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West Virginia and Regional History Center

National Audubon Society, Mountaineer Chapter, Records, 1970/2013

2.5 Linear Feet 2 record cartons, 15 in. each
Administrative records of the Mountaineer Chapter of the National Audubon Society. Includes copy of original charter (1971), minutes, correspondence, newsletters, financial records, and brochures. There are numerous bird count records for the Morgantown area. Local topical files include material regarding a NASCAR lawsuit, a Wal-Mart expansion, and a West Virginia Ecology Youth Camp. There are also two videos related to National Audubon's "Protect the Arctic Campaign".
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National Audubon Society, Mountaineer Chapter, Records, 1970/2013 2.5 Linear Feet 2 record cartons, 15 in. each

National Audubon Society. Mountaineer Chapter
Administrative records of the Mountaineer Chapter of the National Audubon Society. Includes copy of original charter (1971), minutes, correspondence, newsletters, financial records, and brochures. There are numerous bird count records for the Morgantown area. Local topical files include material regarding a NASCAR lawsuit, a Wal-Mart expansion, and a West Virginia Ecology Youth Camp. There are also two videos related to National Audubon's "Protect the Arctic Campaign".
West Virginia and Regional History Center

Sierra Club, West Virginia Chapter, Records, 1976/2024

3.75 Linear Feet 3.75, 5 document cases, 5 in. Ea.; 2 document cases, 2.5 in. Ea.; 1 record carton, 15 in.

Records of the West Virginia Chapter of the Sierra Club, an American environmental preservation organization. Records include correspondence, meeting minutes, publications, audiovisual materials, and other records of the Chapter's operations. This collection also includes one box of records from the Potomac Chapter, from which the West Virginian Chapter was formed.

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Sierra Club, West Virginia Chapter, Records, 1976/2024 3.75 Linear Feet 3.75, 5 document cases, 5 in. Ea.; 2 document cases, 2.5 in. Ea.; 1 record carton, 15 in.

Sierra Club. West Virginia Chapter

Records of the West Virginia Chapter of the Sierra Club, an American environmental preservation organization. Records include correspondence, meeting minutes, publications, audiovisual materials, and other records of the Chapter's operations. This collection also includes one box of records from the Potomac Chapter, from which the West Virginian Chapter was formed.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

University of Virginia Weldon Cooper Center Institute for Engagement and Negotiation, 1988/2024

6.8 Cubic Feet 17 letter document boxes and 1 half-size letter box .304 Gigabytes 61 files: 1 ppt, 1 wmv, 56 jpegs, 1 psd, 2 db

This collection contains the records of RG-15/5 (Weldon Cooper Center/ Institute for Engagement and Negotiation (IEN) and consists of project-based information, meeting notes, and developed reports for various environmental and social justice issues, including Virginia waterway rehabilitation projects, hazard waste sites, economic development, traffic, affordable housing, food resources, national parks, and governmental regulations. Included are photographs and negatives of sites that the Institute protects and snapshots of staff; newsletters; and research material. Founded in 1980 as the Institute for Environmental Negotiation, it served as a leading environmental and public policy dispute resolution organization. Over its four decades of work, IEN's focus expanded beyond environmental sustainability to more intentionally encompassed environmental, economic, and social resilience. It was rebranded in 2019 as the Institute for Engagement & Negotiation to reflect this evolution. The Institute focuses on promoting sustainable environments, resilient communities, community health, fresh food access, social equity, and capacity building through training and leadership

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University of Virginia Weldon Cooper Center Institute for Engagement and Negotiation, 1988/2024 6.8 Cubic Feet 17 letter document boxes and 1 half-size letter box .304 Gigabytes 61 files: 1 ppt, 1 wmv, 56 jpegs, 1 psd, 2 db

University of Virginia. Institute for Environmental Negotiation

This collection contains the records of RG-15/5 (Weldon Cooper Center/ Institute for Engagement and Negotiation (IEN) and consists of project-based information, meeting notes, and developed reports for various environmental and social justice issues, including Virginia waterway rehabilitation projects, hazard waste sites, economic development, traffic, affordable housing, food resources, national parks, and governmental regulations. Included are photographs and negatives of sites that the Institute protects and snapshots of staff; newsletters; and research material. Founded in 1980 as the Institute for Environmental Negotiation, it served as a leading environmental and public policy dispute resolution organization. Over its four decades of work, IEN's focus expanded beyond environmental sustainability to more intentionally encompassed environmental, economic, and social resilience. It was rebranded in 2019 as the Institute for Engagement & Negotiation to reflect this evolution. The Institute focuses on promoting sustainable environments, resilient communities, community health, fresh food access, social equity, and capacity building through training and leadership

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