…caregivers, elders who experience memory loss and/or physical concerns, exceptional children, and many more who found healing, empowerment, and solace in expanding their relationship with the natural world. As we…
…of his career working in rural locations on the North Island, especially Northland and Taranaki. (His early career was interrupted by service in the United States in the First World…
…collected by Ms. Price include Cornell University (CUP), State University of New York (SYRF), New York State Museum (NYS), and US National Fungus Collection (BPI). Both the Smithsonian Institution (US)…
…interpreted to the people of this country and the world…I think we, as a country, need to make quite clear to other nations of the world that we have major…
…& Research ICF Certified, Life and Corporate Coaching, Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching As a CEO Coach, Mentor and Advisor at Vistage Worldwide, Inc. Niels helps people who run…
…Jonathan Peoples in May, 2020, and explain that the Herbarium documents biodiversity around the world, and that our specimens help scientists describe new species and help botanists document the ferns,…
…Research (CFMR; fungi), US National Fungus Collection, UDA-ARS (BPI; fungi), Washington State University (WSP; fungi), US National Herbarium (US; lichens), University of Cincinnati (CINC; lichens), University of Michigan (MICH; lichens),…
…Charlottesville, Virginia. Their only daughter was newswoman, feminist, and segregationist Nell (Cornelia) Battle Lewis (1893-1956).1 Ivey Foreman Lewis graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with an…
…books for acquisition by the Surgeon General’s Library. This collection became the core of the present-day United States National Library of Medicine, a division of the National Institutes of Health,…
…2019. 2. World War II Draft Card, Raymond Louis Waytt. The National Archives at Atlanta, Georgia; Atlanta, Georgia, USA: Record Group: Records of the Selective Service System, 1926-1975, RG 147;…