Diary, 1949

File — Box: 38, Folder: 6

Identifier: VI

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Woodbury was named head of the Utah Academy of Science Conservation Committee. In this position he continued to push for the establishment of a State Department of Conservation. In the reorganization of the University's Biology department, Woodbury was named as temporary chair of the Biology committee. When this position was filled by a permanent chairperson, Woodbury acted as secretary for the committee. Woodbury renewed his research of Utah snake populations by returning to the Grantsville snake den, and investigating a snake den in Tintic canyon. Woodbury wrote two manuscripts; one dealing with a Pacific Gull banding project, and another regarding ecology and national welfare.

Dates

1949

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