Charles Arthur Dambach Papers 1934-1969

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The Charles Arthur Dambach Papers contain correspondence, research and lecture notes, research data and censuses, field notes, and articles. Topics include zoology, wildlife conservation, and woodland grazing. Charles Dambach helped establish and was the first director of the Natural Resources Institute at Ohio State University.

[identification of item], Charles Arthur Dambach Papers, RG 40.34, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

The Charles Arthur Dambach Papers contain correspondence, research and lecture notes, research data and censuses, field notes, clippings, and articles. Topics of materials include zoology, wildlife conservation, bird breeding, and woodland grazing.

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Accession Number UA.1970.0065: unknown source, unknown date

Ohio State University Archives Biographical File: Charles Arthur Dambach

Charles Arthur Dambach (1911-1969) helped establish and was the first director of the Natural Resources Institute, later known as the School of Natural Resources, at Ohio State University. He was also a professor of zoology.

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Finding aid written by Karen Glenn, 2016 October

Finding aid prepared by Karen Glenn