Goldman, E. A., Wyoming, March 1920 - April 1920
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PrintThe journal documents the field work of Edward A. Goldman in Wyoming, March 26 - April 9, 1920. Entries are dated and describe travel details (destinations, time of day), interactions with colleagues, discussions of wildlife refuges of the area, terrain seen enroute (altitude), vegetation (crops), summaries of local opposition in Jackson Hole to extension of Park boundaries, opinions of local officials on Biological Survey methods, work with local rangers, observed wildlife including elk and other mammals, weather, and daily activities. Some entries including headings of wildlife types (birds and mammals) with descriptions of populations and habitat. Additional location information includes names of ranches and geological landmarks. Locations include Jackson Hole.
1920
Mar 26, 1920
Apr 09, 1920
At least 24 hours advance notice is recommended to consult this collection. Contact the Division of Mammals at 202-633-1253 to make an appointment.
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Mammal Section, Bird and Mammal Labs, Fish and Wildlife Service, US Department of the Interior, Division of Mammals
1 field book
National Museum of Natural History (U.S.). Division of Mammals