section: RUTH HINE Vice President: PAUL W. ROMIG, 201 W. (3561956) IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA. Whitney, Green Bay 54301 Chief, Technical Services Section: DONALD INC. (Wisconsin Div.) Secretary: MARTIN HANSON, Box 707, THOMPSON (266-1829) President: MIKE BORDEN, 740 N. Water Mellen 54546 Chief, Research Coordination Section: St., Milwaukee 53201 Treasurer: CARMELLA BLECHA, Rt. 5, CARROLL BESADNY (266-1327) Secretary: PAUL J. McEVOY, 700 Green Bay 54303 Brinsmere Dr., Elm Grove Div. of Trust Lands and Investments: Executive Secretary: PAUL I. BURBACH, Administrator: JAMES S. COOPER 710 N. Plankinton, Milwaukee 53203 (266-1370) TREES FOR TOMORROW, INC, Box 377, WISCONSIN SOCIETY FOR ORNITHOLOGY, GEOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY Merrill 54452 (715, 536-5763) (Organized: INC., THE (Organized: 1939) SURVEY. University Extension, University 1944) President: DONALD J. HENDRICK, 228 of Wisconsin, 1815 University Ave., President: W. J. DAVIS, Vice President and E. Somo Ave., Tomahawk 54487 Madison 53706 (608, 262-1705) General Manager, St. Regis Paper Co., Vice Presidents: WILLIAM H. PUGH, 2703 State Geologist and Director: GEORGE F. Rhinelander 54501 Green Haze Ave., Racine 53406; HANSON Vice Presidents: PIERCE ELLIS, Oslkosh; ROCKNE KNUTH, 502 E. Merrill GLENN STEVEM, Brokaw Ave., Fond Du Lac 54935 SOIL CONSERVATION BOARD, Soils Bldg., Secretary: JOHN BARD, Vice President, Secretary: MRS. DAVID J. COX, 1105 University of Wisconsin, Madison 53706 American Can Co., Neeneh 54956 Cottage Ave., Beloit 53511 (Coordinates the programs of the 72 Soil and Treasurer: LEONARD KUEHL, President, Treasurer: MPS. ALFRED 0. HOLZ, 125 Water Conservation Disticts and those of the Flambeau Paper Co Park Falls E. Kolb St., Green Bay 54301 Federal and State agencies which assist them; Executive Director: M. N. TAYLOR Publications:(1)The Passenger Pigeon(21The keeps the public informed of soil and water Badger Birder conservation efforts.) WISCONSIN ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND Editors: CHARLES A. KEMPER, M.D., Chairman: HENRY AHLGREN, Madison WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS 733 Maple St., Chippewa Falls 54729; (2) Executive Secretary: WILLIAM J. President: MILTON STELLRECHT, RI. I, MARY DONALD, 6918 N. Belmont HORVATH (608, 262:7634) Spooner 54801 (715, 635-3621) La., Milwaukee 53217

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Commissioner and Director; JAMES B. STATE BOARD OF LAND COMMISSIONERS, WHITE (777-7631) 113 State Capitol Bldg., Cheyenne 82001 Assistant Director: EARL M. THOMAS (307, 777.7331) (777-7633) Chairman: GOV. STANLEY K. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES State Game Warden: HOWARD HATHAWAY ROBINSON (777-7604) Secretary and Land Commissioner: ALBERT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 308 Assistant State Game Warden: REX E. KING Capitol Bldg., Cheyenne 82001 (307, CORSI (777-7604) 777-7321) State Fish Warden: W. DONALD DEXTER STATE FORESTRY DIVISION, Capitol Bldg., Commissioner: GLENN J. HERTZLER, JR. (777.7686) Cheyenne 82001 (307, 777.7333) Acting Director, Div. of Food and Drugs: Assistant State Fish Warden: CLIFF (Organized: 1952) GLENN J. HERTZLER, JR. BOSLEY (777-7686) State Forester: CARL E. JOHNSON Director, Div. of Resource Conservation: Chief, Research and Development: Assistant State Foresters: HERBERT C. KENNETH STURMAN CHESTER ANDERSON (777-7738) COTTRELL, BRYCE E. LUNDELL Director, Div. of Plant Industry: WALTER Chief, Information and Education: GEORGE H. PATCH E. KAMINSKI (777-7735) CITIZEN GROUPS Chief, Fiscal Div.: PHILIP F. LESLIE State Soil and Water Conservation (777-7726) WYOMING WILDLIFE FEDERATION, Box Committee: Publication: WyomingWildlife 1406, Casper 82601 (307, 2345212) Executive Secretary: MARVIN H. Editor: GEORGE SURA (A representative statewide organization, CRONBERG District Warden Supervisors: KENNETH W. affiliated with the National Wildlife MARTIN, Box 483, Jackson 83001 Federation, primarily devoted to the wise use, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC PLANNING (733-2321); DALE WEST, Box 988, preservation, aesthetical appreciation, ani AND DEVELOPMENT. 210 W. 23rd St., Cody 82414; WILLIAM L. MORRIS, restoration of wildlife and other natural Cheyenne 82001 (307, 777-7284) Box 761, Sheridan 8280: (674-6507); resources.) Executive Director: ROY PECK JAMES A. ARNOLDI, Box 865, Green President: GUY H. WILLIAMS, 2163 S. Assistant to the Executive Director: JEAN R. River 82935 (875-3223); DEWEY Coffman, Casper 82601 (307, 234-52)2) PIERCE HENDERSON, 1107 Sanders, Laramie Vice (resident: FRED BOY Box 672, Chief of Industrial Development: B. T. 82070(745-4046); WILLIAM I. CRUMP, Pinedale 82941 " BURT " SHELDON 260 Buena Vista, Lander 82520 Secretary: RICHARD D. WAGNER, 2104 Chief of Water Development: MYRON (332-2688); FRED R. YEAMAN, Box Kingsboro Rd., Casper 82601 (307, GOODSON 840, Casper 82601 (234-9185) 225-1098) Chief of Mineral Development: JOHN T. Treasurer: GRANT EVANS, 208 Main St., GOODIER Evanston 82930 Chief of State Planning: JEROME M. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, University of Affiliate Representative: JOHN C. SORZEA, MARK Wyoming, Box 3008, University Sta., 1306 Kimberly, Rock Springs 82901 (307, Laramie 82070(307, 766-2286) 362-6243) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL (Activities include surface and subsurface Alternate: L. W. "BILL" ISAACS, Box SERVICES, Div. of Health and Medical geologic mapping; mineral, rock, and fossil 38, Pinedale 82941 Services, State Office Bldg., Cheyenne investigations; and assistance in resources Publication: WWF Newsletter 82001 (307, 777-7275) development. Established: 1933) Editor: RICHARD D. WAGNER AdminiAzator: LAWRENCE J. COHEN, State Geologist: DANIEL N. MILLER, JR. M.D. IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, Director, Sanitary Engineering Services: RECREATION COMMISSION, P.O. Box 309, INC. (Wyoming Div.) ARTHUR E. WILLIAMSON (777-7513) Cheyenne 82001 (307, 777.7550) President: LADD SVOBODA, 514 Harvard (Responsible for administering the Land and La., Cheyenne 82001 GAME AND FISH COMMISSION, Box 1550, Water Conservation Fund Act, historical Secretary-Treasurer: MRS. CLAYTON Cheyenne 82001 (307, 777-7461) Preservation Act, state parks, state recreation TROSPER, 4009 Snyder, Cheyenne Commission Members: CHARLES M. areas, historic markers and monuments,,state 82001 CROWELL, President, Casper; JACK archaeologist program, and snowmobile CORSI, Vice President, Etna; FRANK legislation. Formed. 1967) WYOMING ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND CURTIS, Wolf; HARRY DeBOLT, Director: PAUL H. WESTEDT WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Torrington; HARRY BARKER, JR., Chief, Planning Div.: RANDY WAGNER President: DAN S. BUDD, Big Piney 83113 Moose; WILLIAM KRUEGER, Chief, Development Div.: PAUL (307, 276-3557) Greybull; REG SAFFORD, Lusk SCHWIEGER

96 CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND NATIONAL CITIZEN GROUPS

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Western Region, Canadian Wildlife Service, Supervisor, Lands: W. T. MUNRO Centennial Bldg., 10015-103 Ave., (995-6461) CANADIAN COUNCIL OF RESOURCES Edmonton 14, Alberta (403, 429-58111 Wildlife Biologists: T. C. DAUPHINE, C. MINISTERS, Suite 830, 620 Dorchester Regional Director: VACANT JONKEL, R. H. KERBES, D. R. Blvd., West, Montreal 101, Quebec (514, Supervisor, Mamma logy Research: WARD E. MILLER, F. L. MILLER, G. R. 866-8334) STEVENS PARKER, 293 Albert St., Ottawa 4, (Crested by the Federal and ten Provincial Supervisor, Surveys and Enforcement: Ontario (613, 995-6461); W. D. Governments to establish a new approach to RONALD H. MacKAY BARKLEY, Wye Marsh Centre, P.O. the orderly development of Canada's Supervisor, Lands: G. H. STAINES Box 100, Midland, Ontario (705, renewable natural resources. Organized: 1962) Supervisor, Ornithology Research: VACANT, 526-7809); R. G. B. BROWN, R. E. Prairie Migratory Bird Research Centre, CHANDLER, D. G. DENNIS, B. C. Secretariat: Mobile No. 1, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan JOHNSON, Federal Bldg., Wellington ;:cretary-General: CHRISTIAN DE LAET (306,374 -5404) St., East, Aurora, Ontario (416, Administrative Assistant: G. GRANT Wildlife Biologists: H. J. ARMBRUSTER, 727-9442); P. DEAN, A. D. SMITH, G. Projects Coordination: R. D. MUNRO L. N. CARBYN, R. W. FYFE, A. S. H. WATSON, W. R. WHITMAN, P.O. Documentation and Surveys: S. SINGH GOODMAN, JOHN P. KELSALL, A. Pox 180, Sackville, New Brunswick (506, Information: Y. GAUTHIER RADVANYI, L. I. RETFALVI, G. W. 536-2025); C. A. DROLET, P. A. Publication: Resources Bulletin SCOTTER, M. SORENSEN, J. G. PEARCE, T. J. WOOD, P.O. Box 486, STELFOX, C. R. SURRENDI, E. S. Fredericton, New Brunswick (506, CANADIAN WILDLIFE SERVICE, 400 Laurier TELFER, K. VERMEER, H. K. 475-5576); D. I. GILLESPIE, L. M. Ave., West, Ottawa 4, Ontario WEAVER, 10015-103 Ave., Edmonton, TUCK, Rm. 611, Sir Humphrey Gilbert (A branch of th Department of Indian Alberta (403, 429.5811); H. BLOKPOEL, Bldg., St. John's, Newfoundland (709, Affairs and Northern Development. J. R. CALDWELL, H. J. DIRSCHL, 726-1647); G. ARSENAULT, J. P. Administers the Migratory Birds Convention E. DRIVER, A. DZUBIN, BERNARD LAMOUREUX, J. i. M. LAPERLE, Act, Game Export Act for the Territories, GOLLOP, J. B. MILLAR, R. E. G. Suite 801, P1. Laurier, 2700 Blvd., National Registry of Pesticide Residues in MURRAY, L. G. SUGDEN, Prairie Ste-Foy, Quebec (418, 694-3914) Wildlife Tissues; carries out research on Migratory Bird Research Centre, Mobile Limnologist: J. KEREKES, P.O. Box 2207, migratory birds throughout Canada, and on No. I, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (306, Halifax, Nova Scotia (902, 429.3210) mammals and birds in national parks, Yukon, 374-5404); E. H. McEWAttl, The Northwest Territories; and provides Vivarium, University of British Columbia DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES AND management advice to parks and Territories. Campus, VancOuver 8, British Columbia FORESTRY, Sir Charles Tupper Bldg., Organized: 1947) (604, 228-3189); J. F. T. CARREIRO, Riverside Dr., Ottawa 8, Ontario Director: JOHN S. TENER (613, 996-1455) R. D. HARRIS, W. A. MORRIS, E. (Reorganized: 1969) Deputy Director: ALAN G. LOUGHREY W. TAYLOR, P. E. WHITEHEAD, Minister: JACK DAVIS (613, 997-4077) (992-3826) University of British Columbia Campus, Executive Assistant: J. MULLALLY Chief, Administrative Services: F. HUGH Vancouver 8, British Columbia (604, (997-4077) SCHULTZ (992-8673) 224-3238); A. A. CURRIER, E. KUYT, Deputy Minister: A. W. H. NEEDLER Staff Specialist, Migratory Bird Habitat: N. M. SIMMONS, P.O. Box 508, Ft. (997-4125) NOLAN G. PERRET (992-5305) Smith, Northwest Territories (403, Adviser to the Mitotter on Renewable Staff Specialist, Migratory Bird Populations: 872. 2341); T. W. BARRY, V. D. Resource Development: J. R. WEIR F. GRAHAM COOCH (992-322;1 HAWLEY, P.O. Box 1509, Inuvik, (997-4593) Wildlife Biologist, Migratory Bird Northwest Territories (2452); A. M. Special Adviser to the Deputy Minister: S. V. Populations: A. J. EF:SKINE (995-6992) PEARSON, Whitehorse, Yukon OZERE (997-4029) Staff Specialist, Mammit;ogy: N. S. Territory (668-2857); G.D. ADAMS, D. Assistant Deputy Minister, Forestry Research NOVAKOWSKI (996-5997) R. HALLADAY, G. D. RAVELING, Service: M. L. PREBBLE (992-4755) Staff Specialist, Limno logy: J. P. 114-A Garry St., Winnipeg I, Manitoba CUERRIER (992-5593) (204, 995-2424) FISHERIES SERVICE: Staff Specialist, Interpretation: R. YORK Limnologists: R. S. ANDERSON, Dept. of (Administers all tidal or sea fisheries of EDWARDS (992-3229) Biology, University of Calgary, Calory Canada, except those of the Province of Staff Specialist, Land Use: VICTOR E. F. 44, Alberta (403, 282-7870); B. Quebec; all the freshwater fisheries of New SOLMAN, Rm. 1331, 161 Laurier Ave., KOOYMAN, 3. C. WARD, Customs Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Guy Carleton Bldg., Ottawa, Ontario Bldg., Calgary, Alberta (403, 262-6545) Prince Edward Ward, Northwest and Yukon (992-9586) Territories; and is reponsible for anadromous Pathology. LAURENT P. E. CHOQUETTE, Eastern Region, Canadian Wildlife Service, species of British Columbia. Established: E. BROUGHTON, G. 0. GIBSON, 10 Dibblee Bldg., Hwy. 31, Ottawa I, 1867) Beechwood Ave., Vanier City, Ontario Ontario (613, 992-1616) Assistant Deputy Minister, Fisheriesavice: (992-2557) Regional Director: I. E. BRYANT R. R. LOGIE (997-4768) Pesticides Section: Supervisor, Ornithology Research: H. BOYD International Fisheries Service: ANT/40NY KEITH (9961648) (995-6461) Biometrics Section: DENIS A. BENSON Supervisor, Mammalogy Research: A. H. Director: W. M. SPRULES (997-4349) Associate Director: E B. YOUNG (997-4528) (996-1603) MacPHERSON (993-6461) Editorial and Information: JOHN Supervisor, Surveys and Enforcement: W. R. Fisheries Prices Support Board: CAMERON (995-6131) MILLER (995-6461) Chairman: G. L. GRANT (997-4387)

97 Maria and Administration Branch: RUGG LES (Acting) Regional Directors: Director: A. G. TRICKEY (997-8186) Western: W. McKIM, Customs Bldg., Central Region, Winnipeg, Manitoba (204, Calgary, Alberta (403, 265-6380) Regional Operations Branch: 946-8207) Central: J. J. SEGUIN, P.O. Box 1359, Director: C. R. LEVELTON (997-4044) Regional Director: VACANT Cornwall, Ontario (613, 933.1234) Assistant Regional Director: C. MacEWAN Atlantic: L. H. ROBINSON, P.O. Box 2207, Conservation and Protection Branch: Chief, Administration Branch: B. E. SNEAD Halifax, Nova Scotia (902, 429.3210) Director: J. G. HUTCHISON (Acting) Chief, Information Branch: J. G. K. BARRIE (997-491 5) Chief, Inspection Branch: VACANT FISHERIES RESEARCH BOARD OF CANADA, Sir Charles Tupper dtdg., Industrial Development Branch: Mabee Region, Quebec City, Quebec (418, Riverside Dr., Ottawa 8, Ontario Director: L. S. BRADBURY (997-4)78) 694 -3010) Chairman: J. R. WEIR (613, 997-4593) Assistant Director: P HART (997-4456) Reelnal Director: L. MORIN Deputy Chairman: W. R. MARTIN Chief, Administration Branch: M. LECLERC (997-4435) Information and Consumer Branch: Chief, Inspection Branch: R. POIRIER Pubiletion: Journal of Fisheries Research Board Director: T. H. TURNER (997-4202) of Canada Assistant Director: M. F. RONAYNE Pacific Region, Vancouver, British Columbia Editor: J. C. STEVENSON, Office of the (997-4328) (418, 684-8511) Editor, Fisheries Research Board of Chief, Consumer Section: M. MYER Regional Director: W. R. HOURSTON Canada, 116 Lisgar St., Ottawa 4, Ontario (997-4462) Assistant Regional Director: R. E. Publication: Fisheries of Canada McLAREN NORTHERN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Editor: E. H. HEARNDEN Chief, Administration Branch: VACANT BRANCH, Department of Indian Affairs Chief, Conservation and Protection Branch: and Northern Development, 400 Llurier Inspection Branch: M. P. HOUGHTON Ave., West, Ottawa 4, Ontario Director: G. G. ANDERSON (Acting) Chief, Economics Branch: B. A. CAMPBELL (Administers all renewable and nonrenewable (997-4166) Chief, Information Branch: P. BRENNAN resources in the Yu:on Territory and the Chief, Inspection Branch: D. D. WILSON Northwest Territorirs of Canada.) Personnel Branch: (Acting) Director: A. D. 111.114T (613, 99A-1355) Director: T. R. REID (997-4014) Chief, Personnel Branch: A. G. COURTENAY Chief, Water, Forests and Lands Div.: J. K. Chief, Resource Development: NAYSMITH (995-6025) Resource Development Branch; L. EDGEWORTH Chief, Oil and Mineral Div.: H. W. Director: K. C. LUCAS (997-4597) WOODWARD (992-5179) Assistant Director: E. W. BURRIDGE DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND (997-4526) NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT. 400 Laurier CITIZEN GROUPS Ave., West, Ottawa 4, Ontario Sera Lamprey Control Experiment. Sault Ste. Minister: JEAN CHRETIEN ATLANTIC SALMON ASSOCIATION, Suite Marie, Ontario Deputy Minister: J. A. MacDONALD 705, 1255 University St., Montreal 110, Director: J. J. TIBBLES Quebec (514, 866-2248) (Organized: 1948) Assistant Director: A. K. LAMSA National and Historic Parks Branch: President: D. O'C. DOHENY, Q.C., Director; JOHN I. NICOL (613, 992-0904) Montreal Regional Offices: Assistant Director (General): JEAN Vice Presidents: E. E. WILSON, Hartford, CHARRON (992-4816) Conn.; SENATOR LOUIS BEAUBIEN, Newfoundland Region, P.O. Box 5667, St. Acting Assistant Director (National Parks): Montreal John's, Newfoundland (709, 726-7330) PETER B. LESAUX (992-0148) Honorary Secretary-Treasurer: F. STUART Regional Director: H. R. BRADLEY Assistant Director (Historic Sites): PETER H. MOLSON, Montreal Assistant Regional Director: H. R. FOUND BENNETT (996-1077) Manager: T. B. FRASER Chief, Administration Branch: L. W. Chief, Planning Div., National Parks Service: Directors: DONALD H. STEWART, BOURGEOIS HAROLD K. EIDSVIK (992-8248) Montreal; K. H. BROWN, Q.C., Chief, Conservation and Protection Branch: Chief, Operations Div., National Parks Montreal; J. T. H. FENETY, H. V. E. SMITH Service: LOUIS LEMIEUX (992-0938) Fredericton, New Brunswick; DANA S. Chief, Economics Branch: E. DUNNE Acting Chief, Operations Div., National LAMB, New York; J. H. CRANG, Chief, Information Branch: E. P. QUIGLEY Historic Sites Service: H. J. MITCHELL Toronto, Ontario; C. W. ENGELHARD, Chief, Inspection Branch: J. P. HENNESSY (992-5375) Newark, N.J.; J. N. MORTON, Chief, Personnel Branch: C. C. COUSENS Chief, Research Div., National Historic Montreal; RENAULT ST. LAURENT, Chief, Resource Development Branch: V. R. Sites Service: J. H. RICK (996-5049) Q.C., Quebec City, Quebec; ARTHUR TAYLOR Financial and Management Adviser: SIMARD, Montreal; LEE WULFF, STUART MENSFORTH (992-0784) Keene, N.H. Maritimes Region, Halifax, Nova Scotia (902, Personnel Adviser: A. C. HOLDEN Publkation: Atlantic Salmon Journal 422-1721) (992-5853) Editor: WINNIFRED WRIGHT Regional Director: R. N. GORDON Head, Information Services (Conservation Assistant Regional Director: C. M. Group): DARRELL EAGLES (992-3276) CANADIAN AUDUBON SOCIETY, 46 St. BLACK WOOD National Parks Information Section Clair Ave., East, Toronto 7, Ontario (416, Chief, Administratiod Branch: VACANT (Conservation Group): JOHN 925-3891) Chief, Conservation and Protection Branch: DEBONDT (995-7952) (To produce, through education and research, A. P. FITZGERALD National Historic Sites Information Section a significant body of informed public opinion Chief, Economics Branch: D. A. MacLEAN (Conservation Group): that recognizes the need to manage the Chief, Information Branch: W. J. LEVER MURIEL HARRISON (995-7952) environment of air, soil, water, wildlife, and Chief, Inspection Branch: R. J. McNCIL plants on sound ecological principles. Chief, Personnel Branch: G. J. WOOD Founded: 1948) Chief, Resource Development: C. P. Chairman: C. I. P. TATE

98 Vice Chairman: HELEN LLOYD 1st Vice President: VACANT President: L. M. CAMERON, Richardson Secretary: WALTER M. TOVELL 2nd Vice President: W. O. BURCH, British Swurities of Canada, 173 Portage Ave., Treasurer: DONALD H. BALDWIN Columbia Forest Products Ltd., 110 East, Winnipeg 2, Manitoba (204, Managing Director: PATRICK A. HARDY Melville St., Vancouver 5, British 988-5858) Publication: Canadian Audubon Columbia Secretary: E. B. PITBLADO, 900 Royal Editor: PATRICK A. HARDY Secretary-Manager: A. G. RACEY Bank Bldg., 220 Portage Ave., Winnipeg Publication:Forestry Chronicle I, Manitoba (204, 942-0391) CANADIAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, Suite Editor: G. F. WEETMAN, Pulp & Paper Managing Director: E. F. BOLE 303, 185 Somerset, West, Ottawa 4, Research Institute of Canada, 570 St. Chief Biologist: W. G. LEITCH Ontario John's Rd., Pointe Claire, Quebec Chief Engineer: E. W. BURKELL (A federation of provincial forestry Public Information: W. A. WEST associations. Organized: 1900) CANADIAN WILDLIFE FEDERATION. 1419 President: E. G. SHORTER Outing Ave., Ottawa 3, Ontario INTERNATIONAL. COUNCIL FOR BIRD Executive Secretary: A. D. HA:.L (613, Presirtent: EDWARD D. GLENDENING, PRESERVATION (Canadian Section) 232-1815) 1260 Sun Life Bldg., Montreal, Quebec Chairman: PATRICK A. HARDY, Vice Presidents: ALLISON BUDGEN, St. Canadian Audubon Society, 46 St. Clair CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF FORESTRY, P.O. John's, Newfoundland; ANDY Ave., East, Toronto 7, Ontario Box 5000, MacDonald College, Quebec RANKIN, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan; (514, 453-4281) JACK O'DETTE, Kingston, Ontario NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL PARKS (An independent, nonprofit association of Executive Director: RICHARD C. ASSOCIATION OF CANADA.Suite 18, 43 professional foresters, forest scientists, and PASSMORE (613, 725-2191) Victoria St., Toronto 1, Ontario affiliates in Cansda. Encourages wider Publication:Wildlife News President: A. P. FRAME, Suite 716, 200 understanding of problems in forestry, University Ave., Toronto improves forestry practice, and advances uUCKS UNLIMITED (Canada), 1495 Pembina Vice Presidents: M. DE LA members in their knowledge of forestry. Hwy., Winnipeg 19, Manitoba (204, SABLONNIERE, S.J., 4265 Papineau, Membership: 2,200: Established: 1908) 474-1476) East, Montreal, Quebec; P. W. OLAND, President: FRANCOIS MATTE, 137 St. Chairman of the Board: F. AUGER, Lancaster, New Brunswick John's Rd., Pointe Claire, Quebec VaAcouver, British Columbia Executive Director: GAVIN HENDERSON

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ALBERTA Parks Planning Supervisor: C. H. HARVIE Vancouver; A E. JENKINS, Vancou- (299-3921) ver Provincial Parks Administrative Officer: W. Secretary: KATHLEEN SMITH, 1108 H ALBERTA FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION, T. GALLIVER (229-3074) Hillside Rd., West Vancouver 212-8631 109th St., Edmonton, Alberta Publicity Officer: C. E. HAGLUND Treasurer: W. R EMERTON, 1177 (403, 439-4246) (229-4495) W. Hastings, Vancouver 1 President: GORDON PEEL Personnel Officer: R. J. CLARK (229-3411) Public Relations Director: .1. F. Vice Presidents: VERN ARNOLD, Publication:Alberta BENDELL, 4678 W. 4th, Vancouver 8 Foremost, Alberta; VINCE DURDA, Lands-Forests-Parks-Wildlife Publication: Newsletter Rycroft, Alberta Editor: C. E. HAGLUND Editor: J. MARSHALL (Miss), 1155 W. Secretary-Manager: PAUL L. MORCK Georgia St., Vancouver 5 Publiation:Defending All Outdoors DUCKS UNLIMITED (CanadnAlberta BRITISH COLUMBIA WILDLIFE Operation), 218 Alberta Block, 10526 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS, FEDERATION,Villa Motor Hotel, 3020 Jasper Ave., Edmonton 14, Alberta (403, Sumner Ave., Burnaby 2, British Natural Resources Bldg., Edmonton 6, 422-3266) Alberta Columbia (604, 434-6671) (Dedicated to the wise use and management Provincial Manager: FRED SHARP President: R. N. PEDERSEN of the Province's :enewable resources: its Provincial Biologist: C. LACY Executive Director: GEOFF WARDEN land, forests, p.rks and wildlife. Has jurisdiction ceer matters pertaining to fish DEPARTMENT OFRECREATION AND and game.) BRITISH COLUMBIA CONSERVATION,Parliament Bldgs., Minister: J. DONOVAN ROSS (403, Victoria, British Columbia (604, 382-6111) 229-3363) BRITISH COLUMBIA WATERFOWL Minister: W. K. KIERNAN (Local 2481) Deputy Minister: V. A. WOOD (229-3475) SOCIETY, THE. P.O. Box 2582, Deputy Minister: HAROLD G. Fish and Wildlife Director: STUART B. Vancouver 3, British Columbia McWILLIA MS (Local 2482) SMITH (229-4461) (To further the conservation and man- Chief Fishery Biologist: MARTIN J. PAETZ agement of waterfowl habitat in British Fish andWildlife Branch: (229-4461) Columbia. Founded: 1951) Director: JAMES HATTER (Local 2411) Chief Wildlife Biologist: GORDON R. President: P. J. BANDY, 2348 23rd Chief, Protection and Enforcement: KERR (229.4461) Ave., Vancouver 8 CHARLES E. ESTLIN (Local 2410) Provincial Parks Director: E. P. SHAVER Vice Presidents: HUGH C. MONAiIAN, Chief, Fisheries Management: EDWIN H. (299-3073) North Vancouver; R. HARRIS, VERNON (Local 2411)

99 Chief, Wildlife Management: W. GLEN Forests: A. W. BRAINE, 808 Norquay Minister: W. R. CALLAHAN (Ext. 302) SMITH (Local 2412) Bldg. (946-7294) Deputy Minister, Resources Branch: G. B. Director, Provincial Parks Branch: ROBERT Director, Fish and Wildlife: A. 0. MALONE (Ext. 305) AHRENS JARDINE, 808 Norquay Bldg. Assistant Deputy Minister: W. F. HAYNES Director, Provincial Museum: G. (946-7294) (Ext. 306) CLIFFORD CARL (Local 3570) Director, Research: K. H. DOAN, 908 Director of Wildlife: D. G. PIKE (Ext. 327) Director, Commercial Fisheries Branch: Norquay Bldg. (946-7114) Chief Biologist: S. F. MANUEL (726-0660) ROBERT G. McMYNN (Local 2488) Manitoba Land-Use Coordinator, Canada Extension Biologist: W. WHIFFEN Publication: Wildlife Review Land Inventory Project: M. C. McKAY, (726-0660) Editor: W. T. WARD 430 Edmonton St. Winnipeg t (942-6531) Director, Conservation Extension: A. S. Department of Travel Industry: MURRAY, 1-139 Tuxedo Ave., NOVA SCOTIA Minister: W. K. KIERNAN (Local 2480) Winnipeg 29 (4894541) Deputy Minister: R. B. WORLEY (Local Director, Project Development and DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS, 3360) Economics: J. NYKOLUK, 1000 Halifax, Nova Scotia (902, 424-5935); Box Director, British Columbia Government Norquay Bldg. (946-7282) Travel Bureau: R. L. COLBY (Local 516, Kentville, Nova Scotia (902, 678-4198) 2415) Regional Directors: Director, Photographic Branch: F. W. E. Minister: GEORGE A. SNOW, Halifax Northern: W. C. McLEAN, Box 990, The Deputy Minister: R. H. BURGESS, Halifax ROUND (Local 2490) Pas (623-2612) Supervisor, British Columbia Information Eastern: H. P. LAWS, 308 1181 Portage Wildlife Conservation DIv.: Center: G. , 652 Ave., Winnipeg 10 (772.1986) Burrard St., Vancouver, British Columba (To implement a wildlife research and Southern: C. K. SMITH, 308 1181 Portage management program aimed at conserving (681-5177) Ave., Winnipeg 10 (772-1275) and promoting the Provincial wildlife Western: VACANT, 120 First Ave., Dauphin resource as an important economic entity DUCKS UNLIMITED (CanadaBritish (638-3081) Columbia Operation), 240 - 777 compatible with agriculture, forestry and Broughton St., Victoria, British Columbia other resource discipline. Established: 1958) DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM AND Director: M. H. PRIME, Kentville (604, 383-2922) RECREATION Provincial Manager: GUNNAR CAMPBELL Director of Extension: L. S. HAWBOLDT, Director, Tourist Branch: W. E. ORGAN, Halifax Provincial Biologist: TOM STERLING 511 Norquay Bldg., Winnipeg I, Director of Parks: E. S. ATKINS, Box 68, Manitoba (204, 946-7455) Truro FEDERATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Director of Surveys: H B. ROBERTSON, NATURALISTS, P.O. Box 4246, Sta. D, DUCKS UNLIMITED (CanadaManitoba Halifax Vancouver, British Columbia Operation), 1495 Pembina Hwy., Director of Forestry: G. k. MAYBEE, (To provide the naturalists of British Winnipeg 19, Manitoba (204, 474-1476) Halifax Columbia with a unified voice in conservation Provincial Manager: A. C. BURNS Wildlife Biologists: F. C. VAN matters, to encourage formation of natural Provincial Biologist: G. H. TOWNSEND NOSTRAND, F. J. PAYNE, A. H. history societies, and to promote activities of PATTON, M. J. BAIN, C. E. interest to naturalists. Organized: 1963) MANITOBA WILDLIFE FEDERATION. 1770 MULLEN, P. D. TUFTS, Kentville President: HUGH C. MONAHAN, 3001 Notre Dame Ave., Winnipeg 21, Wildlife Park: E. R. PACE, Superintendent, Paisley St., Ncrth Vancouver Manitoba (204, 774-2926) (Membership: Shubenacadie Secretary: M. A. ERIAULT, 2250 York St., 16,415) Vancouver President: GAR GLAYS NOVA SCOTIA WILDLIFE FEDERATION, Executive Director: PAUL F. MURPHY P.O. Box 654, Halifax, Nova Scotia Publication: Wildlife Crusader President: H. D. FAIRN, Box 459, Wolrville MANITOBA Managing Editor: PAUL F. MURPHY

DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND NATURAL ONTARIO RESOURCES, Winnipeg, Manitoba NEW BRUNSWICK Minister: LEONARD S. EVANS, 358 Legislative Bldg., Winnipeg I (204, DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, ALGONQUIN WILDLANDS LEAGUE, Box 946-7120) Centennial Bldg., Fredericton, New 114, Sta. Q, Toronto 7, Ontario Deputy Minister: W. WINSTON MAIR, 352 Brunswick (To educate the public to recognize the Legislative Bldg. (946-7438) Minister: W. R. DUFFLE importance of protecting public parks in Assistant Deputy Ministers: M. J. GOBERT Deputy Minister: R. L. BISHOP Ontario, particularly those of significant (Mines and Departmental Services), 1010 Recreation: A. T. PELLETIER wilderness clm:::;:te, to encourage the Norquay Bldg. (946-7859); W. K. Director, Fish and Wildlife Branch: BRIAN establishment of additional wilderness park WEBSTER (Field Operation), 802 C. CARTER areas, and to promote their use in a manner Norquay Bldg. (946-7446); L. BROOKS Chief Wildlife Biologist: H. HASWELL appropriate for both recreation and scientific (Research, Planning, and Programming), Chief Game Warden: A. M. HUGHES study. Founded: 1968) 1010 Norquay Bldg. (946-7292) President: C. ABBOTT CONWAY, R.R. 1, Director, Mines: J. S. ROPER, 901 Norquay Puslinch, Ontario (416, 363-4474) Bldg. (946-7428) Director, Surveys: E. NEWFOUNDLAND 1st Vice Preddent: DOUGLAS H. PIMLOTT GAUER, 816 Norquay Bldg. (946-7117) (416, 918-3509) Director, Management Services: L. R. POUT, 2nd Vice President: DANIEL A. GIBSON 1003 Norquay Bldg. (946-7436) DEPARTMENT OF MINES, AGRICULTURE (925-2221) Director, Air Service: H. P. SMITH, LA:. du AND RESOURCES, Confederation Bldg., Secretary: PATRICK A. HARDY (925-3891) Bonnet (345.2245) Director, Lands and St. John's, Newfoundland (709, 722-0711) Treasurer: J. DAVID O'BRIEN

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CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES BRANCH, Assistant Director: GERALD B. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Depart7ent of Energy and Resources McKEATING Management, 880 Bay St., Toronto 5, Ontario (416, 165-6287) JACK MINER MIGRATORY BIRD DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES, P.O. Box Director: A. S. L. BARNES FOUNDATION, INC., Kingsville, Ontario 2000, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Head, Fish and Wildlife Section: K. M. President and Treasurer: MANLY F. Island MAYALL MINER Minister: CECIL A. MILLER (894-4567) Vice "-esident: DEL A. SMITH, 8900 Deputy Minister: E. M. GORMAN CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF ONTARIO, Jefferson, East, Detroit (Mich.) (892.3497) THE, Suite 604, Board of Trade Bldg., 11 Secretary: JASPER WILSON MINER Director, Fish and Wildlife Div.: VACANT Adelaide St., West, Toronto I, Ontario (892.3495) (416, 366-1387) (Coordinates Provincial conservation associations. Membership. 22 organizations; ONTARIO FEDERATION OF ANGLERS AND QUEBEC Organized: 1952) HUNTERS, INC., THE, Suite 204, IS Yonge St., North, Richmond Hill, President: J. W. B. SISAM, Dean of DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, FISH AND Ontario (413, 881-8844) (Incorporated: Forestry, University of Toronto, Toronto GAME, Parliament Bldgs., Quebec City, Founding President: F. H. KORTRIGHT, 1947) Quebec 145 Admiral Rd., Toronto (924-1309) President: R. DON LONGMORE, M.D., Minister: GABRIEL LOUSIER (418, 1880 Latimer Crescent, Sudbury, Ontario Vice President: DONALD W. 693-2224) MIDDLETON, 5TH Fl., 387 Bloor St., 1st Vice President: DOUGLAS Deputy Minister: GILLES CHARRON CORBRIDGE, Box 402, Weston, East, Toronto 5 (693-2207) Executive Director. CLIVE E. GOODWIN, Ontario Assistant Deputy Minister, Fish and Game: II Westbank Crescent, Weston, Ontario 2nd Vice President: JACK C. BOTHWELL, PAUL A. BROWN (693-2204) Publication: The Bulletin Box 71, Lively, Ontario Assistant Deputy Minister, Tourism: JEAN Secretary-Manager: TED YATES Treasurer: FRED HENRY, 1442 Lawrence LENOIR (693-2263) DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS, Executive Secretary: CLAUDE Ave., West, Apt. 1107, Toronto 15, Parliament Ridge., Toronto 5, Ontario LaFERRIERE (693-2219) (416, 365-2701) Ontario . Director of Information: GUSTAVE Publication: Ontario Fish sad Wildlife Minister: RENE BRUNELLE (a05-2701) BEDARD (693-2266) Deputy Minister: 0. H. U. BAYLY Conservation Director of Personnel: PAUL-H. (365-2704) Editor: TED YATES MITCHELL (693-2270) Assistant Deputy Minister: R. D. K. Director of Tourism: ME GERALD BOSSE ACHESON (365-1221) (693-2696) Chief, Accounts Branch: R. R. MacBEAN ONTARIO FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, 229 (365-2761) Fish and Gems Branch: Chief, Fish and Wildlife Branch: C. H. D. College St., Toronto 2B, Ontario (416, Director of Wildlife Div.: ETIENNE CLARKE (365-4251) 927-3986) CO R B El I. (693-2220) Chief, Forest Protection Branch: W. T. (To promote sound land use and the full development, protection, and utilization of Director of Parks: GUY LEMIEUX FOSTER (365-2781) (693-2260) Chief, Lands and Surveys Branch: R. G. Ontario's forest resources for maximum Director of Protection Div.: GEORGES CODE (365-2714) public advantage. Prng..:ms include Smokey SEVIGNY (693-7644) the Bear, Litter Pickin' Pete, Resource Chief, Law Branch: 0. H. FERGUSON, Tourism Brahoh: Director of Hostelry Div.: Rangers (for boys 10-18, with 22 clubs formed Q.C. (365-2748) AUGUSTIN BRASSARD (693-2230) Chief, Operations Branch: G. A. to date), conservation schools, Tree Farming, Director of Publicity Div.: MARC HARDY forestry publicity and historical (late. HAMILTON (365-2711) (693-2290) Chief, Parks Branch: P. ADDISON Member hip: 850) (365-2745) President. D. K. RICHARDSON, 69 PROVANCHER SOCIETY OF NATURAL Chief, Personnel Branch: .1. M. TAYLOR Harrison Rd., Willowdale HISTORY OF CANADA. THE (La Societe (365-2707) Vice President: D. NAYSMITH, Abitibi Provancher d' Historic Naturelle du Chief, Research Branch: W. R. HENSON Paper Co., Toronto-Dominion Centre, Canada), 1160 Bourtamaque Et., Quebec (832-2261, Ext. 327) Toronto City 6, Quebec (Founded: 1918) Chief, Timber Branch: A. J. HERRIDGE Secretary-Manager: J. D. COATS President: RICHARD M. GREENE (365-2731) Publication: Ontario Forests Executive Director: V. E. LYON Supervisor, Conservation Information Section: G. E. MULHOLLAND ONTARIO WATERFOWL RESEARCH PROVINCE OF QUEBEC SOCIETY FOR THE FOUNDATION, 387 Kortright Rd., R.R. PROTECTION OF BIRDS, INC., Montreal Regional Dimmers: 6, Guelph, Ontario (519, 8244729) (Organized: 1917) Northwest Region: L. RINGHAM (807, (To build public support for waterfowl President: M. D. SPENCER, 59 Eastbourne 345-6543) management by establishing a display of Ave., Beaconsfield, Quebec Northeast Region: J. W. LOCKWOOD (705, waterfowl and waterfowl management Honorary Secretary: MRS. G. 1. 673-1114) techniques; and, in cooperation with the WIGHTMAN, 40 King's Rd., Pointe Southern Region: J. W. GILES (832-2261, universities, to provide field training facilities Claire, Quebec Ext. 212) for graduate and undergraduate wildlife Honorary Treasurer 0. E. HIBBARD, 1981 biologists. Formed: 1961) Bourgogne St., Chambly, Quebec FEDERATION OF ONTARIO NATURALISTS, Chairman: R. K. MOORE 1262 Doo Mills Rd., Don Mills, Ontario Secretary: DONALD E. COXE QUEBEC FORESTRY ASSOCIATION, INC. (444-8419) (Organized: 1931) Treasurer: EILEEN HAMMILL (Association Foreseer) Quebecoise, Inc.), President: MARTIN H. EDWARDS Manager: W. H. CARRICK Suite 210, 915 Si. Cyrille, West, Quebec Executive Director: JAMES WOODFORD City (418, 681-3588)

101 Executive Vice President and General Silviculture and Extension Div.: W. S. Conservation Information Services: Manager: J. A. BRETON BAILEY (763-7221) Supervisor: N. MATTH1ES, Regina Forest Inventory Div.: A. KABZEMS (522-1691) QUEBEC WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (764-4814) ASSOCIATION, Suite 705, 1255 Supervisor of Forest Fire Control: A. W. B. Northern Field Administration: University St., Montreal 110, Quebec BENSON (763.5(06) Superintendent: J. W. CLOUTHIER, Prince (514,1166-2248) (Founded: 1859) Albert (764-0202) President: JOHN A. ROLLAND Regional Foresters: Regional Forester: D. MacKINNON, Prince Vice President and Secretary: E. S. COWEN Central: F. R. FORD, Prince Albert Albert (764-0202) (764-4259) QUEBEC WILDLIFE FEDERATION, 6424 St. Hudson Bay: M. T. LITTLE, Hudson Bay DUCKS UNLIMITED (Canada -- Saskatchewan Denis St., Montreal 326, Quebec (514, (865-2681) Operation), 1651 11th Ave., Regina, 271-3579) (Organized: 1946) Saskatchewan (306, 523-0210) President: ROLAND CASAULT, Quebec Fisheries Branch: Provincial Manager: HERB MOULDING City Director: G. c. COULDWELL, Prince Provincial Biologist: M. WRIGHT 1st Vice President: FRED BARRETTE, Albert (763-5734) Rouyn, Quebec Resource Administrators: PAUL NAFTEL, SASKATCHEWAN NATURAL HISTORY 2nd Vice President: ROBERT MAROIS, Prince Albert (763-5734); JOHN SOCIETY, Box 1121, Regina, Hull, Quebec MARCHINKO, Fort Qu' Appel le Saskatchewan 3rd Vice President: GILLES (332-5995) President: CORDON SILVERSIDES, 1201 LAURENDEAU, Trois-Rivieres, Supervisor of Sport Fisheries: D. SNELL, Grace St., Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Quebec Prince Albert (763-5734) (306, 692-4571) Secretary-Manager: PAUL E. PAGEAU Supervisor of Commercial Fisheries: H. B. Secretary: M. BELCHER (Miss), University Treasurer: LEON MARCHESSEAULT, St. STROM, Prince Albert (763-5734) of Saskatchewan, Regina (306, 536-5050) Hyacinthe, Quebec Hatchery Supervisor: W. M. WHITING, Publications: The Blue JayiNewsletter Fort Qu' Appel le (332.5995) Chief Fisheries Biologist: F. M. ATTON, SASKATCHEWAN WILDLIFE FEDERATION, SASKATCHEWAN Fisheries Laboratory, University of 1122 Temperance St., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon (242-7671, Ext. Saskatchewan 491) Presidcnt: ORVILLE ERICKSON, 541 Sixth DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, St., East, Prince Albert Government Administration Bldg., Communications Branch: Secretary-Manager: R. M. FERRIE (306, Regina, Saskatchewan; Provincial Director: R. HOOK, Prince Albert 653-2272) Government Bldg., Prince Albert, (763-5424) Saskatchewan Minister: J. ROSS BARRIE, Regina (306, Surveys Branch: YUKON TERRITORY 522-8433) Controller: W. M. SCHWARTZ, Regina Deputy Minister: W. R. PARKS, Regina (522-1691) (522-1925) DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES AND Administrative Assistant: I. T. WHITE, RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS: FORESTRY. Box 2410, Whitehorse, Regina (522-1691) Chief of Parks and Outdoor Recreation: M. Yukon Territory RESOURCE PROGRAMS: A. LAIRD. Regina (522-1691) District Conservation Officer: J. A. Chief, Resource Programs: T. A. HARPER, SUMMERS Regina (522-1691) Park Planning Branch: Director: C. H. BURTON, Regina DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL AND Region,: Superintendents: (522-1691) INFORMATION, Box 2703, Whiteh:Ase, Southern: D. M. TAYLOR, Regina Yukon Territory (522-1691) Park Operations Branch: Director: VACANT (403, 667-5339) Centro,: W. E. DODDS, Prince Albert Director: W. A. HARTWELL, Regina (764.4239) (522-1691) DAME DEPARTMENT, Box 2703, Whitehorse, Hudson Bay: A. G. STARK, Hudson Bay Yukon Territory (865-2681) Resource Lands Branch: Director: J. B. FITZGERALD (403, Director: G. G. RATHWELL, Regina 667-5228) Wildlife Branch: (522-1691) Director: C. B. FORBES, Regina (522-1691) Assistant Director: H. S. MALIEPAARD, Regional Parks Branch: Regina (522-1691) Director: M. K. BAKER, Regina (522-1691) Fur Administrator: H. READ, Prince Albert (764-4045) Historic Sites Div.: Chief Wildlife Ecologist: D. BLOOD, Supervisor: A. M. SEIVEWR1GHT, Regina Saskatoon (652-8088) (522.1691)

Foraztty Branch (Prince Alberti: Construction Branch: Director: F. H. HEWETT (764-4684) Director: E. C. NICHOLSON, Prince Albert Assistant Director: D. 0. WYLLIE (764-0511) (764-4684) Forest Management Div.: M. C. MILLAR Provincial Museum of Natural History: (763-7222) Director: F. G. BARD, Regina (527-6608)

102 APPENDIX COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Editor's Note: This section attempts to list Forestry Recreation: B.S., M.S. Yale University, New Haven, Conn. 06520 only the major colleges and universities Range Management: B.S., M.S., Ph,D. Forestry: M.S. Ph.D.; DR. FRANCOIS offering professional training for a career in Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. M ERG EN, Dean natural resources management. For a more LYLE K. SOWLS, Leader extensive listing of schools or for career Wildlife: B.S., MS.; ASSOC. PROF. C. R. FLORIDA advice, please write to one of the following HUNG ER FORD professional organizations: University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. 32601 American Institute of Biological Sciences, ARKANSAS Forestry and Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; DR. JOHN 3900 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Washington, L. GRAY, Director D.C. 20016; American Fisheries Society, Arkansas A & M College, College Heights, Forestry Recreation: B.S., M.S. 1040 Washington Bldg., 15th and New Ark. 71633 York Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. Forestry: B.S.; PROF. HENRY H. University of Miami. School of Marine and 20005; American Society of Range C HAM BERLIN, Head Atmospheric Sciences, Miami, Fla. 33149 Management, 2120 S. Birch St., Denver, Fisheries: Ph.D.; F. G. WALTON SMITH, Colo. 80222; National Recreation and Arkansas Polytechnic College, Russellville, Dean Park Association, 1700 Pennsylvania Ark. 72801 Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006; Wildlife: B.S.; RAYMOND D. COUSER GEORGIA Society of American Foresters, 1010 16th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036; Soil CALIFORNIA University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. 30601 Conservation Society of America, 7515 Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. N.E. Ankeny Rd., Ankeny, Iowa 50021; Humboldt State College, Arcata, Calif. 95521 ALFRED C. FOX, Leader The Wildlife Society, Suite S176, 3900 Cooperative Fishery Unit: DR. ROGER A. Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. ALLYN M. Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. BARNHART, Leader HERRICK, Dean 20016 Fisheries: M.S.; DR. GEORGE H. ALLEN, Forestry Recreation: B.S., M.S. Questions relating to a school's courses, Coordinator Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. JAMES H. degrees, or application procedures should be Forestry: B.S., M.S.; EDWIN W. PIERSON, JENKINS directed to its Director of Admissions or Coordinator Registrar. Natural Resources: B.S.; DR. JOHN G. HAWAI I HEWSTON, Coordinator ALABAMA Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; DR. STANLEY W. University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 HARRIS, Coordinator Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. JOHN Auburn University, Auburn, Ala. 36830 A. MACIOLEK, Leader Cooperative Fishery Unit: l'h.D.; DR. JOHN San Jose State College, San Jose, Calif. S. RAMSEY, Leader 95114 Forestry: B.S., M.S.; PROF. WILBUR B. Wildlife: U.S.; PROF. WILLIAM F. GRAF IDAHO DeVALL, Head Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. University of California, Berkeley, Calif. 94720 Idaho State College. Pocatello, Idaho 83201 DANIEL W. SPEAKE, Leader Forestry and Conservation: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; Wildlife: 13.S.; DR. ALLAN D. LINDER Wildlife: B.S.; PROF. THAGGARD DR. JOHN A. ZIVNUSKA, Dean COLVIN Range Management: M.S. University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 83843 Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. ALASKA University of California, Davis, Calif. 95616 DONALD W. ClIA PMAN, Leader Fisheries and Wildlife: B.S.; HARRY W. Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; ERNEST University of Alaska, College, Alaska 99701 COLVIN, JR., Dean WOHLETZ, Dean Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. Range Management: B.S., M.S., Ph.D. DAVID R. KLEIN, Leader COLORADO Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; FREDERICK C. MAURICE G. HORNOCKER, Leader DEAN, Head Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colo. Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; PROF. 80521 KENNETH E. HUNGERFORD ARIZONA Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. ROBERT E. VINCENT, Leader Arizona State University, Tempe, Ariz. 85281 Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. ILLINOIS Wildlife: B.S.; DR. SHELBY D. GERKING FRED A. GLOVER, Leader Fisheries and Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Ill. Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Ariz. PROF. GUSTAV A. SWANSON 62901 86003 Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. ROBERT Forestry: B.S., M.S.; DR. JOHN W. Forestry: B.S.; DR. CHARLES 0. MINOR, E. DI LS, Dean ANDRESEN, Chairman Forestry Recreation: B.S. Dean Range Management: B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Wildlife: M.S.; WILLARD D. KLIMSTRA University of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. 85721 CONNECTICUT University of Illinois. Urbana, 111. 61801 Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. Forestry: B.S.. M.S.; PROF. WILLIAM R. WILLIAM J. McCONNELL, Leader University of Connecticut, Storrs, Conn. 06268 BOGGESS, Head Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; DR. ROBERT D. Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. JOHN H. Wildlife: M.S.; GLENN C. SANDERSON EHRENREICH, !lead McDOWELL, Head

103 West Illinois University, Macomb, III. 61455 Northwestern Louisiana State College, Forestry: U.S.; PROF. ROBERT T. CLAPP, Wildlife: B.S.; J. HENRY SATHER, Dean Natchitoches, La. 71457 Dean Wildlife: B.S.; DR. E. W. ERWIN Wildlife: M.S.; ASSOC. PROF. DALE H. INDIANA A R N ER MAINE Purdue University, Laf. %die, Ind. 47907 MISSOURI Forestry: B.S., M.S., Pfl ; DR. WILLIAM University of Maine, Orono, Me. 04473 C. BRAMBLE, /L.I Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. 65201 Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; PROF. RICHARD W. HATCH, Leader Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. DURWARD L. ALLEN Forestry: B.S., M.S.; PROF. ALBERT D. RICHARD 0. ANDERSON, Leader NUTTING, Director Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. DONALD IOWA Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: U.S., P. DUNCAN, Director M.S., Ph.D.; HOWARD L. MENDALL, Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: B.S., Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50010 Leader M.S.; DR. W. REID GOFORTH, Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. Acting Leader ROBERT J. MUNCY, Leader MASSACHUSETTS Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. HENRY H. ILIQNTANA WEBSTER, Head UnMirsity of Massachusistts, Amherst, Mass. Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: B.S., 01002 Montana State University. Bozeman, Mont. M.S., Ph.D.; DR. ARNOLD 0. Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. 59715 HAUGEN JAMES A. McCANN, Leader Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D; DR. Forestry: B.S., M.S.; PROF. ARNOLD D. RICHARD J. GRAHAM KANSAS RHODES, Head Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; PROF. DON C. QUI M BY University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. 66044 WILLIAM G. SHELDON, Leader Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; GEORGE R. Wildlife: B.S., MS., Ph.D.; PROF. University of Montana, Missoula, Mont. FREDERICK GREELEY WAGGONER, Dean 59801 Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. ARNOLD Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kans. MICHIGAN W. BOLLS: Dean 66502 Forestry Recreation: B.S., M.S. Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; ASSOC. PROF. Michigan Stare University, East Lansing, Range Management: B.S., M.S. ROBERT J. ROBEL Mich. 48823 Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: B.S., Fisheries and Wildlife; B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; M.S.; DR. JOHN J. CRAIGHEAD, KENTUCKY PETER I. TACK, Chairman Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. LEE M. Leader Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. JAMES, Chairman 40475 Forestry Recreation: B.S. NEVADA Wildlife: B.S.; DR. H. H. LaFUZE Michigan Technological University. Houghton, University of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507 Mich. 49931 Forestry: B.S.; DR. CLARENCE M. SKAU, Murray State University, Murray, Ky, 42071 Forestry: B.S.; DR. GENE A. Chairman Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; DR. HUNTER HESTERBERG, Head Wildlife: B.S.; JOHN E. WOOD HANCOCK University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104 NEW HAMPSHIRE University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. 40506 Fisheries: B.S., M.S. Forestry: B.S.; DR. WILLIAM G. Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. STEPHEN University of New Hampshire, Durham, N.H. SURVANT, Acting Chairman B. PRESTON, Acting Dean 03824 Forestry Recreation: B.S., M.S. Forestry and Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; DR. OTIS LOUISIANA Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; PROF. FRED E. F. HALL, Chairman SMITH Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, Ruston, La. NEW JERSEY 71270 MINNESOTA Forestry: B.S.; PROF. LLOYD P. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J. BLACKWELL, Head University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minn. 08903 55101 Forestry: B.S.; PROF. RICHARD F. WEST, Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge, La. Fisheries, Forestry and Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Head 70803 Ph.D.; DR. FRANK H. KAUFERT,- Cooperative Fishery Unit: M.S.; DR. JERRY Director NEW MEXICO C. TASH, Leader Forestry Recreation: B.S. Coopetative Wildlife Research Unit: MS.: University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, N. JOHN D. NEWSOM, Leader 55455 Mex. 88001 Forestry and Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; DR. PAUL Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; A. C. HODSON, Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; A. L. NEUMANN Y. BURNS, Director Had Forestry Recreation: M.S. NEW YORK MISSISSIPPI McNees* State College, Lake Charles, La. Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. 14850 70601 Cooperative Fishery Unit: MS., Ph.D.; DR. Forestry: B.S.; PROF. ONIS D. PYATT, Mississippi State University, State College, ALFRED W. 'SIPPER, Leader Head Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: M.S., Wildlife: B.S. Miss. 3Y762

104 ii.u.; DR. DANIEL Q. THOMPSON PENNSXLVANIA UTAH Fisheries, Forestry, and Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. DWIGHT A. WEBSTER Pennsylvania State UnIvorsity, University Utah Stall University. Logan, Utah 84321 Park, Pa. 16802 Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. Starr University, Collage of Forestry at Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. ROBERT H. KRAMER, Leader Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 ROBERT L. BUTLER, Leader Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; J. WHITNEY Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. EDWARD Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. WILBER FLOYD, IX an E. PALMER, President W. WARD, DirecVF Range Management: B.S., M.S., ph D .; Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; PROF. Forestry Recreation: M CYRUS M. McKELL MAURICE ALEXANDER Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: M.S.; Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. DR. JAMES S. LINDZEY, Leader JESSOP B, LOW, Leader NORTH CAROLINA Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. WILLIAM RHODE ISLAND F. SIG LER Duks University, Durham, N.C. 27706 Forestry: M.S., Ph.D.; DR. CHARLES W. University of Rhode Island, Kingston, R.I. VERMONT RALSTON, Dean 0288: Wildlife: M.S.; ASSOC. PROF. WALTER P. University of Vermont. Burlington, Vt. 05401 North Carolina State University, Raleigh, GOULD Forestry: B.S., M.S.; DR. WALLACE W. N.C. 27607 CHRISTENSEN, Chairman Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. F. SOUTH CAROLINA EUGENE HESTER, Leader VIRGINIA Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. RICHARD Clemson University, Clemson, S.C. 29631 J. PRESTON, JR., Dean Forestry: B.S., M.S.; DR. KOLOMAN Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Va. Forestry Recreation: B.S. LEHOTSKY, Head 24061 Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. DAVID E. Wildlife: M.S.; JAMES H. COCHRAN Cooperative Fisk. -y Unit: Ph.D.; DR. DAVIS KENNETH B. CUMMING, Leader SOUTH DAKOTA Forestry: B.S., hi.S.; DR. JOHN F. NORTH DAKOTA HOSNER, Head South Dakota State University, Brookings, S. Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. North Dakota State University. Fargo, N. Dak. 57006 BURD S. McGINNES, Leader Dak. 58102 Cooperative Fishery Unit: M.S.; RICHARD Wildlife: M.S., Ph.D.; PROF. HENRY S. Fisheries and Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; APPLEGATE, Acting Leader MOSBY PROF. J. FRANK CASSEL Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. RAYMOND L. LINDER, Leader WASHINGTON OHIO Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; DONALD R. PROGULSKE, Head University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210 98105 Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. TENNESSEE Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. RICHARD A. TUBB, Leader RICHARD R. WHITNEY, Leader Forestry: B.S.; DR. G. E. GATHERUM Tennessee Technological University, Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. JAMES S. Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. Cookeville, Tenn. 38501 BETHEL, Dean THEODORE A. BOOKHOUT, Leader Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; DR. BROWNFIELD L. Forestry Recreation: B.S. Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; PROF. TONY J. RIDLEY Wildlife: B.S.; RICHARD D. TABER PETERLE Washington State University. Pullman, University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. Washington 99163 OKLAHOMA 37375 Forestry: B.S., M.S.; DR. GRANT A. Forestry: B.S.; PROF. CHARLES E. HARRIS, Head Oklahoma Seats University, Stillwater, Okla. CHESTON, Chairman Range Management: B.S., M.S. 74074 Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; PROF. IRVEN 0. Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. University of Tennessee. Knoxville, Tenn. BUSS ROBERT C. SUMMERFELT, Leader 37916 Forestry: B.S.; DR. EDWARD E. Forestry: B.S., M.S.; DR. JOHN W. WEST VIRGINIA STURGEON, Head BARRETT, Head Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit: DR. West Virginia University, Morgantown, W.Va. JOHN A. MORRISON, Leader TEXAS 26506 Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; 0. BURR ROSS, Forestry: B.S., M.S.; DR. DAVID E. Vice President Stephen F. Austin State College. WHITE, Director Nacogdoches, Tex. 75961 OREGON. Forestry: B.S., M.S.; DR. LAURENCE C. WISCONSIN WALKER, Dean Oregon State University, Corvallis, Ore. 97331 Forestry Recreation: B.S., M.S. University of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. 53706 Cooperative Fishery Unit: Ph.D.; DR. Range Management: B.S. Wildlife: M.S., Ph.D.; PROF. ROBERT RAYMOND C. SiMON, Leader MICA BE Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. CARL H. Texas A & M University. College Station, Tex. Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. GERALD STOLTENBERG, Dean 77843 R. STAIRS, Chairman Forestry Recreation: B.S. Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. ROBERT Fisheries and Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; G. MERRIFIELD Wisconsin State University, Stephens Point, THOMAS G. SCOTT, Head Wildlife: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; PROF. JAMES Wis. 54481 G. TEER Forestry: B.S.; DR. ROBERT J.

105 ENGELHARD University of British Columbia. Vancouver 8, University of New Brunswick. Frederkton, Wild lifr: B.S.; DR. FREDERICK M. British Columbia, Canada New Brunswick, Canada BA UMG A RTN ER Forestry: B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; DR. JOSEPH A. Forestry: B.S., M.S.; DR. JOHN W. KER, GARDNER, Dean Dean WYOMING Wildlife: B.S.; PROF. I. McTAGOERT COWAN University of Toronto Toronto, Ontario, University of Wyoming. Laramie, Wyo. 82070 Canada Wildlife: B.S., M.S.; REED W. FAUTIN, University of Oiniph. Guelph. Ontario, Forestry: B.S., M.S.. Ph.D.; VP. J. W. B. Director Canada SISAM, Dean Wildlife: B.S., M.S. CANADA Laval University. Quebec City. Quebec, Agar's Univsnity. Wolivilk, Nova Scotia, Canada Canada Forestry: B.S.. MS., Ph.D.; M. EDGAR Wildlife: MS.; ASSOC. PROF. DONALD PORTER, Dean 0. DODDS Wildlife: B.S., M.S. FISH AND GAME COMMISSIONERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA

This is a listing of fish and game Director: MICHIO TAKATA Director: MELVIN 0. STEEN administraton of the United States and Idaho Fish and Game Department, 600 S. Nevada Department of Fish and Game, Box Canada. Additional conservation personnel Walnut, Box 25, Boise 83707 (208, 10678, Reno 89310 (702, 784-6214) are listed under the individual states and 3444471) Director: FRANK W. GROVES provinces. Director. JOHN R. WOODWORTH New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, Illinois Department of Conservation, 102 34 Bridge St., Concord 03301 (403, State Office Bldg., Springfield 62706 (217, 271-3421) UNITED STATES 525-6302) Director: BERNARD W. CORSON Director: WILLIAM L RUTHERFORD New Jersey Department of Conservation and Alabama Department of Conservation, 64 N. Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Economic Development, Div. of Fish and Union St., Montgomery 36104 (205, Div. of Fish and Game, 608 State Office Game, Box 1809, Trenton 08625 (609, 269.7221) Bldg., Indianapolis 46204 292-2965) Director: JOE W. GRAHAM Head: GENE BASS Director. LESTER G. MacNAMARA Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Iowa State Conservation Commission, State New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, Subport Bldg., Juneau 99801 (907, office Bldg., 300 4th Si, Des Moines State Capitol, Santa Fe 87501 (505, 586-3392) 50319 (515, 2814384) 827-2651) Acting Commissioner: WALLACE H. Director: FRED A. PRIEWERT Director. LADD S. GORDON NOERENBERO Kansas Forestry. Fish and Game New York Conservation Department, State Arizona Game and Fish Department, 2222 Commission, Box F, Pratt 67124 (316, Office Bldg. Campus, Albany 12226 (318, W. Grunway Rd., Phoenix 85023 (602, 472-4474) 457-5587) 2714781) Director. GEORGE C. MOORE Commission r. R. STEWART Dir..tor: ROBERT A. JANTZEN Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife K1 L DOR NE Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, State Resources, State Office Bldg. Annex, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Capitol, Little Rock 72201 (501, Frankfort 40601 (502, 227-2231) Commission, Box 2919, Raleigh 27602 376.1317) Commissioner. MINOR E. CLARK (919, 829-3391) Direcior. ANDREW H. HULSEY Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, Executive Director. CLYDE P. PATTON Ca Weak Department of Fish and Game, 400 Royal Se., New Orleans 70130 (504, North Dakota State Game and Fish The Resources Agency, 1416 9th St., 3274126) Department, 10345 S. Third St., Seawall° 95114 (916, 445-3531) Director: CLARK M. HOFFPAUER Bismarck 5001 (701. 224-2180) Director. O. RAY ARNETT Maine Department of Island Fisheries sod Commissioner: RUSSELL STUART Colorado Department of Natural Resources. Game, State Office Bide., Augusta 04330 Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Div. Div. of Game, Fish and Parka, 6060 (207.289 -3371) of Wildlife, 1500 Dublin Rd., Columbus Broadway, Deaver 110216 (303, 823-1192) Omettissioner. RONALD T. SPEERS 43212 (614, 4694(03) Director: I1ARRY R. WOODWARD Maryland Department of Game and Inland Chief: DAN ARMBRUSTER Connecticut Board of Fisheries and Game, Dish, State Office Bldg., Annapolis 21401 Oklahoma Department of Wildlife State Office Bldg., Hartford 06115 (203, (301, 268-3371) Conservation, 1801 N. Lincoln, 566-5410) Director: EDWIN M. BARRY Oklahoma City 73103 (405, 521.301) Director: THEODORE B. BAN PTON Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Director. FARRELL COPELIN Delaware Board of Ouse and Fish Game, 100 Cambridge St., Boston 02202 Oregon Fish Commission, 307 State Office Commissioners, Doi 457, North St., (617, 727-3151) 1114g., Porilesd 97201 Oa 226.2161, F-11. Dover 19901 Mt 714-7473) Director JAMES M. SHEPARD 441) Director: NORMAN O. WILDER Michigan Depar. neat of Natural Resources, Director: ROBERT W. SCHONINO District of Colombia Mettoporstaa Poke, Mason Bldg., Lansing 41926 (317, Oregon State Game Commission, Boa 3503, 300 Indiana Ave., Washiagtom 3n-1220) Portland 97208 Oa 222-9611) D.C. 20001 Direetor. RALPH A. MacMULLAN Director JOHN McKEAN Chief of Poke: JERRY V. WILSON Minnesota elepartmeat of Conservation, Div. Pennsylvania Fish Commission, P.O. Boa Florida Department of Natural Resources, of Gam: and Fish, 301 Centennial Bldg., 1673, Harrisburg 17120 (717, 787-6593) Div. of Game and Fresh Water Fish, 620 658 Cedar Sr., St. Pail 33101 (612, Eiteciitise Director. ROBERT J. B1ELO S. Meridian, Tallahassee 32304 (904, '121.21194) Pennsylvania Game Commission. P.O. Boa 2244115) Director. RICHARD D. WETTERSTEN 1567, Harrisburg 17120 (711, 787-3633) Director: 0. EARLE FRYE, M. Mississippi Game and Fish Commission. Executive Director: GI ENN L. Georgia State Game and Fish Commission, Game and Fish Bldg, 402 High St., BOWERS TrWlVashingtos Bldg , 270 Jackson 39205 (601. 334-7333) Puerto Rico Department of Agriculture, Div. W~on St, 1.W., Atlanta 30134 Executive Director: BILLY JOE CROSS of Tubules and Willitife. Boa 10t63. (OS, 5224566) Missouri Department of Conservation, P.O. Swum, San Juan 00903 (165 -5420. tat. Director: GEORGE T. BAOBY Boa 180, Jefferson Oty 63101 (314, 237) Oyes Department Of Agriculture. Div. of 616-8141) Chief: FE' IX POGO Fish and Wildlife, Agaaa 96910 Director: CARL R. NOREN Rhode Island Department of Natural (172-6866) Montana Fish and Game Department., Resources, Div. of Conservation, 81 Part Helena 5901 (406, 449-3186) Chef: ISAAC I. 1KEHARA St., Providence 02903 (401, 521.7100) Hawaii Department of Land and Nom al Director: FRANK H. DUNKLE Chief: THOMAS S. WRIGHT Resources. Div. of Fish and Game, 530 1. Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. State South Coolies Wildbk Resources Hotel Si, Honolala 46813 (541-1811. Est. Capitol Bldg, Uncoils 68101 (402, Department, Div. of Game and 473-1471) 645) Freshwater Tuileries, Dot 167, 10IS Mai* Int St., Columbia 29202 (803, 758-2%1) Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Nova Scotia Department of Lands and Executive Director: JAMES W. WEBB Div. of Fish, Game, and Thforcesnau, Forests, Wildlife Conservation Div., Box South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Box 450, Madison 53701 (608, 266.2121) 516, Kentvilk, Nova Scotia (902, Parks, State Office Bldg., Pierre 57501 Administrator: J. R. SMITH 678.4198) (605, 224.3387) Wyoming Game and Fish Cu..s:.iission, Box Director: M. 11. PRIME Director: ROBERT A. HODGINS 1589, Cheyenne 82001 (307, 777.7631) Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, Tennessee Game and Fish Commission, Box Commissioner: JAMES B. WHITE Fish and Wildlife Branch, Parliament 9400, Ellington Agricultural Center, Bldgs,. Toronto 5, Ontsrio (416, Nashville 37220 (615, 741.1431) CANADA 365.4251) Director: FRED W. STANBERRY Canadian Department of Fisheries and Chief: C. H. D. CLARKE Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, John Forestry, Sir Charles Tupper Bldg., Prince Edward Island Department of H. Reagan Bldg., Austin 78701 (512, Riverside Dr., Ottawa 8, Ontario (613, Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife Div., P.O. 475-2087) 997-4077) Box 201:0, Chukittetown, Prince Edward Executive Director: 3. R. SINGLETON Minister: I 1.CK DAVIS Island (892.3495) Utah State Department of Natural Resources, Canadian Wik.rfe Service, 400 Laurier Ave., Director: VACANT Fish and Game Div., 1596 W.N. Temple, West, Ottawa 4, Ontario (61), 996-1455) Director: JOHN S. TENER Quebec Department of Tourism, Fish and Salt Lake City 84116 (801, 328-5081) Game, Fish and Game Branch, Alberta Department of Lands and Forests, Director: JOHN E. PHELPS Parliament Bldg.., Quebec City, Quebec Vermont Fish and Game Department, 151 Natural Resources Bldg., Edmonton 6, (418, 693-2220) Main St., Montpelier 05602 (802, Alberta (403, 229-4461) Director Of Wildlife: ETIENNE 223-7281) Fish And Wildlife Director: STUART B. CORBEIL Commissioner: EDWARD F. KEHOE SMITH British Columbia Department of Recreation Saskatchewan Department of Natural Virginia Commission of Game and Inland and Conservation, Fish and Wildlife RCSACCU,Wildlife Branch, Government Fisheries, 4010 W. Broad St., Box 11104, Branch, Parliament Bidgs., Victoria, Administration Bldg., Regina, Richmond 23230 (703, 770-4974) British Columbia (604, 382-2411) Saskatchewan (306, 522.1691) Executive Director: CHESTER F. Director: JAMES HATTER Director: C. B. FORBES PHELPS Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Fisheries Branch, Provincial Government Washington Department of Fisheries, 115 Resources, COS Notquay Bldg., Winnipeg, Bldg., Prince Albert, Saskatchewan (306, General Administration Bldg., Olympia Manitoba (204, 946-7294) 763-5734) 98501 (206, 753-6600) Director: G. E. COULDWELL Director: THOR C. TOLLEFSON Director, Fish and Wildlife: A. 0. JARDINE Yukon Territorial Government, Department Washington Department of Game, 600 N. Ne* Brunswick Department of Natural of Fisheries and Forestry, Box 2410, Capitol Way, Olympia 911501 (206, Resources, Fish and Wildlife Branch, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory 753-5700) Fredericton, New Brunswick District Conservation Officer: J. A. Director: JOHN A. BIGGS Director: BRIAN C. CARTER SUM MERS Newfoundland Department of Mines, West Virginia Department of Natural Agriculture, and Rao:tees, Yukon Territorial Government, Game Resources, 1800 Washington St., East, Confederation Bldg.. Si. John's, Department, Box 2703, Whitehone, Charleston 23305 (304, 3432754) Newfoundland (709, 722-0711, Ext. 327) Yukon Territory (403, 667.5228) Director: T. R. SAMSELL Director of Wildlife: D. 0. PIKE Director: J. B. FITZGERALD

100 INDEX TO MAJOR PUBLICATIONS

This is an indet 10 the publications of intonational. national. and regional organisations and agencies listedn the CONSERV:VI ION DI R LC I ORY. I he first number refers to the page the publication appears on the second. ihe co4)rmi it is listed in.

Agricultural Research 3.1 Great lakes News Letter 21 -I Our Public Lands 11.2 The American Biology Tercher 34.3 Grus Americana 43.2 Pacific Coast Avifauna 10-1 American Fishes Magazine 431 Holly Noss Letter /2.3 Parks & Recreation Magazine 17.3 American Forests 23.3 Hyslata 27.2 Pesticides Monitoring Journal 19 -I The American Rifleman 18-1 Indian Record 11.2 Ranger Ricks Nature Magazine 19 -I Appalachia 45.1 The IOCA Newsletter 13.I Raptor Research News 41.1 Appalachian Trailssay Noss 45 -I IUCN Bulletin 1s-3 Reclamation Fr % 13.3 Arctic Journal 27.3 Journal of Forestry 42.1 Reclamation Noss 17.1 Atlantic Naturalist 45.2 Journal of Geography 16.2 Resources Bulletin 97 -I Atlantic Salmon Journal 98-3 Journal of Health-Physical Education- School Health Review 24.2 Audubon 35.3 Recreation 24.2 Science 24 -I Audubon Field Notes 35-3 Journal of Nlammalogy 27.1 SF1 Bulletin 42.2 1 he Balance Wheel 24.2 Journal of Range Management 27-2 Shore and Beach 26-3 Ili° Science 26-I Journal of Soil and Water Sierra Club Bulletin 41.) Bird - Banding 47.3 Conservation 42.2 Studirs in Family Planning 40-3 Boom 42-1 Journal of Water Resources 27.2 Trail Welker 47.2 The California Condor 42- I Journal of Wildlife Management 44- I Transactions of the American Campfire Chatter 40 -I Journal Water Pollution Control Fisheries Society 25.2 Canadian Audubon 99.1 Federation 41.2 Trout Magazine 43.1 CF Letter 29.3 Legislative Ledger 40.2 Tuesday Letter 1t.I The Condor 30 -I The Using Wilderness 43.3 Under+, ater Naturalist 26-1 Conservation Noss 39-2 The National Gardener 36-2 The Valley Newsletter 45.3 Conservation Report 39-2 National Geographic 17.1 The Washington Letter 17.3 The Consultant 28-1 National Humane Newsletter 26-1 Water Resources Newsletter 27.2 Copeia 26-3 National Park Courier 17.2 Water Sport 28.2 Defenders of Wildlife Neal 30-2 National Parks Magazine 12.2 Western Bird Bander 48.3 Ducks Unlimited Magazine 30-2 The National Voter 14 -2 Western Conservation Briefs 46 -I Environment 4I3 National Wildlife Magazine 19 -I The Whales% atcher 25 -I Fisheries of Canada 98 -I Nation's Agriculture 25-2 Wildlife Neu s 99- ` Totem Farmer 46.2 Open Space Action Magazine 40 I Wildlife Society Nev. % 44.1 Forest History 11.1 Open Space Report 47.3 World Record Marine Fishes 11.2 Forestry Chronicle 99-1 Ow; 111

OTHER DIRECTORIES OF INTEREST 1969 DIRECTORY . ENVIRONMENTAL Lists United States and Canadian children's EDUCATION FACILITIES Published museums, museum education departments. byNationalAudubonSociety,Nature natural science museums. irailside museums. 1970 CONGRESSIONAL STAFF DIREC- Center Planning 1130 FifthAve.. nature centers, and conservation projects TORY IFeb.. 1970) 4 300 New Jersey Ave., N.Y. N.Y. 10028 Lists nature centers. featuring active nature education programs S E.,Washington.D.C.20003!Editor: environmental education centers- outdoor for children and youth - Single copies: S2 Charks B. Brownsonl Lists information schools. nature preserves and sanctuaries. 1968 DIRTC TOR 1' concerning the 91st Congress. 2nd Session. conservationeducationcenters.outdoor 1005 AND AQUAR- including state delegations.. Members environmental centers. and outdoor labora- IUMS IN THE AMERICAS Published assignments to committers and subcommit- tories in the United States and Canada by the American Association of toological tees. district and staff offices of Members. Single copies: S2 each. Parks and Aquariums. eio 1700 Pennsyl- 8,800 major cities and their congressional vania Ave., Washington. D.C. 20006 . districts.key personnel of the F.secutive Lists toot in the United States. Caftda. 1970-1971 D1RFCTORY Branch,and 1.8(10 staffbiographies - NATURAL SCI-Latin America. and the Old World Single Single copies: $12.50 each: Fltetion inlet ENCE CENTERS FOR YOUTH Publishedcopies: $10 each (5041 professional discount by The Natural Science for Youth Founda- ISert. 1470): SS etch. estenckvl to AA/PA members and libraries). tion, 140 F. 52nd N.Y. 10022 -Nest revision: Slay. 1970.

109 PERSONAL NAME INDEX

1 his is an index to all the individuals a hose names appear in the CONSERVATION DIRECTORY. The first number indicates the page; the second. the column in which the name appears.

A ALLEN. DURWARD 1.. 104-1 ANDREWS. RALPH 31.2 AA LTO, JOHAN A. 14-2 ALLEN. GEORGE H. 103-2 ANDREWS, RONALD N. 92-3 AARON, J. C. 91.1 ALLEN, HAROLD B. 15.3 ANDREWS, RUPERT 49.3 ABBOTT, JR., GORDON 69.1 ALIEN, HARRY 9 -I ANDREWS, WILLIAM J. 12- 3,62 -I ABBOTT, RICHARD E. 33-2 ALLEN. JOHN 17.2 ANDRIANO, DON 89.3 ABBOTT, WALTER 71-3 ALLEN. PETER H. 75-1 ANGEL J. LAWRENCE 19-3 ABELSON, MARK 11-1 ALLEN, ROY J. 93.3 ANOUILM, JOHN A. 69.2 ABELSON, PHILIP H. 24-1 ALLEN, SHERWIN A. 78-I ANNIN, HOWARD 43-3 ACHESON. R. D. K. 101.1 ALLEN. TIM 33-1 ANTHONY, I. B. 117.3 ACKEN, HOWARD W. 76-I ALLEN, WILLIAM J. 43-3 APPLE, ROBERT E. 51.1 ACKER, D. C. 4-2 ALLEY. HERBERT L. 38-3 APPLEGATE, RICHARD 87.1,105-2 ACKERMAN, WAYNE).. 9-2 AI.LOCCA, RALPH F. 76-I ARS°, HERBERT J. 66-3 ADAMS, ANSEL 41.3 A LLOTT, GORDON 22-3 ARCHER, EVANGELINE: 51.2 ADAMS, BILLY H. 14-3 ALLUMS, H. R. 83-3 ARCHER, JAMES D. 81-3 ADAMS, CAMERON S. 92.2 ALMAND, J. DAVID S-2 AREL, MAURICE L 75-1 ADAMS. DOROTHY D. 1111-I ALPA1U011, GEORGE N. 75-3 ARENS, HERMAN J. A. C. 37 -I ADAMS, EDWARD M. 31.1 ALSAGER, MELVIN D. 60-1 AROOW, KEITH 31.2 ADAMS, G D. 97-2 ALTER. CHARLES 51-1 AROOW, KEITH A. 79-3 ADAMS. GERARD J. 84-1 ALTMAN, RALPH W. 6-I ARMBRUSTER, DAN 11.1,107-3 ADAMS, JACK 84.3 ALTMAN. ROBERT M. 19-1 ARMBRUSTER, H. 3. 97.2 ADAMS, JAMES L 58-3 ALVERSON, DAYTON L 1S-2 ARMIJO, ALEX J. 76-3 ADAMS, PAUL 30-3 ALVORD, WILLIAM 73-1 ARMITT, HERBERT T. 76-2 ADAMS, R. 76.1 AMACHER, JOHN P. 63.1 ARMSTRCNO, ELUS L 13-2 ADAMS, STEPHEN 1111.2 AMADON, DEAN 33-I ARNER, DALE H. 104-3 ADAMS, TOM 56-3 AMOS, M.D., JAMES R. 80-1 ARNETT. 0. kAY 22-3, 38-3, 52.1, 101.1 ADAMS, WALLACE 59-I AMUNDSON. ROD 79-2 ARNOLD, C. INGERSOLL 75-1 ADAMS, WELBORN S. 64-3 ANAWALT, BRUCE 83-3 ARNOLD ELTING 39-3 ADCOCK,titiorrW. 87.2 ANDEREGO, GENE 31 -I ARNOLD, M.D, EMMETT W. 803 ADDISON, ALBERT C. 8-2 ANDEREGO, JAMES A. 49-3 ARNOLD, MAURICE D. 12.2 ADDISON, P. 101.1 ANDERS, FLOYD S. 15-3 ARNOLD, R. KEITH 63 ADEE, BOBBY 77.1 ANDERS, W. H. 65-3 ARNOLD, ROBERT W. 73.2 ADMUNDSON, ROD 79.2 ANDERSON. BEN H. 30-2 ARNOLD. VERN 99-2 ADOLPHSON. DON 41.1 ANDERSON. BILL R. 56-1 ARNOLD!, JAMES A. 962 AGEE, C. PHILLIP 74-1 ANDERSON. L.HESTER 96-2 ARSENAULT, 0. 97.3 AGEE, JAMES L. 14-2 ANDERS011. CLINTON P. 22-3 ARTZ, JACK 6-1 , JAMES R. 92-3 ANDERSON D. A. 16-2 ARUNDEL ARTHUR W. 24-1 AGNEW, SPIRO T. 18-3 ANDERSON, '1EWEY 29 -I ASLESON, J. A. 4-2 AHEARN, W. T. 1162 ANDERSON, 00Y. FORREST 73-1 ASPINALL, WAYNE N. 22-3 AHLOREN, HENRY 95-1 73-2 ATKINS. CARTER W. 45-3 AHLQUIST, H. MAURICE 931 ANDERSON, O. O. ATKINS, E. S. 1043 AHRENS, ROBERT 100-1 ANDERSON, GRANT 74-3 ATKINSON. J. EARL 942 AIKEN, GEOROE D. 22-2 ANDERSON, J. H. 4-2 ATKISSON, MRS. J. B. S2-3 AIKEN, M.D., ROBERT B. 901 ANDERSON, JEROMEF. 12-1 ATTON, F. M. 102.2 AISIITON, RICHARD A. 34-2 ANDERSON JOHN W. ATTWOOD, BERT II -I AITKEN, DONALD W. 34-I ANDERSON, JOHN 35-) ATWELL, SUSAN 63-2 AKELEY, RICHARD W. 11-2 ANDERSON. JR., JOE M. 79-2 ATWOOD. GALE S. 62.3 AKERS, JAMES 61 -I ANDERSON, KENNETH R. S3-1 ATWOOD, SANFORD 3. 34-3 ALAMPI, PHI LUP 75-3,761 ANDERSON, JOHN S. 73-2 AUBERT, CLIFF 30-3 ALBERT, A. WILLIAM 943 ANDERSON. OWEN R. 37.1 AUGDEI4. LEROY S. 7.1 ALBRECHT. ERNEST W. 59-3 ANDERSON. R. CLARK 89-3 AUGER, P. 99.2 ALBRIGHT, GUS 31.1 ANDERSON, R. S. 97-2 AULL, LAMES L. 66-2 ALBRIGHT, HORACE 25-1,26-I,33-3.41-2 ANC ASON, RICHARD B. 66-3 AULTFATHER, WILLIAM 70-2 ALDERSON. GEORGE 32 -I ANDERSON, RICHARD 0. 72-3 AUSTIN, OLIVER L 26-2 ALDRICH. HAROLD E. 13-3 104-3 AYERS., AUDREY 34-1 AU)RICH, I. DONALD 73-3 ANDERSON. ROBERT 3. 19 -I AYERS, MRS. JOSEPH G. 79.1 AU)RICH, JOHN W. 26-2 ANDERSON. ROBERT 0. 34. 1.41 -2 AYLWARD, PAUL 63-3 ALEXANDER. JUUAN M. 91.3 ANDERSON, ROBERT W. S 1 -1 AYRES, DICK 6)-2 ALEXANDER. LLOYD L OH ANDERSON, RONALD 65-2 ALEXANDER. MAURICE 105-1 ANDERSON, ROY H. 117.3 ALEXANDER. W. A. 51.3 ANDERSON, W. J. 11.3 MAR, CHARLES F. 7/-3 ALLAN. DAVID N. 7.3 ANDERSON. WALLACE L. 8-2 BABCOCK. GEORGE 90-3 ALLEN. C. 1... 64-2 ANDTISON, WILLIAM F. 49- I.83 -3 BACHMAN. R(A3ER 51-1 ALLEN. CHARLES B. 30-2 ANDRE, FLOYD 4-I BACHMANN, ELIZABETH 71.1 ALLEN. DR. DURWARD L. 31-3 ANDRESEN, JOHN W. 4-3,103-3 BACON, E. M. 6-2,19.1

110 BACON. EDMUND N. 19-1 BARD, JOHN 95-2 BAYLEY, NED D. 3-1 RADA UCH, JOHN P. 70-3 BARFIELD, VICTOR W. 79-1 BAY LY. 0. H. U. 101.1 BADER, RICHARD G. 57.2 BARGEMAN. C. V. 64-1 BEACH, ARTHUR 0. 474.47-2 BAFFORD, REG 96-1 BARKER, FRED 87-2 BELCHER, B. F. 4-1 BAG BY, GEORGE T. 58-2,1074 BARICK, FRANK B. 79.2 BEALE, JOHN A. 13-2 BAOBY, ROBERT 78-I BARING, WALTER S. 23-1 35-2,94-2 BAGGE, CARL E. 19.2 BARKER, DONALD R. 83-I BEA LF.S. DICK 68-2 BAGGENSTOSS. HERMAN E. 46-2 BARKER. ELLIOTT S. 77 -I BEALL, HARVEY 94-1 BAGLEY. GEORGE R. 34-3 BARKER. JR., HARRY 96-1 BEALL JOHN A. 57-3 I3AGNELL, CHARLES R. 91.3 BARKER, ROY E. 76-3 BEAN. DAVE 0. 76-I BAILEY, ALLAN 0. 38-1 BARK LEY. W. D. 97-3 BEAN. GLEN T. 17-2 BAILEY, EDWARD E. 28-1 BAR KULOO, JAMES M. 49.1 BEAR, LAWRENCE K. 80-3 BAILEY, HOWARD 63-2 BARLOW, GEORGE M. 93-2 BEAR, ROBERT 0. 46-1 BAILEY, JAMES L. 72-1.87-2 BARNES. A. S. L. 101.1 BEARD, RICHARD 49-i BAILEY, JOHN H. 87-3 BARNES, IRSTON R. 41.1 BEARD, VERNON M. $4-1 BAILEY, LLOYD 63-1 BARRETT, JACK A. 60.2 BEARD, WINSTON C. 12.2 BAILEY, ROBERT S. 91-3 BARNETTE, VIVIAN M. 92.1 BEARDSLEY, 0. E. 86-3 BAILEY, W. S. 102.2 BARNHART, C. E. 4-1 BEASLEY, GEORGE 58.1 BAILEY, WILUAM1. 73-3 BARNHART. ROGER A. 52. 2,103-2 BEASLEY, JAMES J. 87-3 BAIN, JOHN 38-3 BARNHILL, JOHN T. 14-1 BEAUBIEN, LOUIS 98-3 BAIN, M. ). 100-3 BARN1CKOL, P. 0. 72.1 BEAVER, JUNIOR 61-1 BAIRD, JAMES 47-3 BARRACLOUGH, KENNETH E. 7$-I BECHTEL, WILLIAM A. 66-3 BAKER. ALBERT I. 66-3 BARRATT, ROBERT 63-I BECK, ARTHUR N. 49-1 BAKER, ARTHUR 74-2 BARRETT, CINDY 32. 3,334 BECK, CAROL 57-3 BAKER, ARTHUR A. 17 -1 BARRETT, FRED 36-I BECKERT, ALMA 76-2 BAKER, CHARLES D. 17-3 BARRETT, III, JAMES M. 62.2 BECKERT, WILHELM M. 12-3,60-1 BAKER, CROWDUS 344 BARRETT, JOHN W. 5-1 BECTON, WENDELL R. 9-2 BAKER. DANIEL P. 11-3 884.103-2 BEDARD. GUSTAVE 101.3 BAKER, JR., DON H. 77.1 BARRETT. WALTER 8-3 BEDELL, BERKLEY W. 25-2 BAKER. G. FLOYD 57.2 BARRETTE, FRED 102.1 BEDISH, JOHN 7.1 BAKER, JR., HARROL W. 51,-2 BARRICK LOW, DENZEL 62.3 BEER, CHARLES L 3-2 BAKER, JOHN 42-3 BARRIE, 3. 0. K. 98-2 BEERS, THOMAS M. 37.1 BAKER. JOHN H. 35-.! BARRIE, 3. ROSS 102.1 BEETON, A. M. 27.1 BAKER, M. K. 102-2 BARRINGER, PAUL B. 79-3 BEGGS, JAMES M. 17.3 BAKER, NORMAN 754 BARRON, JOHN 20.3 BERLE, WILLIAM H. 30-1 BAKER, ROBERT 58-2 BARROWS, H. L. 3.2 BEHLKE, JAMES P. 93-2 BAKER, T. DEE 87-2 BARROWS, PAUL T. 33-3 BEHNKE, HERBERT F. 94-2 BAKKE, OSCAR 18-1 BARRY, EDWIN M. 67. 1,107-2 BEHNKE, ROBERT ). 54-1 BALCAM, FRED 341 BARRY, ORA S. 95-3 BEIRNE, JAMES P. 11.2 BEACH, KENNETH 55-1 BARRY, T. W. 97-2 BEIRNE, Ill, RICHARD F. 91.1 BALI/RIDGE, HENRY E. 83-1 BARSKE, PHILIP 43-3 BEKINS, CLAUDE 92.3 BALDWIN, DONALD H. 99-1 BARTELSMEYER, R. R. 18-2 BELCHER, C. F. 454 BALDWIN, FRANK A. 18-2 BARTLETT, CHARLES W. 8-2 BELCHER. M. 102-3 BALDWIN, NORMAN S. 21.2 BARTLEY, ARTHUR 30-2 BELL, CHARLES P. 72-3 BALL B. DALE 35-1,69-2 BARTON, D. W. 4-2 BELL, CRAM T. 57.1 BALL ERIC T. 54-3 BARTON. MRS. Wit LIAM H. 36-2 BELL P. REWARD 21.3 BALL, MRS. FRANK 44-1 BARTSCH, A. F. 14-2 BELL, FREDERICK W. 15-3 BALL, M. E. 73-3 BASKETT, THOMAS. S. 16-2 BELL, HARRY S. 86-2 SALL., M.D., W. P. 53-3 BASS, GENE 62 1,107.2 BELL. MRS. HUBERT 3. 32.2 BALLARD. EDWARD B. 21-1 BASS, JR WiLLIAN M. 57-1 BELL, LEWIS A. 13-2,31.1 BALLERT, ALBERT O. 21-1 BASSETT, 110WAR qr. 50.1 BELL. RAY L. 76-3 BALLINOER, DWIGHT G. 14-2 BASSETT. AWR DI B. 9-3 BELL ROBIRTS. 844 BALLINGER, JAMES N. 82-1 BASSFORD. LEONA D 511.2 'E11, ROSCOE E. 23-1 BAISERAK. 3. PAUL 15-2 BASTIEN, IC 82.2 BELL, T. H. 89-3 SALTER, RAY 32-3 BATCHELMR, CLtof S. 75-3 BELL THOMAS H. 49-1 BALTIN, WAS 26-1 BATCH, t FR, D I 14-2 SELL WILJvIM T. 37 -I SAM PTON. THEODOP E B. 47-2 BATCHELOR, RO'IALD P. 7.2 BELLAKe. IR., JAMES D. /9-2 S4-2,1074 BATES. 'MARIE) C. 17-1 tELLMON. 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119 G LADISH, EDWARD N. 52-1 GOSL111, 'VAL V. 23-3 GREGG, RAY 60-3 OLANDER, CARL 31-1 00111 IEB, ALBERT W. 90-2 GREGORY, E. 0. 74-2 GLASCOCK, JR., H. R. 42-1 GOTTSCHALK, JOHN S. 16-I GREGORY, JR., PHILIP T. 74-3 GLASER, EDWIN H. 72-2 GOULD, DAVID H. G. 21. 1,58-3 GREINER, WILLIAM H. 63.1 GLASGOW, LESLIE L. 10-3,11-1 GOULD, WALTER P. 6-1,105-2 GREY, JACK R. 83-3 GLASS, BRYAN P. 27-1 GOULD, JR., WILLIAM R. 73-2 ()RICE, FRANK 60.2 GLASS, H. BENTLEY 24-1 COVE, WILLIAM G. 90-2 GRIEB, JACK R. 53-3 GLATFELTER, P. H. 25-3 GOWAN, WILLIAM 35-3 GRIEVE, ALLAN 68-3 ()LAYS, GAR 100-2 GRAF, WILLIAM F. 30-2,103-2 GRIFFES, ROBERT B. 73-2 OLAZENER, W. CALEB 43-2 GRAFTON, ROBERT 56-3 GRIFFIN, 82-1 GLAZIER, JAMES H. 33-3.67-3 GRAHAM, CLYDE W. 8-2 GRIFFIN, ALMON H. 68-2 GLEASON, EDMUND J. 69-1 GRAHAM, DEAN G. 81-3 GRIFFIN, JACK FERRELL 87-2 GLENDENING, EDWARD D. 99.2 GRAHAM, FRANCIS 70-2 GRIFFIN, JEFF 82 -I GLENN. BILL 93.2 GRAHAM, JAMES A. 79-1 GRIFFIN, RALPH 50-3 GLENN, JR., EDGAR C. 86-2 GRAHAM, JEWELL 64-3 GRIFFITH, CHARLES J. 16-2 GLENN, JAMES N. 79 -I GRAHAM, JOE W. 12-2 GRIFFITH, ERNEST S. 43-2 GLIDER, VICTOR 22-3,77.2 35-2,49. 1,107-1 CRIFFITH, FREDERICK I. 94.2 GLOCK, RALPH C. 42-3 GRAHAM, JOSEPH W. 21.2 GRIFFITH, GEORGE A. 42-3 GLOVER, FRED A. 54-1,103-2 GRAHAM, RICHARD J. 73-2,104-3 GRIFFITH, RICHARD E. 16-2 GLYMPH, LOUIS M. 3-1 GRAHAM, ROBERT L. 55-2 GRIFFITHS, ROBERT N. 77-2 GOBERT, M. J. 103-1 GRAM, WILLIAM H. 76-3 GRIM, ELMORE C. 64-3 GODDARD, MAURICE K. 23-I GRANDSTAFF, J. 0. 4-1 GRIMES, I. W. 86-3 83-3,84-1 GRANGER, DALE W. 69-2 GRIM Et% JOSEPH W. 87.1 GODFREY, WILL 31 -I GRANT, EDMUND J. 14-1 OTATMEiTAD, ED 80-1 GODIN, RALPH J. 70-2 GRANT, ELLSWORTH S. 45-3 GRIM 'WOOD, DAVID N. 8.2 GOEHRING, RADM. ROBERT W. 18-I GRANT, 0. L. 97-1,97-3 GIi ?ZELL, ROY A. 7.2 GOEL, K. C. 55-3 GRANT, GORDON M. 19-2 GP.ONDAHL, C. R. 80-1 GOBLET, ROBERT G. 35-3,78-3 GRANT, KENNETH E. 7-2 GROSCHELLE, FRANK J. 12.3 GOETZ, J. E. 95-1 GRANT, LEONARD J. 37-1 GROSS, JR., FRED A. 77.1 GOFORTH, W. REID 72-3,104-3 GRANT, MURRAY 56-2 GROSS, HERBERT H. 36-2 GOLDEN, CLIFTON 92-1 GRANT, ZEB C. 56-3 GROS'i, JACK E. 54-1 GOLDEN, WILLIAM T. 24-1 GRAVELINE, JOSEPH 40-I GROSS MILDRED 74-1 GOLDSTEIN, HARRY E. 80-3 GRAVES, FRANKLIN S. 68-2 GROSS, WILLIAM M. 84-2 GOLDSWORTHY, PATRICK D. 41-3 GRAY, D. LEROY 5-3 GROSVENOR, GILBERT M. 24-1 93.3 GRAY, ELMON T. 92-2 37-1 GOLDTHWAITE, NOEL 52.3 GRAY, FRANK J. 31-2 GROSVENOR, MELVILLE B. 25 -I GOLLOP, BERNARD 97-2 GRAY, HOWARD 40-2,49.3 33-3,37-1 GOLZE, ALFRED R. 52 -I GRAY, JOHN 69-3 GROTH, BETTY 61-2,61.3 GONRING, ROBERT 53-2 GRAY, JOHN L. 4-3,103-3 GROVE, ALVIN R. 43 -I GOODALL, GEORGE 30-3 GRAY, M. J. 93-2 GROVES, FRANK W. 74-3,107-3 GOODE, EDITH J. 30-I GRAY, NAOMI T. 40-3 GRUENEWALD, KENNETH E. 38-1 GOODHUE, SARGENT 75-1 GRAY, W. HOWARD 23.2 GRUENEWALD, ROGER 12-2 50-1,50-2 GOODIER, JOHN T. 96-1 GRAY, WILLIAM PAUL 32.1 GRUSSING, GEORGE P. 70-3 GOODIER, ROBERT D. S2-1 GRAYSON, WILLIAM C. 45-2 GRUVER, ELMER J. 84-3 GOODMAN, A. S. 97.2 GREAVES, JR., GERALD C. 90-3 GSCHWIND. GARY G. 36-3 GOODMAN, CHARLES K. 9-3 GREEAR, PHILLIP 58-2 GUESS, JR., CLAIR P. 47-3 86-2 GOODMAN, WILLIAM J. 77-2 GREELEY, ARTHUR 6-2 GUIDRY, CLARENCE A. 65-2 GOODRICH, DAVID M. 87-3 GREELEY, FREDERICK 104-2 GUIDRY, RICHARD P. 21-2 GOODRICH, DUNCAN 50-1 GREELEY, MRS. JOSEPH M. 32 -I GUILLOU, JOHN C. 60-3 GOODRICH, NATHANIEL H. 18-1 GREEN, ARTHUR E. 88-2 GUINAN, JOHN A. 15-2 GOODSELL, LEONARD J. 21-1 GREEN, JR., BLUETT C. 32-3 GUISTI, BRUNO H. 74-2 GOODSON, BRANTLEY 57-1 GREEN, CHARLES tl. 71-2 GULDNER, CHARLES M. 28-3 GOODSON, MYRON 96-1 GREEN, JOHN I. 26-2 GULICK, LUTHER 37-3 GOODWIN, CLIVE E. I01 -1 GREEN, LEONARD A. 84-3 GULINELLO, JR., REV. F. 75-1 GOODWIN, DAVID 76-1 GREEN, R. W. 21 -I GULLION, BRUCE S. 68-2 GOODWIN, JR., GEORGE H. 17-1 GREEN, RONALD W. 66-2 GUNDERSON, C. B. 86-3 GOODWIN, HARRY A. 16-1 GREENE, A. F. C. 6-3 GUNNELL, EARL T. 60-1 GOODWIN, JEANNE 35-3 GREENE, BENJAMIN C. 94-1 GUNTER, E. R. 65-2 GOODWIN, RICHARD 41-1 GREENE, CARROLL 93.3 GUNTER, GORDON 71-3 GOODWIN, RICHARD H. 29-2 GREENE, DENISON W. 85-3 GUNTER, R. 0. 91 -I GORDON, EDWARD 50-3 GREENE, RICHARD M. 101.3 GUNTER, ROBERT L. 86-1 GORDON, GEORGE 91-1 GREENE, STANELY 78-3 GUNTHER, JACK 55-2 GORDON, JOHN L. 58-1 GREENLEY, JOSEPH C. 74-3 GUPTON, DORIS M. 72.1 GORDON, LADD S. 33-1 GREENSLIT, JOHN 13.1 GUSTAFSON, JOHN A. 26-2 76-3,107-3 35-2,80-2 GUSTAVSON, REUBEN G. 41.2 GORDON, R. N. 98-1 GREENWAY, W. CLYDE 58-3 GUTERMUTH, C. R. 23.2 GORDON, JR., ROBERT D. 82 -I GREENWOOD, JOHN R. 56-3 38-2,40-1,43-3,44-3 GORDON, SETH 33-1,40-1 GREER, DEWITT C. 19-1 GUTIERREZ, ELIE S. 13-1 GORMAN, E. M. 101-3 GREGG, GLENN C. 69-2 GUTTAY, A. J. R. 4-3 GOSDIN, W. M. 88-2 GREGG, R. FRANK 20-3,22-2 GUTTMACHER. M.D.. ALAN F. 40-3 120 GWINN, SAM 5-3 HANDLER, PHILIP 34-2 HARRISON, HARRY M. 63 -I HANDLEY, JR., CHARLES 0. 20-1 HARRISON, JAMES M. 22-2 H HANDLEY, ROLL AND B. 12.2 HARRISON, MURIEL 98-2 HAAGEN-SMIT, A. J. 52.1 HANDY, HUBERT 58-2 HARROY, JEAN-PAUL 21.3 HAAKE, ROBERT G. 72.2 HANES, JR., JOHN W. 35-3 HART, CHESTER M. 52.1 HAAS, ANABEL 29.3 HANEY, DALE RI-1 HART, MIKE 76-3 HAAS, PETER E. 52-2 HANIE, ROBERT E. 58-2 HART, R. 98-1 HAASE, MARTIN R. 32 -I HANKS, SYBIL 49-2 HARTER, LELAND R. 83-1 HADLOCK, GARY 76-3 HANLON, JOHN J. 19-1 HARTH, WILLIAM J. 60-3 HAFNER, KERWIN F. 72-2 HANLON, JOSEPH B. 43-1 HARTLEY, DENTON H. 73.1 HAFSTAD, GEORGE 30-3 HANNA, FRANCES 73-3 HARTLINE, COLONEL R. S. 18 2 HAGAN, JOHN B. 14-3 HANNA, JACK 73-3 HARTMAN, ROGER 22.2 HAGAN, WALLACE W. 64-3 HANNAH, H. G. 51-1 HARTON, THOMAS G. 79-1 HAGELIN, VERNON 33-3 HANSEL, GEORGE 943 HARTWELL, W. A. 102.2 HAGENSTEIN, W. D. 42-1,46-2 HANSEL, JOHN P. 30-3 HARTZOG, JR., GEORGE B. 17.1 HAGGERTY, JOHN F. 68-3 HANSEN, BILL 57 -I HARVEY, EDMUND H. 56-1 HAGLUND, C. E. 99-2 HANSEN, CHARLES R. 89-3 HARVEY, HOLGER H. 56-1 HAHN, FRED D. 93 -I HANSEN, CHRIS A. 10-I HARVEY, JAMES D. 90-1 HA1G-BROWN, RODERICK 31.1 HANSEN, GEORGE H. 93-2 HARVEY, WYLIE J. 65-2 HAIGHT, LLOYD E. 23-2 HANSEN, L. G. 95-1 HARV1E, C. H. 99-2 HAIK, RAYMOND A. 33.3 HANSEN, RODNEY 60-2 HASLER, WYNDHAM 30-2 HAILEY, NEWTON L. 50-3 HANSEN, ROGER P. 47-3,54-2 HASS, HOPE 74-1 HALAZON, GEORGE C. 5-3 HANSEN, ZENON C. R. 28-2 HASSETT, JOSEPH D. 31 -I HALUERG, MRS. HENRY N. 51-2 HANSFORD, BYRON W. 53.2 HASWELL, H. 100-2 HALES, DONALD C. 84-3 HANSON, DEAN 73.2 HATCH, JR., FRANCIS W. 91-1 HALEY; JR.,'J. C. 92.2 HANSON, GEORGE F. 95-1 HATCH, M. V. 89-3 HALL, A. D. 99-1 HANSON, MARTIN 95-3 HATCH, RICHARD W. 66-2,104-2 HALL, ALEtAT G. 77-2 HANSON, ROBERT W. 63-2 HATCHER, JEFF 72-3 HALL, DAVID B. 83-1 HANSON, WALTER 0. 6-3 HATHAWAY, GOV. STANLEY K. 96.3 HALL, E. RAYMOND 30-I HANSSON, PETER T. 53-3 HATTER, JAMES 48-2 HALL, GORDON 59 -I HANTEN, ROBERT 87.1 99-3,108-2 HALL, HENRY K. 80-3 HARDGROVE, T. J. 39.1 HAUCK, FORREST R. 19-2 HALL, LT. COL. LLOYD C. 9-2 HARDIN, CLIFFORD M. 3-1 HAUGEN, ARNOLD 0. 63-1,104 -I HALL, MARY ROSE 30-I 18.3, 20-3,22 -I, 22.2 HAUGHTON, JR., FRED A. 8-1 HALL, NORMAN S. 74-2 HARDMAN, ROBERT L. 76-1 HAURY, EMIL W. 11-1 HALL, NORVILLE 81-1 HARDY, FRED 64-3 HAUSER, ROBERT C. 88-3 HALL, OTIS F. 5-1,104-3 HARDY, MARC 101.3 HAUT, I. C. 4-2 HALL, ROBERT E. LEE 23- 2,36 -I HARDY, PATRICK A. 99.3 HAWBOLDT, L. S. 100.3 HALLADAY, D. R. 97-2 99-2,100-3 HAWKES, ALFRED L. 85-3 HALLBERG, MRS. M. K. 63-2 HARE, F. KENNETH 41-2 HAWKINS. ARNOLD C. 67.2 HALLIDAY, BLAINE 0. 7-3 HAREIN, PHILLIP K. 6-I HAWKS, CLYDE 73-2 HALLIN, OTIS 25-3 HARGIS, JR., WILLIAM J. 91-3 HAWLEY, V. D. 97.2 HALNON, LEONARD C. 90-3 HARGRAVES, MALCOLM M. 41-1 HAY, F. MARION 58-2 HALSEY, JR., ASHLEY 38-1 HARLAN, JAMES R. 14-1 HAY, JOHN W. 11-1 HALVER, JOHN E. 17-1 HARLOW, GEORGE L. 15 -I HAY, MRS. STAR 71.1 HAM, MARION N. 78-3 HARMIC, JAY L. 55.2 HAYCOCK, EDWIN B. 90-1 ILAM.1NN, C. 9. 65-1 HARMON, KEITH W. 6-I HAYDEN, LAWRENCE 0. 66-3 HAMERSTROM, F. N. 37.3 HARMSTON, GORDON E. 13.2 HAYES, ALLISON C. 68-3 HAMILL, JOAN 61-2 35-2,89.2 HAYES, EARL T. 11-3 HAMILTON, ALEXANDER 26-3 HARPER, CLARKE H. 18.1 HAYES, JR., EDWARD C. 85-2 HAMILTON, CLIFFORD L. 9-2 HARPER, HUGH 44-2 HAYES, RAY 78 -I HAMILTON, G. A. 101 -I HARPER, JAMES 49-3 HAYES, WILLIAM C. 72-2 HAMILTON, MRS. HENRY C. 19.1 HARPER, ROBERT W. 51-3 HAYFORD, ROBERT A. 75-3 HAMILTON, JOE 49-2 HARPER, T. A. 102-1 HAYNES, W. F. 100-3 HAMILTON, L. S. 5-1 HARRAL, HENRY D. 85.1 HAYS, DON 64-3 HAMILTON, MAX 7-3 HARRAL, MAX W. 58-2 HAYS, EVA H. 94-2 HAMILTON, REX 7-2 HARRELL, BYRON E. 41-I HAYS, 0. H. 9-2 HAMILTON, JR., SCOTT 0. 59-3 HARRELSON, WILLIAM L. 86-1 ILAYZLETT, HIL1_ARD J. 67.2 HAMMER, RALPH C. 67 -I HARRINGTON, DAVID 6-2 HAZEL, ROBERT B. 79-2 HAMMILL, EILEEN 101-2 HARRIS, CHARLES D. 69-2 HAZEN, A. G. 4-2 HAMOR, WADE H. 7-2 HARRIS, CHAUNCY D. 25-3 HEAD, 82-1 HANAVAN, MITCHELL G. 15-3 HARRIS, DON 49-2 HEALY, WILLIAM A. 75-2 HANBURY, JR., FRED 92-2 HARRIS, GRANT A. 5-1,105-3 HEARD, WILLIAM L. 8-1 HANCOCK, GEORGE C. 54-3 HARRIS, MARY HAZELL 30-I HEARNDEN, E. Ii. 98.1 HANCOCK, HUNTER 104-1 HARRIS, R. 99-2 HEATH, EDWARD 1. 67.1 HANCOCK, MARY LOUISE 74-3 HARRIS, R. D. 97.2 HEATHCOCK, FENNER 87-2 HANCOCK, NORMAN V. 89-3 HARRIS, ROBERT R. 10-2 HEFFRON, HOWARD A. 18 2 HANCOCK, REX 51.1 HARRIS, STANLEY W. 103-2 HEFT, FLOYD E. 81 -I HAND, IRVING 13-1 HARRIS, VERNE L. 81-2 HEGER, 3. HERBERT 81-2 HAND, JR., JAMES W. 76-2 HARRISON, GEORGE H. 39-1 HEGERTY, JOHN 75-2

121 HEGGEN, JR., ALBERT W. 89-3 HEWI1T, JOHN P. 22-1 HOFE, G. DOUGLAS 12 -I HEGGEN, GEORGE E. 77-3 HEWITE, WILLIAM P. 89-2 HOFF, PHILIP H. 23-1 HEINE, WALTER N. 84. 2 HEWSTON, JOHN G. 103-2 HOFF, WALTER H. 80-2 HEINEY, JR., CLAYTON L. 7.3 HEYWARD, ALLAN M. 91-2 HOFFEMAN, JACK M. 91-2 HEINRICH, CAROLYN 31-3 HIBBARD, 0. E. 101-3 HOFFMAN, C. W. 46-3 HEJNY, HOWARD R. 84-1 HIBBARD, GEORGE L. 83-I HOFFMAN, WALLACE R. 93 -I HEISE, HELMUTH M. 66-3 HIBBARD, JOHN E. 36-2,55-2 HOFFMANN, ROBERT S. 27.2 HPATMANN, ARTHUR F. 90-2 HI BBEN, FRANK C. 76-3 HOFFPAUER, CLARK M. 21-2 HEITZENRATER, PAUL R. 84-2 HICKEL, WALTER J. 10-3 65-2,65-3,10/-2 HELDENBRAND, LADD 66-3 11-1,18-3,20-3,21-1,22-1,22-2 HOFMAN, EDWARD G. 53-3 HEI.FRICH, PHILIP 59-2,59-3 HICKERSON, JAMES E. 87-2 HOFMANN, WILLIAM 1 54-2 HELLA, U. W. 70-2 HICKMAN, BOB 86-I HOFT, M. E. 12-1 HELLAND, MARVIN L. 83-1 HICKMAN, MILTON T. 91-3 HOGAN, AUSTIN S. 31-2 HELLAND, STANTON P. 94-2 HICKMAN, JR., T. W. 72-1 HOGUE, JACK E. 53-3 HELLEBUSH, JOHN F. 81-1 HICKS, CHARLES E. 72-2 HOISVEEN, MILO W. 80-2 HELLMAN, I. W. 52-2 HICKS, KENNETH R. 72-1 HOTIT, SAMUEL W. 75-1,75-2 HELM, LEWIS 10-3 HICKS, VERNON M. 7-3 HOLBROOK, HERMAN L. 7-1 HELSETH, THOMAS P. 8-I HIGGINS, HAYWOOD W. 21-1 HOLBROOK, ROBERT O. 39-3 HEMENWAY, JOHN T. 47.1 HIGGINS, THOMAS 36-2,81-3 HOLBURT, MYRON B. 51-3 HEMP, RICHARD A. 95-2 HIGGINSON, R. KEITH 60-2 HOLCOMB, LARRY C. 74-1 HEMSTREET, E. D. 92-3 HIGHTON, RICHARD 26-3 HOLDEN, A. C. 98.2 HENCH, MAYNARD H. 83-3 HIGHTOWER, JOHN N. 51-3 HOLDEN, JOHN E. 53-2 HENDERSON, RADM. D. B. 18-I HIGMAN, JAMES B. 57.3 HOLE, C. DOUGLAS 8-2 HENDERSON, DEWEY 96-2 HILL, A. ALAN 51-3 HOLLE, MAJ. GEN. CHARLES 26-3 HENDERSON, F. ROBERT 5-3 HILL, DAVID A. 80-3 HOLLENBECK, MAX 93.2 HENDERSON, GAVIN 99.3 HILL, DOUGLAS 53-1 HOLLEY, THOMAS P. 10-3 HENDERSON, HERBERT T. 37 -I HILL, III, EDWARD P. 49.1 HOLLIER, LARRY 9-2 HENDERSON, ORVAL L. 72-2 HILL, FRANK S. 58-1 HOLLIMAN, DAN C. 49.2 HENDERSON, RANDALL 46-1 HILL, HAWLEY 60-2 HOLLIMAN, TOMMIE E. 58-3 HENDRICK, DONALD J. 95-3 HILL, HERBERT R. 62.1 HOLLINGS, JR., ARTHUR L. 55-2 HENDRICKS, E. L. 17 -I HILL HERBERT W. 75-1 HOLLISTER, WILLIAM F. 78-1 HENDRICKS, LEWIS E. 86-2 HILL, K. W. 4-2 HOLLOWAY, R. C. 83-1 HENDRICKSON, HENRY A. 20.3 HILL, LEON W. 13 -3 HOLM, EARL R. 77-2 HENDRICKSON, TYLER C. 45-2 HILL, LYNN 58.3 HOLMES, EDWARD H. 18-2 HENDRICKSON, MRS. W. W. 57-3 HILL, R. G. 69-2 HOLMES, LESTER L. 45-I HENEBRY, ROGER L. 39-1 HILL, RALPH R. 54-1 HOLMES, RAY J. 60-2 HENEGAR, DALE L. 80-I HILL ROBERT C. 47-1,75-2 HOLMES, JR., SAMUEL S. 61-2 HENNESSY, J. P. 98-I HILL, RONALD D. 15-1 HOLMSTROM, WILLIAM H. 21-2 HENRY, EDGAR N. 94-I HILL WILHELMINA 10-2 HOLSCHER, EDITH 33-2 HENRY, FRED 101-2 HILLENBRAND, II, JOHN A. 62-1 HOLT, FRED E. 66-2 HENRY, H. KIRK 28-3 HILLER, HERBERT S. 39-3 HOLTON, GEORGE D. 73 -I HENRY, HAROLD 93-2 HILLIARD, JR., EDWARD H. 43-2 HOLTON, WILLIAM B. 67-1 HENRY, JR., VERNON J. 58-3 47-3,54-2 HOLTORF, JOHN C. 53-3 HENSLEY, BILL F. 79-1 HILLIKER, DON M. 80-3 HOLTSCLAW, WILLIAM P. 83-I HENSON, A. H. 64-2 Ii/LMON, JUNIOR B. 6-3 HOLTZER, CHARLES 53-2 54.3 HENSON, W. R. 101 -I HILSTON, N. W. 4-3 HOLUB, EDWARD B. HERBERT, JOHN E. 41-2 HILTON, J. RICHARD 42 -I HOLVEN, JAMES 0. 52-1 HERBERT, OSMAR G. 66-3 HILTS, WILLIAM R. 78-2 HOLWEG, ARTHUR W. 77.2 HERBST, ROBERT L. 33-3 HINE, RUTH 37-2,95-1 H012, MRS. ALFRED 0. 95-3 HERENDEEN, EDWYN 78-1 HINES, CHARLES L. 77-1 HOOBLER, SHARON Q. 5-2 HERKE, WILLIAM H. 65-3 HINES, JOHN F. 81-3 HOOD, LARRY 46-3 HERLEVICH, VICTOR W. 79-3 HINKLE, CLARENCE E. 23-2 HOOD, SHYRL 84-1 HERRICK, ALLYN M. 4-3,103-3 HINSHAW, GIL 77 -I HOOK, R. 102.2 HERRICK, MYRA L. 29-1 HIRSCH, ALLAN 14-1 HOOKER, CHARLES E. 72-2 HERRIDGE, A. J. 101.1 HIRSCH, M.D., JULES 41-3 HOOTEN, JR., CHARLES R. 93-3 HERRING, JOE L. 65-3 HITCH, CHARLES J. 41-2 HOPE, LEIGHTON A. 77-2 HERRON, M. D., J. T. 51.1 HITTIE, HARRY 63-2 HOPE, MALCOLM C. 56-2 HERSHEY, H. GARLAND 62-3 HIXSON, W. DON 88-I HOPE, W. DUANE 20-1 HERSHEY, ROBERT E. 87-2 HJELTE, CHARLES 53-3 HOPKINS, ANNE 47-2 HERTEL, H. G. 63-1 HOBS, JR., WALTER 85-3 HOPKINS, DONALD R. 93-1 HERTZLER, JR., GLENNI. 96-1 HOCHMUTH, HAROLD R. 38-3 HOPKINS, WILLIAM F. 70-1 HERVEY, D. F. 4-1 HOCHSCHILD, HAROLD K. 78-2 HORNBECK, HULET C. 32 -3 HERZIK, JR., G. R. 88-3 HODDE, CHARLES W. 20-3 HORNICK, LILLIAN 73-3 HESS, CHARLES E. 5-1 HODGES, ERNEST J. 25-3 HORNOCKER, MAURICE G. 60-2 103-3 HESS, CHARLES F. 84-3 HODGES, JOHN I. 15-3 HORSEY, TED 56-1 HESS, RICHARD W. 53-3 HODGES, RANDOLPH 21-2 47-3,56-3 HORSFALL, J. G. 4-1 HESSEY, JR., CHARLES D. 93-3 HODGINS, ROBERT 13-2 35-2,86-3,108-1 HORST, AMOS L. 32. 1,43-3 HESTER, F. EUGENE 79-2,105-1 HODGSON, ROBERT D. 27-3 HORTIG, F. J. 52.2 HESTERBERG, GENE A. 5-1,104-2 HODSON, A. C. 104-2 HORTON, GILLIAM K. 79-1 HEWETT, F. H. 102-1 HOELZLE, MRS. HAROLD C. 69.3 HORTON, KENNETH 69-3

122 HORTON, ROBERT K. 22.3 HUNSICKER, H. N. 32-1 JAEGER, JR., JOSEPH 72.2 HORVATH, WILLIAM J. 95-1 HUNT, A. D. 98-3 JAFFE, FREDERICK S. 40-3 HORWITZ, WILLIAM 19-1 HUNT, HEROLD C. 28-2 JAFIOROWSKI, H. A. 31.2 HOSIONSON, HILLEARY F. 37.1 HUNT, JAMES M. 3-3 JAHN, EDWIN C. 5-1 HOSNER, JOHN F. 5-1,105-3 HUNT, L. BARRIE 61-3 JAHN, LAURENCE R. 43-3 HOST, W. JAMES 64-3 HUNT, PHIL 25-1 JAMES, 82 -I HOSTERMAN, JAMES L. 9-2 HUNT, ROGER W. 45-3 JAMES, DOUGLAS A. 51-2 HOTTON, ill, NICHOLAS 20-I HUNTER, ANN GOUGH 89-2 JAMES, GEORGE S. 7 -I HOUCK, ORVILLE A. 83-3 HUNTER, CARL 51 -I JAMES, GRACE CLIFFORD 42-3 HOUGEN, CONRAD 93-3 HUNTER, CELIA M. 50-I JAMES, HAROLD L. 17.1 HOUGH, CASS S. 42-2 HUNTER, JR., DONALD V. 41 -I JAMES, HARRY C. 42-3 HOUGH, LEO W. 65-2 HUNTER, HARRY 67 -I JAMES, LEE M. 5-1,104-2 HOUGHTON, M. P. 98-2 HUNTER, JR., JOHN 28-3 JAMISON. JOHN T. 78-3 HOURSTON, W. R. 22-1,98-2 HUNTER, RAY B. 51-3 JANTZEN, ROBERT A. 38-2 HOUSE, BILL 26-2 HUNTER, ROBERT 55-1 44-2,50-1,50-2,107-1 HOUSTON, OSCAR R. 78-2 HUNTER, WESLEY A. 92-3 JARDINE, A. 0. 100. 2,108-2 HOUSTON, RICK 41-2 HUNTTINO, MARSHALL 93-1 JARRETT, HENRY 41-2 HOVELAND, NIEMAN H. 94-3 HUNYADI, ALFRED J. 54-2 JARVIS, EARL E. 62-3 HOVEY, KENNETH L. 90-2 HURD, W. B. 18-3 JARVIS, STANFORD 90-3 HOWARD, DEBORAH V. 47-3 HURLEY, GEORGE F. 94-2 JASPERSON, ROBERT W. 29-3 HOWARD, EDWIN R. 57.1 HURLEY, HOWARD E. 68-2 JASS, RUDOLPH 12-3 HOWARD, FRED B. 66-I HURLEY, ROBERT J. 57-2 JEANES, JR., JOSEPH Y. 56-1 HOWARD, GERALD V. 16-1 HURST, WILLIAM D. 6-3,27-2 JEFFERS, CLINTON E. 53-2 HOWARD, JR., PAUL M. 35-3 HUSBAND, REAR ADMIRAL A. 9.2 JEFFRIES, ERNF.ST R. 82-3 HOWARD, JR., R. S. 58-3 HUSER, THOMAS E. 56-3 JEHLIK, P. J. 4 -I HOWARD, SMITH 87-3 HUSSING, KARL F. 65-1 JELEN, VICTOR F. 15-I HOWARD, WILLIAM F. 85-1 HUTCHINGS, HARVEY M. 15-3 JENKINS, A. E. 99-3 HOWE, CHARLES W. 41-2 HUTCHINSON, SAMUEL J. 21.3 JENKINS, DAVID H. 69-2 HOWE, SYDNEY 29-3 HUTCHISON, 1.0. 98-1 JENKINS, JAMES H. 103-3 HOWELL, HERSHEL B. 71-3 HUTTON, GEORGE L. 19-1 JENKINS, ROBERT M. 16-3,25-2 HOWELL, REV. J. W. 72-1 HUTTON, ROBERT F. 25-2,39-2 JENKINS, W. KENDALL 78-2 HOWES, J. R. 40-1 HYATT, ONIS D. 104-1 JENNER, CHARLES 25-1 HOWES, ROBERT M. 20-3 HYATT, ROBERT 49-2 JENSEN, ALBERT 77-3 HOWEY, VERNON D. 54-2 HYLWA, WALTER 55-1 JENSEN, BLAINE 90-1 HOWLEY, I EE C. 30.3,80-3 JENSEN, DeVON 60-3 HOYER, MILTON G. 72-2 I JEW:EN, E. P. 95-I HOYT, WALTER 68-2 IBBERSON, JOSEPH E. 83-3 JENSEN, EUGENE T. 14-I HUBBARD, E. C. 79-1 IBEN, ICKO 27. 2,27-3 JENSEN, FREDA 74-I HUBBARD, NANCY 62-1 IDYLL, CLARENCE P. 57-2 JENSEN, GORDON 49-2 HUBBELL, W. B. 28-2 IXEHARA, ISAAC I. 59-1,107-1 JENSEN, J. E. N. 17-2 HUBLEY, JR., GEORGE W. 11.2 INGALLS, LEE 76-3 JENSEN, J. ELLSWORTH 49-2 HUBLEY, JR., RAYMOND C. 48-2 INGLE, ROBERT M. 57 -I JENSEN, MARVIN 89-3 HUDSON, RAYFORD 50.3 INGLES, JAMES M. 13-3 JENSEN, MELVIN 86-3 HUEBER, FRANCIS M. 20-1 INGWERSEN, JAMES W. 37.2 JENSEN, TONY 5-3 HUEBNER, RICHARD S. 93 -I INIGO, FELIX 85-1,107.3 JEROME, ERMIL S. 37-2 HMG, JR., W. F. 4-2 INNIS, C. DOYLE 15-2 JERSIG, HARRY D. 88-2 HUESKE, EDWARD E. 15-3 IPPEN, ARTHUR T. 27-2 JESSUP, CLAUDE A. 91.2 HUESTIS, CHARLES 41-3 IRISH, EDWIN S. 30-3 JETER, HAROLD L. 15-I HUEY, WILLIAM S. 43-2,76-3 IRVIN, THOMAS 58-1 JEWETT, LLOYD 91 -I HUFFSCHMIDT, EDWARD G. 82-3 IRVING, JR., GEORGE W. 3-1 JOHANNES, CLARENCE A. 70-3 HUGHES, A. M. 100-2 IRWIN, HADLEY K. 72-2 JOHANSON, JOEL M. 17 -I HUGHES, ALISTER 45-3 ISAACS, L. W. 96-3 JOHN, WALTER W. 5-2 HUGHES, BETTY 461 ISAACS, RICHARD 73-2 JOHNS, WILLARD T. 84-1 HUGHES, JOSEPH D. 34-2,39-2 ISE, HENRY 85-2 JOHNSON, A. STEPHEN 58-2 HUGHES, WILLIAM O. 83 -I !SOUR, BENJAMIN 8-1 JOHNSON, ARNOLD 1. 27-2 HUIZER, ED J. 49-3 IVERSON, FLOYD 6-3 JOHNSON, B. C. 97-3 HULCE, FRANK C. 59-3 JOHNSON, CARL 73-3 HULL, HAROLD 92-2 J JOHNSON, CARL E. 96-3 HULME, CHARLES 63-3 JACKSON, CRAYTON B. 26-2 JOHNSON, CARL J. 22-1,38-2 HUISEY, ANDREW H. 50-3,51.1, 107.1 JACKSON, HENRY M. 22.3 JOHNSON, CARL T. 69-2 HUME, NORMAN B. 51.3 JACKSON, HOWARD C. 8-1 JOHNSON, JR., CHARLES C. 10-1 HUMELSINE, CARLISLE H. 91.2 JACKSON, ROBERT F. 62.1 JOHNSON, DONALD R. 15-3 HUMMEL, EDWARD A. 17-2 JACKSON, ROY I. 31.2 JOHNSON, DUDLEY J. 88-3 HUMMEL, LEONARD G. 52.3 JACKSON, S. K. Si.' JOHNSON, ED 94-1 HUMPHRESS, JOHN Y. 57 -I JACKSON, SAMUEL C. 10.2,23 -3 JOHNSON, ELMER W. 25-3 HUMPHREY, MELVIN 10-2 JACOBS, KARL 81-3 JOHNSON, ERNEST L. 86-3 HUMPHREY, PHILIPS. 33-I JACOBS, MRS. YARNALL 41.1 JOHNSON, HAROLD 64-2 HUNGERFORD, C. R. 103-2 JACOBSON, RAYMOND C. 87-2 JOHNSON, HENRY E. 86-3 HUNGERFORD, KENNETH E. 103-3 JACOBY, HOWARD 81.2 JOHNSON, HIRAM C. 83-1 HUNNEWELL, JR., ARNOLD W. 45-3 JAEGER, JOHN P. 39.3 JOHNSON, HOWARD C 80-2

123 JOHNSON, HUEY D. 39-3 JUSTICE. THOMAS C. 25-3 KERFOOT, JUSTINE 22.2 JOHNSON, .1. PEARCE 13-2 KERN, CALVIN J. 84-I JOHNSON, JAMES L. 54-1 K KERN, SAMUEL J. 84-2 JOHNSON, JOSEPH H. 68-2 KABAT, CYRIL 95-1 KERNAN, GEORGE 83-2 JOHNSON, LeROY 89-3 KABISCH, WILLIAM T. 24-1 KERR, GORDON R. 99-2 JOHNSON, L. S. 94-3 KABZEMS, A. 102.2 KERR, HARRY A. 78 -I JOHNSON, LEONARD 25-2 KAKAC, KENNETH 63 -I KERSTING, E. 1. 4-I JOHNSON, MALCOLM 24-2 KALB, ROBERT G. 60.2 KESSLER, WAYNE 50-2 JOHNSON, NEWELL A. 89-2 KALLUS, MALCOLM 15.1 KETNER, JOHN L. 66.1 JOHNSON, NOR BERT J. 60-3 KAMI, HARRY T. 59 -I KETY, M.D., 3. H. 65-2 JOHNSON, PEARCE 88-2 KAMINSKI, EMIL 94-2 KEY, M.D., MARCUS M. 10-I JOHNSON, R. E. 46-2 KAMINSKI, GEORGE E. 24-2,96-2 KIDD, WILLIAM R. 57-3 JOHNSON, R. L. 46-2 KAMMAN, JACK F. 30-2 KIDO, SUNAO 59-2 JOHNSON, RAYMOND E. 16-2,34-3 KAMMERER, JULIE 32.2 KIEFER, LEE A. 40-I JOHNSON, REU13EN 37-1 KANDLE, M.D., ROSCOE P. 76-1 KIEHL, ELMER R. 4-2 JOHNSON, REIRIEN J. 20-3,27.2 KANE, WILBUR P. 13-3 KIEHL, ELMER R. 72-3 JOHNSON, REVERDY 53-1 KANIUKA, RUSSELL P. 3-1 KIELHACK, MMES 74-3 JOHNSON, MRS. ROBERT L. 89-2 KANNOWSKI, PAUL B. 80-2 KIER, PORTER M. 20-1 JOHNSON, S. JAMES 69-3 KANZ, JOHN R. 92-3 KIERNAN, W. K. 100 -i JOHNSON, SAMUEL S. 23-2 KAPP, RONALD 70-1 KIFF, BEN 94-2 JOHNSON, U. ALEX 17-3 KAPPAUF, HERBERT 32-i KILBORNE, R. STEWART 13-1 JOHNSON, VIRGIL 87-1 KASHEF, I. 27-2 77-2,77.3,107-3 :OHNSON, W. HOWARD 7 -I KASHIWA, SHIRO 23-2 KILE, JAMES S. 80-3 JOHNSON, W. LLOYD 89-2 KASL1NE, FRED E. 52-1 KILLIAN, DOUG 76-2 JOHNSON, W. MARTIN 91-2 KAUFERT, FRANK 11 5-1,1(4-2 KIMBALL, THOMAS L. 38-3,39-1 JOHNSON, WILLIAM H. 66-3 KAUFFMAN, DONALDE. 92-3 KIMMEL, J. A. 30-3,33-2 JOHNSTON, DAVID W. 41.2 KAUFFMAN, L. R. 83 -I KING, ADRIAN 79-1 JOHNSTON, F. A. 3-2 KAUFMAN, ELMER 81-2 KING, ALBERT E. 96-3 JOHNSTON, J. REX 3-2 KAVANAGH, FREDERICK 29.2 KING, DAVID B. 7-I JOHNSTON, J. R. 42.2 KAYA, SHOJI 59-3 KING, HUGH G. 73-1 JOHNSTON, KENNETH 81.3 KEATING, MRS. H. L. 82-2 KING, IRWIN H. 77-2 JOHNSTON, P. M. 50-3 KEATING, WILLIAM H. 13-3 KING, JOHN P. 68-2 JOHNSTON, RICHARD B. 32.3 KEBRDLE, J. A. 57-2 KING, JOSEPH H. 15-3 JOINER, HAROLD 59-1 KEEDWELL, S. G. 92-2 KING, JR., LUD E. 89-2 JONES, B. H. 73-3 KEEFE, JAMES F. 72.2 KING, MALCOLM E. 67-1 JONES, DALE A. 6-3 KEENAN, F. J. 12-2 35-2,49-3 KING, OWEN W. 68-1 JONES, JR., DAN S. 73-3 KEENER, HARRY A. 4-2 KING, PATRICK 42-1 JONES, DAVID F. 9-3 KEENER, HARRY A. 75.1 KING, ROBERT 92 -I JONES, DONALD D. 60-2 KEENER, JOHN M. 95-1 KING, WALLACE W. 65-2 JONES, FRANCIS L. 47-2 KEENLEYSIDE, HUGH L. 41.2 KING, WILLIAM A. 45-I JONES, FRANKLIN 60-3 KEETON, PAUL C. 60-2 KING, WILLIAM H. 91-2 JONES, FRED L. 12-1 KEHN, RICHARD 61.2 KING, WILLIS 16-1 JONES, HOLWAY 83-3 KEHOE, EDWARD F. 90- 3,108 -I KINGDON, LORRAINE B. 56-1 JONES, JR., J. KNOX 27 -I KEIL, EDWARD R. 8-1 KINGMAN, EDWARD R. 39-3 JONES, JACK L. 6-2 KEIL, NOLAN F. 11-3 KINGSLEY, DANIEL T. 19-2 JONES, JERRY G. 65-2 KEITH, ANTHONY 97.1 KINTER, GEORGE 51-2 JONES, JOHN C. 57-2 KEITH, STUART 33-1 KINTER, LYNN S. 12-2 JONES, MRS. M. L. 51-2 KELLEY, CHARLES D. 49 -I KINTZELE, L. RICHARD 53-2 JONES, PAUL N. 24-3 KELLEY, CLAUDE D. 39-1 KIRBY, EDWIN L. 5-2 JONES, RICHARD 81.1 KELLEY, CLINTON M. 54-1 KIRCH, WAYNE E. 74-2 JONES, ROBERT L. 52-1 KELLEY, HUBERT W. 7-2 KIRGIS, FREDERIC L. 23.2 JONES, RUSSELL K. 92-3 KELLEY, ROBERT W. 70-1 KIRK, JR., CLAUDE R. 56-3 JONES, S. LEARY 87-3 KELLIHER, THOMAS G. 23-2 KIRK, JOHN I. 24-3 JONKEL, C. 97-3 KELLOGG, WALTER W. 65-2 KIRK, P. D. 50-2 JONKEL, GEORGE 41.1 KELLY, C. F. 4-1 KIRKENDALL, JACK E. 92.3 JORDAN, DARRELL 80-1 KELLY, DUANE 72-3 KIRKLAND, LEON 58-2 JORDAN, FREDDIE M. 71.2 KELLY, GEORGE E. 48.2 KIRKWOOD, CHARLES C. 93.1 JORDAN, LEN B. 22-3 KELLY, H. J. 56-3 KIRKWOOD, ROBERT 51.2 JORDAN, ROBERT L. 52-3,55-3 KELLY, THOMAS E. 49.3 KISABETH, FRED A. 60-1 JORGENSEN, ALLEN 86-3 KELSALL, JOHN P. 97.2 KITCHEL, JOHN H. 69.3 JOSEPH, EDWIN B. 91-3 KEMP, JON 83.3 KITCHEN, HERMAN 31.3 JOSEPH, JAMES 21-3 KEMPER, M.D., CHARLES A. 95-3 KIZZIER, GARY 87.1 JOSEPHSON, ROBERT W. 92-3 KENNAMER, EARL F. 5-2 KLAAS, CHARLES I. 61.2 JOSLIN, VERNE 33-1 KENNEDY, CHARLES F. 68-2 KLABUNDE, JOSEPH J. 73-1 JOUDRY, CHARLES L. 78-2 KENNEDY, JOHN R. 18.2 KLABUNDE, PHILIP K. 56-2 JOY, JUDITH 61. 2,61-3 KENT, GRACE 46-I KLASHMAN, LESTER M. 14-2 JUKES, THOMAS H. 43-1 KENT, OTIS BEALL 33-3 KLASON, RICHARD P. 90.1 JUNGROTH, JAMES R. 80-2 KER, JOHN W. 106-3 K LASSEN, C. W. 61.1 JURISICH, JOSEPH M. 40-2 KERBES, R. H. 97-3 KLAUS, DELBERT I. 10-3 JUSELL, JUDSON 28-3 KEREKES, J. 97.3 KLEIN, CARL .0-3

124 KLEIN, CARL L. 11 -I KREISCHER, ERVIN G. 37 -I LANDER, WALTER J. 12 -I KLEIN, DAVID R. 49-3,103-1 KREI L, THEODORE C. 16-I LANDFORCE, ANDREW S. 6-I KLEIN, WILLIAM H. 20-2 KREUCH, BILL 77.1 LANDRUM, NEY C. 12-3, 35-2,57.1 KLEINER, GILBERT 55-2 KROGSTAD, CLARENCE 80-1 LANDSBERG, HANS H. 41.2 KLIMSTRA, WILLARD D. 61-1,103-3 KROMBEIN, KARL V. 20.1 LANE, BURKE E. 55-3 KLING, SR., RALPH R. 65-3 KROTKI, CARL 46-I LANE, DON EL J. 83.2 KLOTZ, JO/IN W. 62-2 KRUEGER, WILLIAM 96-1 LANE, MELVIN 52-2 KLUSSMANN, WALLACE G. 6-2 KRUG, ALAN S. 38 -I LANE, RICHARD D. 7 -I KNAPP. CLIFFCRD E. 28 -I KRUMMES, WILLIAM T. 16-2 LANG, E. M. 76-3 KNAPP, GEORGE L. 81-3 KRUSE, DORATHY S. 41 -I 1.ANG, GEORGE M. 9-2 KNEESE, ALLEN V. 41.2 KRUSE, MRS. HAROLD G. 95-2 LANG, 0. R. 65.2 KNICKERBOCKER, G. C. 47-1 KRUSE, THOMAS E. 82.3 LANGDALE, HARLEY 58.2 KNIERIM, PAUL K. 19-3 KRYGER, HOMER I,. G. 50-1 LANGE, KEITH D. :-3 KNIGHT, FRED B. 4-3 KUEHL, LEONARD 95-2 LANGFORD, JAMES B. 58-2 KNIGHT, H. J. 89 -I KUEHN, JEROME H. 70.2 LANG KA M M ER , DAVID 37-3 KNIGHT, JOHNIL 51-3 KUH, PETER I 1- 1 IANGL EY, MAUR!CE N. 13-3 KNIGHT, W. E. 79 -I KUHN, GEORGIA C. 81-2 IANGRELL, JOHN 83 -I KNIRK, CARL H. 81.2 KUHN, STANLEY 62-3 LANKFORD, RICHARD E. 66-3 KNOBLAUCH, H. C. 3-3 KUHZE, BILL 36-1 LANNON, EDWIN R. 10-I KNOWLTON, PERRY H. 31-3 KUKLE, MEYER 47.2 LANNON, HENRY J. 58-1 KNOX, BEN 72-3 KULICK, MATTHEW J. 85-3 LANSER, EDWARD 24-3 KNUDSEN, GEORGE J. 28 -I KUNKEL, H. 0. 4-2 LANZNER, DORA DE 21-2 KNUTH, ROCKNE 95-3 KUNKEL, JIM 80-I LAPERI.E, J. J. M. 97-3 KOCH, EDWARD 28-3 KUNZIG, ROBERT L. 19-2 14PLANTE, BRYAN F. 13-3 KOCH, GEORGE 94-2 KURTZ, ARTHUR R. 94-2 LAPPIN, MRS. WILLIAM E. 85-1 KOEHLER, FRED V. 83-2,83-3 KURZYNA, HENRY 78-1 LARANCE, ROBERT S. 65-1 KOEHLER, JAMES W. 51-3 KUSFIIYAMA, NORMAN 59-2 LARKIN, JOHN 90-3 KOELZER, WILLIAM 69-3 KUTSKO, JOHN S. ;6-I LARSEN, ROBERT 55-1 KOENEMANN, EDWARD J. 90-3 KUYT, E. 97-2 LARSON, BILL 87-2 KOENINGS, ROMAN H. 12-2 KYL, JOHN H. 23.1 LARSON, H. F. 42.2 KOERBER, ARTHUR R. 45 -I KYLE, JR., JOHN EDWIN 65-3 LARSON, JOSEPH S. 68-3 KOHL, FRED 5-3 LARSON, R. E. 4-2 KOHN, EDWARD U. 20.2 L LARSON, RALPH W. 92-3 KOISCH, MAJ. GEN. F. P. 9 -I LaCAVA, THOMAS A. 75-2 LARSON, WILLIAM H. 93-3 KOIVULA, DORIS A. 11-3 LACEY, JAMES L. 40-I LASATER, J. E. 92-2 KOJIMA, UNOYO 59-3 LACK, WENDELE, D. 71.2 LASSEN, 0. M. 50-2 KOK KO, KAARLO 49-3 LACKMAN, GEORGE 73 -I LATIMER, R. W. 14-2 KOLB, HAVEN 68 -I LACY, C. 99-3 LATIMORE, ROBERT E. 12.1 KOLB, JAMES 72-2 LADNER, CLARENCE M. 71-3 LAU, L. S. 59-2 KOLB, ROBEkT 87 -I LADNER, FRANK 71-3 LAUCKHART, J. BURTON 92-3 KOO, TED S. Y. 67-2 LA DUC, FRANCES 78-3 LAUDADIO, SR., JOHN F. 84-3 KOOS, ERVIN J. J. 63-2 LaFERRIERE, CLAUDE 101-3 LAUFF, GEORGE H. 27.1 KOOYMAN, B. 97-2 LaFLEUR, ROBERT A. 65-3 LAURENDEAU, GILLES 102.1 KORFF, SERGE A. 25-3 La FONT, JOHN W. 15 -I LAUTMAN, KAY PARTNEY 44-3 KORNICKER, LOUIS S. 20-I LaFUZE, H. H. 104 -I LAUVER, CLIFFORD P. 92-1 KORNMAN, WILLIAM 9-2,63-2 LAGASSE, ALFRED B. 27 -I LAVIGNE, JOHN M. 26-1 KORTRIGHT, F. H. 101.1 LAGASSE, ARMAND 75 -I LAWRENCE, CHARLES H. 16-2 KORTUM, KARL 53.1 LAGLER, DR. KARL F. 38-3 LAWRENCE, DANIEL F. 90-1 KORTUM, MRS. KARL 52-3 LAGNESE, JR., JOSEPH F. 43 -I LAWRENCE, J. W. 86-1 KOSAR, WILLIAM F. 32-3 LAHEY, JAMES 62-1 LAWRENCE, KENNETH A. 15-2 KOST, HAROLD C. 80-3 LAHEY, MRS. W. D. 27-2 LAWRENCE, W. M. 21-2 KOSTER, EDWARD C. 81 -I LAIDLAW, DAVID 0. 69-3 LAWRENCE, W. MASON 33-1,77.2 KOTIS, RICHARD J. 25-2 LAIDLAW, M.D., ROBERT W. 27-3 LAWS, H. P. 100.2 KOTRLA, R. A. 43 -I LAIRD, M. A. 102-2 LAWSON, RODERICK A. 22-2 KOTTMAN, R. M. 4-2 LAIRD, MELVIN R. 8-3 LAWSON, WILLIAM 12.2 KOI/BA, FRANK J. 38 -I LAITALA, E. M. 69.2 LAY, HUBERT E. 72-2 KOVACH, HELEN 36-3 LAKES, CLAYTON 81-1 LAYCOCK, ARLEIGH H. 27-2 KOWSKI, FRANK F. 17-2 LAMB, DANA S. 98-3 LAYNE, JAMES N. 27-1,27.2 KOZICKY, EDWARD L. 39-3,44-1 LAMB, GEORGE R. 25-1,33-3 LAYTON, NEWTON S. 76-2 KRAEMER, FLORENCE 40-3 LAMB, WILLIAM CARROLL 57-3 LAZARCHIK, DONALD M. 84-7 KRAISSL, JR., FREDERICK 46-1 LAMBERG, RAY 83-3 LEACH, HOWARD R. 44-2 KRAMER, H. H. 4-1 LAMBERT, HUBERrC. 90-1 LEAGUE, ARCHIE W. 18-1 KRAMER, PAUL R. 88-2 LAMBERT, JOHN H. 68-2 LEAHY, ROBERT B. 30-I KRAMER, ROBERT H. 90-1,105-3 LAMM, RICHARD D. 29-2 LEAK, ROBERT E. 79-1 KRAUCH, JR., HERBERT C. 5-3 LAMMERS, IRENE M. 81.2 LEA L, TOM 92-3 KRAUS, ERIC B. 57-2 LaMOREAUX, PHILIP E. 27.2 LEARNER, MRS. HARRY W. 78-3 KRAUS, J. E. 4-1 LAMOUREUX, 3. P. 97.3 LEARY, T. R. 88-3 KRAUSE, KEITH S. 64-1 LAMPERT, HOWARD 32.3 LEBER, MAJOR GENERAL W. P 18.1 . KRAUSE, RODNEY 36-1 LAMSA, A. K. 98-1 LaBLANC, SR., HENRY J. 38-3 89 -I KRAUTER, ORLO W. 8-2 LAMSON, ARROLL L. 54-2 LECHNER, MRS. ROBERT 46-3

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LECLERC, M. 98-2 LICKLIDER, LES 61-3 LORIO, WENDELL JOSEPH 6-1 LEDBETTER, J. LEONARD 58-2 LIDDLE, JERRY 80-1 LOSH, WILLIAM J. 43.1 LEDFORD, ROY H. 9-2 LIDDY, L.. B. 62-3 LOUBIER, GABRIEL 101.3 LEE, C. BRUCE 10-1 LIEBERMAN, JOSEPH A. 10-1 LOUGHREY, ALAN G. 97-1 LEE. JOHN B. 49-2 LIEBOLD, LAWRENCE 46-3 LOVE, H. W. 27-3 LEE, THOMAS 94-3 LIFTON, FRED B. 28-2,40-2 LOVELACE, W. CURTIS 58 1 LEEDY, DANIEL L. 19-1 LIGGITT, WILLIS H. 130.3 LOVVORN, R. L. 3-3 LEFEBVRE, C. L. 4-1 LIGHT, ROBERT E. 41-1 LOW, JESSOP B. 90-1,105-3 LEHOTSKY, KOLOMAN 5-1,105-2 LIGHTNER, JERRY P. 34-3 LOWE, 0. L. 87-3 LEIBY, JAMES 52 -I LIGHTSEY, WILLIAM M. 91-3 LOWENTHAL, DAVID 25-3 LEINWEBER, C. L. 5-I LILLY, BUD 31-1 LOWERY, JOHN 52-2 LEIRFALLOM, JARLE 13-1,70-1 LIMBURG, A. W. 28-2 LUCAS, K. C. 98-I LEIS1NO, CAPT. CHARLES 84-1 LINDER, ALLAN D. I03-3 LUCAS, LOUIS F. 38 -I LEISMAN, GILBERT i LINDER, RAYMOND L. 87-1,105-2 LUCAS, RUSSELL M. 84-2 LEITCH, W. G. 99.3 LINDLEY, JONATHAN 8.3 LUCE, CHARLES F. 41-2 LELLINGER, DAVID B. 19-3 LINDSAY, DOUGLAS 56-2 LUCKMANN, W. IL 61 -I LEMAIRE, ROBERT J. 7-3 LINDSAY, GEORGE E. 52.2 LUDCKE, THOMAS P. 52-3 LEMICH, MIKE 74-2 LINDUSKA, JOSEPH P. 16-1 LUDWIG, JOHN H. 10-2 LEMIEUX, GUY 101.3 LINDZEY, JAMES S. 84-3,105 -2 LUEBBERT, 72-3 LEMIEUX, LOUIS 98-2 LINE, LES 35-3 LUEHRS, ARMIN F. 24-3 LEMKE, HERBERT R. 94-3 LINEHAN, JOHN T. 56-2 LUESCHOW, LLOYD 94-3 LEMMON, ALLEN B. 51-3 LINFORD, AVARD B. 8-1 LUESHEN, MRS. JOHN 46-3 LEMMON, WARREN M. 39-3 UNGENFEUTER, R. L. 60-2 LUICK, HOMER C. 38-3,39.2 LEM MONS, STANLEY 89-1 LINGLE, WILLIAM B. 7.3 LUKE, PHILIP 78-1 LEMON. ROBERT 63-3 LINN, HARRIET E. 59-3 LUKES, ROY LENGFELD, FRED E. 95-3 LINN, MAX 3I -3,34-1 LUM, WILLIAM H. 85-3 LENNON, ROBERT E. 16-3 LINN, ROBERT M. 17-2 LUMSDEN, HARRY 0. 37-3 LENOIR, JEAN 101.3 LINSCOTT, STANLEY P. 66-1 LUND, A. E. 88.2 LENT, PETER C. 49.3 LINT, KENTON C. 43-2 LUND, GWEN 58 -I LENTZ, WILLIAM C. 62-2 LINTON, THOMAS L. 79 -I LUND, PHILLIP A. 58-1 LEONARD, DORIS F. 29-2 LINTON, W. T. 86-1 LUND, RAYMOND F. 86-3 LEONARD, RICHARD M. 29-3 LINVILLE, LEWIS D. 72-1 LUND, T. C. 42-2 41. 3,f,3-1 LIPPER, HAROLD J. 12 -I LUNDELL, BRYCE E. 96-3 LEONARD, ROSS 9-2 LIPPERT, GEORGE E. 94-1 LUNDY, MAURICE H. 12 -I LEOPOLD, A. STARKER 52-2 LITCHFIELD, EDWARD S. 78-2 LUNETTA, ANTHONY M. 84-1 LEOPOLD, DR. A. STARKER 39-1 LITTLE, CHAR LES E. 40-1 LUNKE,N, MRS. H. EDMUND 32-2 LEOPOLD, ESTELLA 54-1 LITTLE, CLAYTON N. 51-1 LUYS, ANDRE 73-1 LEOPOLD, LUNA 41-3 LITTLE, ED T. 28-3 LYDAY, NOREEN 12 -I LESAUX, PETER B. 98-2 LITTLE, GENE R. 93-1 LYDDAN, ROBERT H. 17 -I LESLIE, PHILIP F. 96-2 LITTLE, GROVER C. 33-3 LYLES, CHARLES H. 15-3 LESSER, M.D., GERSON T. 41-3 LITTLE, J. WARNER 77-2 LYMAN, EDWIN D. 63-3 LESURE, LINWOOD B. 68-3 LITTLE, M. T. 102-2 LYNAM, ROBERT 73-3 LETH, WALTER 82-3 LITTON, MARTIN 41.3 LYNCH, THOMAS M. 53-3 LE VAN, HENSYL 564 LIVERMORF, JR., N. B. 51-3 LYNCH, WILLIAM 31-2 LEVELTON, C. R. 98 -I LIVERMORE, PUTNAM 39-3 LYNG, RICHARD E. 3-1 LEVER, W. J. 98-I LLOYD, CHARLES 95-1 LYNN, JACK 64-3 LEVERS, ELIZABETH D. 47-1 LLOYD, HELEN 99.1 LYON, JAMES H. 92.3 LEVIN, JASTROW 67-3 LLOYD, JOHN 62.1 LYON, TUNIS 67-1 LEVIN, MRS. EZRA 34-2 LLOYD, MRS. ROBERT M. 76-2 LYON, V. E. 101.3 LEWIS, A. W. 88-3 LLOYD, STANLEY 31.2 LYON, WALTER A. 84-2 LEWIS, ALLEN I. 75-1 LOCKWOOD, J. W. 101.1 LYONS, JAMES 64-3 LEWIS, CHARLES W. 94-1 LODWICK, BYRON W. 42.2 LEWIS, EUGENE M. 61-2 LODWICK, SEELEY G. 3-3 M LEWIS, EUGENE R. 64-2 LORRY, GORDON 55-2 McCOLLUM, LLOYD G. 50-3 LEWIS, FRED P. 81.3 LOESCH, HARRISON 10-3 MAAG, HENRY 78-3 LEWIS, HAROLD R. 3-1 LOGAN, STANLEY 78-I MacANANNY, J. H. 18.3 LEWIS, HOWARD 34-2 LOGIE, R. R. 97-3 MacBEAN, A. P. 48-3 LEWIS, JAMES C. 82.2 LOMBARD, FRANK L. 63-3 MacBEAN, R. R. 101.1 LEWIS, JAMES K. 56-3 LONG, ANDREW C. 85-I MacBETH, JEAN 91-1 LEWIS, JOHN W. 60-3 LONG, HUEY B. 57-3 Mac CONNACHIE, W. M. 26-3 LEWIS, ORME 10-3 LONG, JR., WILLIAM G. 93-2 MacCORMICK, AUSTIN H. 39-3 LEWIS, ORVILLE W. 73-1 LONG, RAYMOND S. 51-2 MacDONALD, J. A. 98-2 LEWIS, TOM 64-3 LONGERO, JERRY 74-2 MACE, R. U. 83-1 LP.X C. CARMEAN, 92.1 LONGMORE, M.D., R. DON 101-2 MacEWAN, C. 98-2 LLYENDECKER, P. J. 4-2 LOOPE, P. F. 78-2 MACFARLAN, W. JOYNES 11-2 LEYNES, B. C. 57-1 LOPEZ, MILTON H. 21.2 Mac FARLANE, DON 95-3 LIBBEY, WESLEY 46-2 LOPEZ-GUEVARA, CARLOS 21-3 MACIOI,EK, JOHN A. 59. 2,103-3 LICHTENBERGER, R. S. 84-2 LOPINOT, AL 61.3 MACK BIRNADINE D. 36-3 LICKE, JAKE N. 33-3 LORING, AUGUSTUS P. 69-1 MACK, LESLIE E. 27-2 LICKEL, CONRAD B. 84-1 LORING, GEORGE 0. 69-1 MACK-ALL, JR., CHARLES G. 45-2

126 MACKAY, J. ROSS 27-3 MARSH, WILLIAM K. 86-1 MAYBEE, O. R. 100.3 MacKAY, RONALD H. 97.2 MARSHALL, MISS J. 99-3 MAYES, J. LEE 63-3 MACKIE, DONALD ). ;4-2 MARSTON, MERWIN A. 16-1 MAYFIELD, JR., JOHN M. 52-1 MacKINNON, D. 102.3 MARTER, III, E. BUDD 40-2 MAYHEW, GOVERNOR HARRY E. 65.3 MACKLANBURG, JR., 81.1 MARTIN, EARL E. 31.1 MAYO, FRANCIS T. 14-1 MACLAUCHLAN, DONALD 67-1 MARTIN, F. H. 50-3 MAYO, ROBERT P. 20-3 Mac LEAN, BERTON M. 9-1 MARTIN, GARY D. 24-3 MAYS, VANCE W. 9-2 MacLEAN, D. A. 98.1 MARTIN, GEORGE C. 58-3 MAZAN, WALTER L. 17-3 MACLINN, W. A. 4-2 MARTIN, IVAN R. 5-2 McARDLE, JEROME J. 90-2 MacMARTIN, JAMES M. 90-3 MARTIN, JIM 40-2 McARDLE, DR. RICHARD E. 38-3 MACMILLAN, GRAHAM 26-1 MARTIN, KENNETH 64-1,96-2 McBRIDE, DON 20-2 MacMULLAN, RALPH 13.1 33-1.69-2,107-2 MARTIN, LOUIS B. 24-2 McBROOM, JAMES T. 16-1 MacNAMARA, LESTER G. 75-3107-3 MARTIN, MILTON H. 93.1 McBROOM, W. T. 57.1 MacNEIL, MRS. DOUGLAS II. 32-2 MARTIN, JR., PAUL 84-1 MCA BE, DOROTHY 75-3 MacPHERSON, A. H. 97-2 MARTIN, RICHARD 78-1 McCABE, ROBERT 105-3 MACSWAIN, HAROLD C. 69-2 MARTIN, ROBERT G. 42-2,87.1 McCAFFERY, JR., JOSEPH J. 73.1 MACY, HAROLD 70-3 MARTIN, W. R. 98-3 McCALL, MRS. C. A. 32-2 MADDAFORD, JOYCE 74-2 MARTIN, WALLACE 51-1 McCALL, JAMES 7-2 MADDLN, KENNETH 63-I MARTNA, MARET 27-3 McCALL, KENNETH D. 11-1 MADSEN, LOUIS L. 93 -I MARTZ, PAUL R. 70-2 McCALL, WADE 5-3 MADSON, JOHN 39-3 MARVEL, JOAN 23-2 McCALLA, A. K. 88 -I MAGA, JOHN 52 -I MARVIN, JAMES 90-3 McCALLUM, DR. GORDON E. 39-1 MAGEE, MRS. WALTER VARNEY 32-2 MARVIN, JAMES W. 29-2 MC CALLUM, NORMAN 25-1 MAGIE, WILLIAM :i. 46-2 MASLAND, JR , FRANK E. 84-1 McCANE, ROGER E. 78-3 MAHAN, HAROLD 69-3 MASLOWSKI, KARL 81-2 McCANN, JAMES A. 68-3,104-2 MAHLBURG, MILTON W. 61-3 MASON, AMY 62-2 McCARTHY, DANIEL V. 13-3 MAINE, CARL ETON A. 85-2 MASON, BRIAN 20-1 McCARTHY, DENNIS F. T. 47-1 MAINES, J. T. 26-3 MASON, C. RUSSELL 57-3 50-1-2 MAIR, W. WINSTON 100-1 MASON, EDWARD S. 41-2 McCARTHt, JOHN T. 67 MAJOR, HARRY M. 8-1 MASON, ELIZABETH 36- 2,39 -I McCARTHY, KEITH R. 16-1 MAKIE, RICHARD J. 6-1 MASON, JR., HOWARD F. R. 45-3 McCLELLAN, BINGHAM A. 25-2 MALCOLMSON, IAN D. 31-1 MASON, !AMES H. 62-2 McCLELLAN, SR., H. F. 87-2 MALIEPAARD, H. S. 102.1 MASON, SAMUEL P. 92-1 MICLELLAN, JAMES C. 25-3 MALKOVICH, DAN 60-3 MASSIE, T. N. 79-2 McCLELLAND, RADM. J. J. 18 -I MALLERY, KENNETH B. 9-2 MASSON, VIC 83-2 McCLELLAND, ROBERT S. 35-I MALLOY, KENNETH D. 52-3 MASUNAGA, NOBUICHI 59-2 McCLOSKEY, J. MICtiAEL 41-3 MALONE, O. B. 100.3 MATEER, CHARLFS Q. 86-3 McCLUNG, LESTER 94-I MANGNAEL, ALVIN R. 12.2 MATHENEY, MATT 72-3 McCOLLAM, COLONEL ALBERT 51-3 MANKIN, CHARLES ). 81-3 MATHER, JOHN A. 76-2 EVERETT, 3. A. 50-3 MANLEY, JOHN E. 18.3 MATHER, STANLEY M. 51.3 McCOMB, W. H. 58-1,58-2 MANN, LOIS 71-1 MATHESON, D. LLOYD 45-3 McCONNELL, CLIFFORD H. 84-1 MANN, ROBERT 48-I MATHEWS, DONALD C. 54-3 McCONNELL, RICHARD 80-3 MANNING, HARVEY 93-3 MATHIS, D. T. 86-2 McCONNELL, WILLIAM J. 50-2 MANNING, JOSEPH H. 66-3 MATHIS, JR., J. F. 59.1 103-1 MANNING, RAYMOND B. 20-I MATHIS, WILLIAM H. 50-3 McCORMACK, DONALD A. 37.2 MANTLE, C. JACK 50-1 MATHISEN, L. ADOLPH 21-3 McCORMACK, BILL 71-2 MANUEL, S. F. 100.3 MATHISEN, L. M. 83-2 McCORMICK, MRS. G. L. 95-3 MANVILLE, RICHARD H. 16-3 MATSON, WILLIAM S. 94-3 McCORNACK, WILLARD F. 17.1 MARCH, SYLVESTER 0. 24-3 MATTE, FRANCOIS 99 -I McCREARY, KENNETH V. 30-2 MARCHESSEAULT, LEON 102-1 MATTHEWS, JAMES W. 5-2 McCULLEY, ROBERT D. 7.1 MARCHINKO, JOHN 102.2 MATTHEWS, JOSEPH L. 5-2 McDANIEL, LAWRENCE C. 67 -I MARCKWORTH, GORDON D. 93-3 MAITHEWS, WILLIAM H. 66-1 McDANIEL, W. E. 4-1 MARCOTTE, ROBERT D. 30-3 MATTHIES, N. 102.3 McDANIEL, WILLIAM E. 55-3 MARIANA, NICHOLAS M. 16-2 MATTICE, HARRY B. 75-1 MCDANIELS, LOUIS L. 88-3 MARIETTI, DOMENIC 86-1 MATTI°, A. L. 92-2 McDONALD, DANIEL E. 79-2 MARK, FREDRICK A. 8-1 MATTOON, JOHN 11-2 McDOUGALL, CHARLES W. 5-2 MARK, JEROME M. 96-1 MAUERMANN, R. 0. 88-2 McDOWELL, BODIE 40-2 MARK, SHELLEY M. 12-3 MAUL, THEODORE W. 83 -I McDOWELL, GENE 74-3 MARKS, LAURENCE H. 49-1 MAULDIN, W. PARKER McDOWELL, RAY C. 55-2 MARKS, WILLIAM D. 69-2 MAUNDER, ELWOOD R. 31-3 McDOWELL, ROBERT D. 103-3 MARLAND, RICHARD 10-1 MAUS, CALVIN DON 83.1 McEVOY, PAUL J. 95-2 MARLER, LARRY 49-3 MAUSSHARDT, D. B. 14-3 McEWAN, E. H. 97-2 MAROIS, ROBERT 102-1 MAXSON, WEBSTER P. 19-2 McFARLAND, JORDON P. 54-1 MAROUS, RICHARD S. 81-3 MAXWELL, CARROLL W. 664 McFATE, JAMES T. 75-1 MARK, JOHN C. 15-2,16 -I MAXWELL, MAJ. GEN. JEWELL 18.1 MAGEE, SR., GEORGE. M. 75-2 MARRIAGE, L. DEAN 7.2 MAY, CURTIS 30-3 McGill, SAM P. 58.2 MARSH, JOEL W. 66-2 MAY, COL. JOHN A. 13-2,86-1 McGINN, LARRY 87.3 MARSH, JR., ERNEST 88-3 MAY, JR., MRS JOHN N. 44-2 McGINNES, SURD S. 92-1,105-3 MARSH, MARY H. 27-2 MAY, WILLIAM F. 34-1 McGINNES, FRANKLIN P. 40-2 MARSH, MAYNARD F. 66-1 MAYALL, K. M. 100-3 McGINNIS, BRET J. 81.3

127 McG LA M FRY, JAMES 64-2 McWILLIAMS, JR., DOUGLAS 84-1 MILLER, C. KEITH 66-I Mc0 LATHER Y, TOMMY R. 88-3 McWILLIAMS, HAROLD G. 99.3 MILLER, C. WALLACE 9 -I McGOURIN, TOM F. 8-2 MEACHAM, CHARLES 10-3 MILLER, CAMPBELL E. 27 -I McGOWAN, JR., MAR11N 71 -I 15-2,224 MILLER, CECIL A. 101.3 McGRAIN, PRESTON 64-3 MEADE, G. EDWARD 100.1 MILLER, CHET 95-2 McGRAW, WILLIAM T. 69.2 MECHAM, L. RALPH 23-2 MILLER, D. R. 07-3 McGREGOR, DUNCAN 3. 87.1 MEDUN, SPENCER E. 13. 1,71-3 MILLER, JR., DANIEL N. 96-2 McGREGOR, JUDGE LOUIS D. 38-3 MEGONNELL, WILLIAM H. 10-2 MILLER, DELL 74-1 39.2 MEHLFR,J. 36-2 MILLER, EDWARD R. 84-1 McHUGH, J. 1. 10-3 MINSTER, A. L. 21.1 MILLER, EVERETT L. 24-3 13-2,21.2,22-1,342 MELCHIOR, MRS. EFFIE 35-3 MILLER,r.L. 97.3 McILWAIN, JAMES R. 56-1 MELICH, MITCHELL 23-2 MILLER, FRANK H. 43-2 McILWAIN, TOM D. 71.3 MELTON, WILLIAM G. 20-1 MILLER, GEORGE P. 60-I McINTERR, JR., J. 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133 SCOTT, RICHARD L. 38-1 SHAW, GENE 84-3 SIMS, ANN 48.1 SCOTT, ROBERT B. 15-1 SHAW, ROBERT M. 12.2 SIMS, PAUL K. 70-3 SCOTT, ROBEKT F. 16-2 SHAWBACK, HARRY 49.3 SIMSKIE, RAYMOND 85-3 SCOTT, ROBERT R. 86-3 SHAY, RON E. 83-2 SINOH, S. 97 -I SCOTT, THOMAS 0. 41.1,1054 SHEA, WALTER J. 85-2 SINGLETON, J. R. 21.2 SCOTT, WALTER E. 94-2 SHEARER, LeROY A. 7.3 88-2,108.1 SCOTT, WOODSON D. 38-1 SHEARIER, BERNARD 95-2 SINGLETON. R. GLENN 28-3 SCOTTEN, HAROLD L. 14-3 SHEARIN, GERALD A. 52-1 SINGLETON. WILLIAM 24-3 SCOTTER, 0. W. 97-2 SHEDD, JR., E. WARNER 39 -I SINNETT, CLIFFORD H. 66-3 SCRIBNER, WILL/AM A. 60-2 SHEELY, ARTHUR C. 53-3 SINNING, DONALD 0. 87.2 SCRIVENER, JR., SAMUEL 31 -I SHEFFIELD, BEVERLY 37.3 SIPPEL, KENNETH F. 16-I SCROGG1N, DR. FREDERICK 38-3 SHELDON, B. T. 96-I SIRI, WILLIAM 41.3 SEABORO, GLENN T. 18.1 SHELDON, WILLIAM O. 68-3 SISAM, J. W. B. 101.1,106-3 SEA BREASE, CARROLL W. 67-3 69. 3,104-2 SISK, RAYMOND M. 86.1 SEABREP2E, JOHN C. 90-1 SHELL, J. R. 51.I SISSON, JACK 69.3 SEAMAN, ELWOOD A. 8-) SHELTON, 32.3 SITES, J. W. 4-1 SEAMAN, M.D., ROBERT 25.1 SHELTON. ELBERT M. 32.3 SIVE, DAVID 34-I SE4MAN, WAYNE R. 53.3 SHEPARD, JAMES M. 38-2 SIZER, J. W. 24-1,50-2 SEAMANS, JAMES 0. 47.3 68-2,107.2 5201310141, PAUL L. 89-3 SEAMANS, JR., RICHARD G. 75-I SHEPHARD, RICHARD G. 31-3 SKARRA, PERRY E. 114 SEARLE., ROBERT L S6-3 SHEPHERD, DONALD R. 3-2 SKAU, CLARENCE M. 104-3 SEARS, FRED 6.1-3 SI1EPPARD, JOHN BEN 19.1 SKIPWORTH, BURNIS 64-3 SEAVEY. JOSEPH W. 69-2 SHEPPARD, WALTER 0. 214 SKRUCK, SR.. VICTOR P. 66-3 SEBENS, W. P. 80-2 SHERMAN, CARL W. 77.3 SLAVIN, JOSEPH W. 15-3 SUM, BENJAMIN R. 85-1 SHERMAN, D. C. 65-1 SLAYDEN, IL WILLIAM M. 87.2 SEDAM, JOHN B. 84-2 SHERWIN, RAYMOND J. 41.3 SLEDGE, EUGENE B. 49-2 SEDWAY, PAUL 33-1 SHIELDS, HARMON 57.1 SLOAN, NORMAN 46-3 SEED, JR., ALLENN. 34-1 SHIELDS, JAMES T. 70-3 SLOAN, ROBERT 31-2 SEGAL, SHELDON J. 40-3 SHIELDS, RAY 36-I SLOAT, BRUCE P. 4$-I SEGUIN, J. J. 98-3 StH LUTO, BARRY J. 8.3 SLOM, SAMUEL M. 59-3 SEIBEL, CURT 80-2 SHINE, HENRY M. 10-3 SLOSTAD, OLAF 28-2 SEIGWORTH, KENNETH 20-3 SHIRER, JOHN M. 86-I SMALLEY, ROBERT 76-I SUM ES, MRS. ERWIN FREES 30-1 SHIRLEY, A. RAY 58-1,59-I SMART, ROBERT 75-2 SEIVEWRIOHT, A. M. 102.2 SHOELL, VERL C. 90-1 SMITH, A. I), 97.3 SEKU LA, JOE A. 71.1 SIIOMON, J. 1. 35-3 SMITH, ANN WEBSTER 18.3 SELADONES, EDWARD M. 83-3 SHORT, JR., JEFFREY R. 61.3 SMITH, ANTHONY WAYNE 37.2 SELF, J. TEAGUE 82-2 SHORT, RICHARD S. 68-1 56-2 SELVAR, HAAKON M. 21.3 SHORTER, E. G. 99-1 SMITH, BASIL t. 66-1 SENZEL, IRVING 11.2 MOUSE, P.L. 72-3 SMITH, BILLY 3. 88-3 SESSOMS, ALEXANDER SHOWALTER, DON 89-3 SMITH, C. K. 100.2 SETZER, GENE W. 2S-I SHRINER, VERNON 214 SMITH, CARL 83-1 33-3,35-3 SHROPSHIRE, JAMES S. 64-3 SMITH, CHARLES M. 7-3 SETZER, HENRY W. 34-2 SHROPSHIRE, JR., W. 20-2 SMITH, DAVE 83-3 SEVIONY, GEORGES 101.3 SHUGART, H. H. 31.2 SMITH, DEL A. 101.2 SEXAUER, ROBERT 93-2 SHULTS, HOWARD M. 53-3 SMITH, DIXIE R. 6-3 SHACKELFORD. TOM 49 -I SHULTZ, KENNETH A. 114-3 SMITH, DON 49-3 SHAEFFER, DR. JAMES H. 38-1 SHUMAN, CHARLES B. 2S-2 SMITH, DONALD A. 89.2 SHAFFER, CHARLES H. 91.3 SIBLEY, J. D. 714 SMITH, DWIGHT D. 3-I SHAFFER, JOHN H. 18-1 SICKLES, NORMAN 84-1 SMITH, DWIGHT R. 5-3 SHAFFER. JR., WILLIAM H. 51010, ANGELL D. IS-1 SMITH, E. THAYNE 63-3 SHAKESPEARE, H.O. 42.2 SIEGLER, HILBERT R. 73-1 SMITH, E. V, 4.1 SHALLY, VINCENT W. 8-2 SWUNG FRED W. 66-) SMITH. EDWARD R. 7.3 SHANHOLTZ, M.D., M. I. 91-3 SIEM ERf, H. F. 60.3 SMITH, ELDON H. 6-1 SHANK, RUSSELL 20-2 SIERK, C. F. 4-I SMITH, ERNEST L, 914 SHAN KEL, DELBERT 64-2 SIEVERT, VERNON E. 72.2 SMITH, MRS. EUGENE H. 34-2 SIIANKLE, HAROLD 17 2 SIGLER, WILLIAM F. 105-3 SMITH, E.G. WALTON 37.1,103-3 SHANKLIN, GEORGE R. 76-1 SI LCOCK. BURTON W. 11.3 SMITH, P. W. 4-1 SHANNON, CECIL A. 64-1 SIM, W. L 71-3 SMITH, FARNHAM W. 47.1 SHAPOSHNIKOV, L. K. 33-2 SILL, RICHARD 41.3 SMITH, FRANK E. 20-2 SHAPTON, WARREN W. 69-2 SILVERSIDES, GORDON 102.3 SMITH, FRANK J. 6-3 SHARP, A. 0. 23-3 SIMARD, ARTHUR 911-3 SMITH, FRED 23-2,33-I SHARP, FRED 99-3 SIMMONS, BOYD J. 34-2 SMITH, FRED E. 104-2 SHARP, W. PAYNTER SS-) SIMMONS, N. M. 97.2 SMITH, OARDNER L. 3-3 SHARPE, MRS. C. F. 34-2 SIMMONS, ROBIN S4-I SMITH, H. A. 79-2 SHARPE, JR., RAY F. 141-1 SIMON, NOEL 32-1 SMITH, H. GRANVILLE 7-3 SHAVER, E. P. 99-2 SIMON, RAYMOND C. 83-2,105-1 SMITH, H. P. 1001 SHAVER. VIC 9)-2 SIMPSON, JR, ALVA A. 763 SMITH. H. V. E. 9S-I SHAW, CHARLES R. 79-2 SIMPSON, F. M. S4-2 SMITH, HAROLD M. 82-2 SHAW. DALE L 53-3 SIMPSON, JAMES C. 60.2 SMITH, HARRY L 3-3 SHAW, REV. DON C. 29-2 SIMPSON, RAYMOND H. 53-3 SMITH, CAPT. HENRY 9-1,SO 2

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140 NWF Conservation Safaris to outstanding natural areas in the world are sponsored to give associate members a chance to study and enjoy unique wildlife and natural beauty while meeting with resource managers. Another of our activities for promoting wise resource use Is the annual National Conservation Conference. This meeting provides a forum for leaders of citizen and industrial groups and state government officials to stimulate a dialogue that promotes coordinated conserva- tion action. News services are also a part of the Federation's overall pro- gram. The nation's radio and television media and newspapers are provided with releases and public service announcements on current and vital conservation topics. The staff at our national headquarters Includes several conservation specialists.in addition, the staff of field representatives assists and works with our affiliated clubs and resource agencies and groups across the nation. Home of the Federation is in Washington, D. C. The facade of the national headquarters building features 13 panels, four feet wide and twelve feet tall, each depicting the wildlife of a specific ecological region of the country. An animal from the facade is shown on the cover. The 176 figures found in the panels were carved in Italy from Carrara marble and outlined with a background of Venetian glass mosaic. There is a standing invitation to visit our headquarters or to write the Federation about any conservation matter.

NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION

THOMAS L. KIMBALL Executive Director December 1, 1969 f

THE NATIONAL41LDLIFECREED

Ipledge myself, as a responsible human; 'to assume my share of man's stewardship of our natural resources.

Yea I will use my share with' gratitude, without greed or waste.

Iwill respect the rights of others and abide by the law.

Iwill support the sourill management' of the resources we use, the restoration of -the resources we have despoiled, andthe- safekeepingof'significantre- sources for posterity.

4.I will never forget flirlife and beady, wealth and progriss depend oil bow wisely man

uses these gifts .the soil, the water, the air, the minerals, the -plant life, and the wildlife: This is my pledger I