Columbia Plateau Resources Council Records 1965-1968

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Columbia Plateau Resources Council Records 1965-1968

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Membership lists, minutes, financial records, correspondence, newsletters, and other records reflecting the Council's interest in orderly development, efficient use, proper management and conservation of the resources of the Columbia Plateau of Washington, Idaho and Oregon. Correspondants include Scott Barr, Louis Madsen, Lewis Hargis, Verle Kaiser, and Earl MacClellan.

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Washington State University Libraries Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC)

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MacClellan, Earl

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Barr, Scott

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Columbia Plateau Resources Council.

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The Columbia Plateau Resources Council was established in Feb. 1966 at Spokane, Washington. The purpose and objectives of this organization were to provide an organization in which all individuals groups, and agencies concerned with the land and water resources of the Columbia Plateau and component drainage basins can participate to insure the orderly development, efficient use, proper management and conservation of these resources. The area included in this organization consists of...

Hargis, Lewis

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Madsen, Louis

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Kaiser, Verle G., 1911-1982.

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Soil conservationist. From the description of Papers, 1932-1982. (Washington State University). WorldCat record id: 29854073 Kaiser was best known for his expertise in conservation problems in the Palouse. His articles have appeared in Northwest Science and in Journal of Soil and Water Conservation; he also contributed to technical bulletins of the agricultural experiment stations in the Pacific Northwest. Mr. Kaiser's work for the soil conservation service has added to the ...