This collection contains correspondence, articles, and other material pertaining to the personal and professional life of Edmund C. Jaeger, an American biologist best known for his works on desert ecology. Jaeger was a naturalist, writer, lecturer, educator, and early researcher on the hibernation patterns of birds. Includes material regarding desert environs and nature conservancy as well as items pertaining to Jaeger’s travels and research.

18.0 linear feet (35 boxes)

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