Ohio Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit Publications 1936-1995

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(46) letter file folders

The Cooperative Research Unit national program was begun by J. N. Darling, the director of the Federal Bureau of Biological Survey; Cooperative Reserach Units focus on graduate education, research, and technical assistance, all of which are centered around natural resources and wildlife. As of 2021, the Ohio Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit is not active. The Ohio Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit Publications date from 1936 to 1996, and consist of publications such as annual and quarterly reports, and news releases.

[identification of item], Ohio Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit Publications, RG 29.H.2, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

The Ohio Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit Publications date from 1936 to 1996, and consist of publications such as annual and quarterly reports, and news releases.

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The Cooperative Research Unit national program was begun in Iowa by J. N. Darling, the director of the Federal Bureau of Biological Survey. In 1935, he successfully lobbied Congress for support of a nationwide cooperative wildlife research program, and units were established at land-grant universities in nine states, including the Ohio State University. Cooperative Reserach Units focus on graduate education, research, and technical assistance, all of which are centered around natural resources and wildlife. The Ohio Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit was a part of the Department of Zoology in the College of Biological Sciences. As of 2021, the Ohio Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit is not active.

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This collection is unprocessed. Finding aid written by: Audrey Wimbiscus, 2021 July

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