Wilderness Society records. Series 6, Public Policy (Conservation) Department, administration, 1952-2001.

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Wilderness Society records. Series 6, Public Policy (Conservation) Department, administration, 1952-2001.

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The Public Policy Department focuses on implementing the activities of the Wilderness Society through federal legislation and working with federal agencies responsible for wilderness areas. The files are organized first by administrative staff, then by program subject files and include the files of Chuck Clusen, Karin Sheldon, Donald Hellman and Rindy O'Brien.

21 linear ft. (21 boxes)

Denver Public Library, Central Library

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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