{"value"=>"<p>The Name/Subject File, arranged alphabetically, reflects the broad range of environmental issues confronting NAS during the mid 1960s - mid 1970s. Included are files relating to Air Pollution, Alaska (D-2 Lands, Oil Development, Wolf Problem), Alligators, Amchitka Island (Nuclear Testing on), Arctic Gas Pipeline, Blackbirds, Channelization, Clean Air, Condors, Cross Wabash Barge Canal, Eagles, DDT, Eagles, Endangered Species, Everglades Jetport, Herbicides, Honey Hollow Watershed, Klamath Basin Oregon, Nebraska Mid-State Irrigation Project, Non-Game Wildlife, Off-Shore Oil Drilling, Peregrine Falcon, Pesticides, Raptors, Whooping Cranes.</p> <p>There is substantial correspondence with Audubon officers and staff including Robert S. Arbib, John H. Baker, Charles A. Brookfield, Carl W. Buchheister, James M. Callaghan, Roland C. Clement, Robert K. Davis, William N. Goodall, John W. Hanes, Jr., Eugene C. Knoder, Les Lire, John R. Meyerling, Duryea Morton, Richard L. Plunkett, George Porter, J. Stanley Quickmire, Jr., Alexander Sprunt, IV and Elvis J. Stahr.</p> <p>Organizational correspondents include Adirondack Park Agency, Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Canadian Audubon Society, Council on Environmental Quality, Defenders of Wildlife,Ducks Unlimited, Natural Resources Council of America, Sierra Club, Water Pollution Control Advisory Board, Wildlife Management Institute. There is substantial correspondence with agencies of the federal government including the Department of Agriculture (Forest Service), Department of the Army (Corps of Engineers), Department of the Interior (Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service) and the Environmental Protection Agency.</p> <p>There is also substantial correspondence relating to annual dinners, board of directors, conventions (of NAS), and land acquisitions.</p>"}