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A student research essay on Middlebury College's history of land policies with regard to the Joseph Battell bequest of land

Louderback highlights the growing concern over pesticide use in the United States

President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Wilderness Act in 1964

A participant-observation study of two grass-roots environmental movements focusing specifically on the difficulties in multicultural settings.

Many important books were published during this period, in particular Rachel Carson's Silent Spring in 1962, which many historians credit with initiating the environmental movement in the United States, but also Stewart Udell's Quiet Crisis. In…

A mention of a new course in Population Biology offered at Middlebury. In Campus newspaper, Jan 17, 1963

An article in the Wall Street Journal where Presidential Candidates share their views on how both environmental protection and economic growth can co-exist.

A newspaper report on Prof. Elder's 1996 Inaugural Lecture as Stewart Professor in English Department

This photo from the 1969 Kaleidoscope shows Professor of Biology Howard E. Woodin, aged 45. Professor Woodin joined the Middlebury faculty in 1953 as an instructor in the Biology department and was promoted to full Professor in 1967.

Professor…