Frederick Schenck Barkalow papers, 1931-1982 [manuscript]

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Barkalow, Frederick S. (Frederick Schenck), 1914-. Frederick Schenck Barkalow papers, 1931-1982 [manuscript]

Frederick Schenck Barkalow papers, 1931-1982 [manuscript]

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/469139336

This collection documents Frederick Schenck Barkalow's research and professional activities in his career as a North Carolina State University instructor, zoologist, and conservationist. His most authoritative subject of research was the American Gray Squirrel, resulting in numerous articles and a book. He was also very involved in wildlife conservation from a hunter/outdoorsman perspective. The first series of Alphabetical Files contains personal and professional correspondence as well as information gathered on subjects of involvement. The Controversies series documents environmental issues in North Carolina including the expansion of Raleigh-Durham International Airport and its effect on the William B. Umstead State Park. (continued) The Organizations series contains correspondence and reports on Barkalow's activities in regional and national conservation organizations. The Photographs series includes a collection of prints and negatives from his Alabama Game Inventory conducted prior to World War II as well as extensive squirrel research photos. The Publications series consists of Barkalow's published material with supporting documentation. The Squirrel Studies series includes his extensive research into the American Gray Squirrel. The final series of University Duties documents his role as a teacher at NC State.

21 linear feet.

North Carolina State University, NCSU Libraries