Gerald A. Jayne papers, 1969-1991.

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Gerald A. Jayne papers, 1969-1991.

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The Gerald A. Jayne papers span the years 1969-1991. Included in the papers are correspondence and data gathered relating to preserving Hells Canyon, environmental impact and land use plans for some of Idaho⁰́₉s national forests, correspondence with Morton Brigham, and Idaho Primitive Areas (IPA) appeals for legislation, articles and general correspondence.

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University of Idaho Library

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University of Idaho Library

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