Box 1 (7-the institute on man and science), Folder 37
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Box 1 (7-the institute on man and science), Folder 38
Box 59, Folder 13
No. 3, 4 (1965); No. 19 (1969); No. 20, 23 (1970); No. 24-27 (1971); No. 28-31 (1972); No. 32-35 (1973); No. 36-39 (1974); No. 40-42 (1975).
Box 59, Folder 18
No. 1-4 (1963); No. 1-4 (1964); No. 4 (1965); No. 1-4 (1966); No. 2-4 (1967); No. 1-2, 4 (1968); No. 2 (1969).
Environmentalism, 1940-1993 11.5 cubic ft.
One area of Vincent Schaefer's life that truly blended his personal interests and professional pursuits is environmental activism. Schaefer had a devotion to the outdoors from a very young age, both in terms of participating in recreational activities and regarding conservation efforts. His choice of atmospheric science and chemistry as his profession gave him the opportunity not only to spend extra time out in the elements, but also offered the chance to become an expert in environmental issues that he could then pursue in his spare time. The materials in this subseries highlight some of the activities and issues that most captured Schaefer's interest.
Located in Rensselaerville, New York, the widow and heirs of local businessman E.N. Huyck established the Edmund Niles Preserve and Biological Research Station in his memory in 1931. This non-profit organization remains dedicated to preservation, education and research and to offering visitors a tranquil setting.
Box 1 (8-environmentalism), Folder 1