Anne LaBastille papers, 1963-2000.

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Anne LaBastille papers, 1963-2000.

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The Anne LaBastille papers include correspondence, fan mail, children's journals and letters, manuscripts, reviews, scrapbooks documenting publicity and promotion, as well as original artwork and photographs. Her papers clearly document the creative and publishing processes for Jaguar Totem, Woodswoman III, Birds of the Mayas, The Wilderness World of Anne LaBastille, Mama Poc, Beyond Black Bear Lake, and Women and Wilderness. Of particular interest is her extensive collection of letters from fans, which span her entire publishing career and includes letters and journals from children.

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

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Labastille, Anne

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Anne LaBastille (b. Nov. 20, 1935, Montclair, N.J.-d. July 1, 2011, Plasttsburgh, N.Y.) was an ecological consultant, writer, photographer and lecturer, who obtained her Ph.D. from Cornell University in Wildlife Ecology, following an M.S. in Wildlife Management from Colorado State University and a B.S. in Conservation of Natural Resources from Cornell. She has held the post of president of West of the Wind Publications in Westport, New York. She has devoted her life to conservation of endangered...

West of the Wind Publications, Inc.

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