"Fiji Report" from the Second South Pacific Conference on National Parks and Reserves, 1979
Second South Pacific Conference on National Parks and Reserves
This is a page of notes Dasmann took while attending the Second South Pacific Conference on National Parks and Reserves in 1979
Raymond F. Dasmann Papers, MS 261, Special Collections and Archives, University Library, University of California, Santa Cruz.
Special Collections, University Library, University of California Santa Cruz, MS-261 Raymond F. Dasmann Papers
"Man and the Biosphere - A Challenge for UNESCO in a New International Program"
"The Relationship Between Protected Areas and Indigenous Peoples"
"Report on a visit to the South Pacific"
"Conservation Guidelines for the South Pacific Islands" draft
"A System for Defining and Classifying Natural Regions for Purposes of Conservation"
"October 6, Victoria Falls, S. Rhodesia"
Fieldnotes documenting Quail in Strawberry Canyon, CA
"Resource Inventory and Baseline Study Methods for Developing Countries"
Architecture; Cities and towns; Plazas; Marketplaces; Church buildings; Towers
DeCou, Branson (American, 1892-1941), photographer
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Dream Pictures and Travelogues, Branson DeCou
Guide to the Branson DeCou Archive, 1920-1941, a finding aid in the Online Archive of California, http://content.cdlib.org/view?docId=ft709nb32t&doc.view=entire_text&brand=oac
Frankfurt am Main; Darmstadt; Hessen; Germany
Architecture; Cities and towns; Housing; Courtyards
View in tinted lantern slide, ca. 1930. The house was built ca. 1372.
Cuba: Hershey sugar refinery near the Autopista Nacional (A1), 40 miles from Santiago de Cuba
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Architecture; Cities and towns; Plazas; Marketplaces; Fountains; Children
Architecture; Cities and towns; Plazas; Marketplaces; Fountains; Automobiles
Context and moment-by-moment description of UCSC Documentary on Fine Arts, 1976
University of California, Santa Cruz planning: UC Regents tour the site for UC Santa Cruz: Chancellor McHenry, with Gerald Hagar, president of the regents board; Elinor Heller, a regent; John Carl Warnecke, head of the campus architectural team; and Donald McLaughlin, a regent
McHenry, Dean Eugene, 1910-; Automobiles
University of California, Board of Regents; Cowell Ranch (Calif.);
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Santa Cruz; Santa Cruz (county); California; United States
Student Housing Trailers, East Field House, with Cowell and Stevenson Colleges under construction: aerial view, ca. October 1965
Adlai E. Stevenson College; Cowell College (University of California, Santa Cruz); Aerial photographs;
East Field House; Student Housing Trailers; Construction views;
Stevenson College: construction view, ca. October 1965
Adlai E. Stevenson College; Construction equipment;
Student Housing Trailers; Construction views;
Pioneer Class: orientation at the East Field House
McHenry, Dean Eugene, 1910-; College administrators; College students;
UC Santa Cruz Lower Campus: Carriage House before renovation, with Barn G in the background
Barn G; Carriage House; Cowell Ranch (Calif.);
From the Sentinel: "CARRIAGE HOUSE on the UCSC campus now houses the physical planning department and the department on buildings and grounds. It was remodeled and renovated from the original carriage house on the Cowelf ranch as it is viewed in this picture from the lane going onto the ranch from the Cowell home, now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. George Cardiff. The building is an example of early Santa Cruz architecture with a New England flavor from the Henry Cowell family, former residents of Massachusetts."
Santa Cruz Sentinel: University of California, Santa Cruz, Opening Edition [A], p. 22. http://digitalcollections.ucsc.edu/cdm/ref/collection/p16019coll3/id/962
University of California, Santa Cruz planning: UC Regents tour the site for UC Santa Cruz: cars on dirt paths. 1962.
From the Sentinel: "A safari of 50 University of California officials, regents and consultants toured the 2000-acre Cowell ranch site Thursday afternoon. Here they are returning from a loop around the proposed "high campus" area, one of several, sites being considered for the academic core."
University of California, Santa Cruz planning: UC Regents tour the site for UC Santa Cruz: Chancellor McHenry, with Gerald Hagar, president of the regents board; Elinor Heller, a regent; John Carl Warnecke, head of the campus architectural team; and Donald McLaughlin, a regent. 1962.
Dean McHenry at a desk in the Great Meadow, 1962.
University of California, Santa Cruz; McHenry, Dean Eugene, 1910-
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University of California, Santa Cruz, Public Information Office records
Construction planning meeting: (clockwise) Dean McHenry; John (Jack) Wagstaff, principal architect; Bob Lansberry, security; Harold (Hal) Hyde, vice chancellor, business & finance; Ed Cerruti, supervising construction inspector; F. Louis Fackler, senior engineer. 1965.
McHenry, Dean Eugene, 1910-; College administrators;
Wagstaff, John E. "Jack"; East Field House; Interior views;
McHenry Library: construction view,. Circa October 1965
University of California, Santa Cruz. McHenry Library; Construction views;
Student housing trailers: proposed site layout
Student Housing Trailers; East Field House; Site plans
University of California, Santa Cruz, dedication events: University of California Regents and UC Santa Cruz architects at the site of the library: architect John Carl Warnecke with regents. 1963.
University of California, Board of Regents;
University of California, Santa Cruz planning: Gordon Sinclair, Sentinel managing editor (top left), Chancellor Dean McHenry, engineer Tom Polk Williams Jr., (lower left), and Jack Wagstaff, university architect, inspecting the site and early plans. 1961.
Wagstaff, John E. "Jack"; Cowell Ranch (Calif.);
Division of Natural Sciences faculty: James Currin, physics; Robert Thornton, biology graduate student; Stanley Williamson, chemistry; Herman Ammon, chemistry; William "Bill" Doyle, biology; Charles Daniel, biology; Todd Newberry, biology. 1965.
Doyle, William T. (William Thomas), 1929-; Newberry, Andrew Todd; College teachers; Scientists
University of California, Santa Cruz campus dedication picnic: Jane McHenry (center back), with regents' and administrators' wives. 1964.
Physical Planning Office clerical staff: (top to bottom of stairs) Helen Sherra, senior accounting clerk; Wanda Roades, principal clerk; Isabel Jordan, principal accounting clerk; Sally Hegland, administrative assistant to Jack Wagstaff; Peggy Schiele; Georgia Liguori; Anne Illingworth, senior typist clerk; Lueen Gardner, secretary, chancellor's office. 1965.
Covello & Covello Photography, http://covellocovello.com/about.html
Santa Cruz Sentinel, 10/14/65, Opening Edition A, p. 42, http://digitalcollections.ucsc.edu/cdm/ref/collection/p16019coll3/id/962
Cowell and Stevenson Colleges: aerial view of the construction, with the Student Housing Trailers. 1966.
Pioneer Class "Opening Day": Betsy Avery, senior preceptor, meeting with freshmen, Brian Stanger, Mark Rinsler, Keith Anderson, and Charles McDonald. 1965.
College administrators; College students
Santa Cruz Sentinel, 10/14/65, Opening Edition C, p. 21. http://digitalcollections.ucsc.edu/cdm/ref/collection/p16019coll3/id/1048
Pioneer Class: dance at the East Field House: students doing the "Bunny Hop." 1965.
UCSC Pioneer Class; East Field House; Dance parties
Santa Cruz Sentinel, 10/14/65, Opening Edition C, p. 2. http://digitalcollections.ucsc.edu/cdm/ref/collection/p16019coll3/id/1048
Loma Prieta Earthquake. Building damage on Cooper Street, Santa Cruz, California. October 1989.
Earthquakes -- California; Loma Prieta Earthquake, Calif., 1989; Natural disasters
View looking from Front Street corner towards Pacific Avenue
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Loma Prieta Earthquake. Building damage on Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz, California. October 1989.
Earthquakes -- California; Loma Prieta Earthquake, Calif., 1989; Natural disasters; Show windows
View of damaged Lily Wong's on Lincoln Street, reflected in a display window
Loma Prieta Earthquake. Gottschalks Department Store (formerly Leask's), 1405 Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz. 1989.
Earthquakes -- California; Loma Prieta Earthquake, Calif., 1989; Natural disasters; Construction equipment
View of a tractor amid the remaining rubble during demolition
Loma Prieta Earthquake. Hihn Building (1201 Pacific Avenue) damage, Lincoln Street, Santa Cruz, California. 1989.
View looking from Pacific Ave. toward Cedar Street
Loma Prieta Earthquake. Santa Cruz Town Clock Tower stopped at the time of the earthquake 5:04 PM. 1989.
Photographed by Vester Dick, November 1989
Loma Prieta Earthquake. Building damage on Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz, California. 1989.
View of facades of Santa Cruz Horseman, Santa Cruz Hardware and Santa Cruz Travel after the quake
Loma Prieta Earthquake. Ford's Department Store, Watsonville, damaged in the October 17 earthquake. 1989.
View of the rubble pile after demolition, with Main Street in the background
Watsonville; Santa Cruz (county); California; United States
University of California, Santa Cruz planning: UC Regents tour the site for UC Santa Cruz: principal architect Jack Wagstaff (driver), Librarian Donald Clark (right, front seat), with unidentified regents
Clark, Donald Thomas, 1911-; Automobiles
Wagstaff, John E. "Jack"; University of California, Board of Regents; Cowell Ranch (Calif.);