Environmental History of Poweshiek County

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Environmental History of Poweshiek County

• Spring 2000 (Produção)

Quantity: 1 – 12 ¼ x 10 ½ document case
1 – 11 ½ x 15 blue-gray container
Arrangement: alphabetical by author

Background Note: Papers written for an Environmental Studies Senior Seminar taught by Professor Jonathan Andelson, Grinnell College.

Container List:
Box #1 – Original copies in vinyl binder
Box #2 – Acid-free copies in file folders

Folder #1 – Table of Contents; Andelson, Jonathan, Interdisciplinary Place-based Learning Through the Study of County Historical Ecology in Environmental Studies 495, Spring 2000
Folder #2 – Black, Vicki Lynn, A Study of the design and management of Rock Creek State Park
Folder #3 – Callis, Amanda, The History and Management of Iowa’s White-tailed Deer Population
Folder #4 – Crowley-Koch, Angela, History of Wetland Destruction and Restoration in Poweshiek and Jasper Counties
Folder #5 – Janson, Tor, The Butterflies of Jasper and Poweshiek County; History and Current Management Challenges
Folder #6 – King, Harmony J., Exotic plants in Iowa; an historical study with emphasis on Poweshiek and Jasper Counties
Folder #7 – Koontz, Tamara A., The History of Human and Coyote Interactions in Iowa
Folder #8 – Lutgen, Emily, The impacts of industrial agriculture on the environment and surrounding communities in Central Iowa
Folder #9 – Miller, Casey, Paradox on the Prairie; The Ecological Mores of Native Americans and White Settlers
Folder #10 – Peters, Christina, Redirecting the Rivers; A Case Study of the Channelization of the South Skunk River
Folder #11 – Rosenthal, Alexander, The Specialization and Intensification of Agriculture in Poweshiek County, IA, and its Contribution to Soil Erosion
Folder #12 – Solmose, Nathan, The exploitation of indigenous prairie plants for medicinal purposes in Jasper and Poweshiek Counties, Iowa
Folder #13 – Walker, Malinda, A Prairie Plant History of Poweshiek and Jasper Counties, Iowa

Donated by: Jonathan Andelson

Name of Preparer: D. Lalonde

Date of Preparation: 6/22/2001