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Ms Coll Clarke, C.H.D. (Charles Henry Douglas), 1909- 367 Papers, 1925-1980.

59 boxes and items, and 2 mapcase folders. (6 metres)

A collection of correspondence; drafts of published and unpublished reports and conference papers; articles; reprints; diaries; negatives and photographs related to his scholarly studies and life work in wildlife conservation and management.

Ms Coll Clarke Papers 367

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Charles Henry Douglas Clarke, 1909-1981.

Biographical Sketch

(See also Box 19, Folder 1: “A Tribute to Charles Henry Douglas Clarke, 1909-1981” by Harry G. Lumsden. The Canadian Field Naturalist, vol. 98 [1981], pp. 379-391; and Box 18, Folder 1: autobiographical sketch for the Wildlife Society.)

C.H.D. Clarke was born on June 14, 1909, at Kerwood, Ontario; his mother was a teacher and naturalist, and his father was a Methodist minister. After completing his Ph.D. in 1935 at the University of Toronto in the Department of Zoology, Clarke worked for the federal Department of Mines and Resources. His work included field investigations on the muskox preserve on the Thelon River. In 1938, Clarke married Muriel Langstroth whom he had met at the University of Toronto while they were both doing post-graduate work. During World War II, Clarke was involved in the North Pacific Planning Project, and advocated wildlife interests in the area of the Alaska Highway, the Canol Road and the Arctic Coast. In 1944, he joined the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, where he was successively in charge of wildlife research and wildlife management, and finally, Chief of the Fish and Wildlife Branch, retiring in 1972. During his retirement, Clarke served as a consultant on wildlife with the New York State Temporary Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks, and, through the Canadian International Development Agency, with the Kenya Game Department (1965) and Tanzania National Parks (1972-1974). For a number of years, Clarke was also a Commissioner on the International Great Lakes Fishery Commission, and in its early years, a Governor of the Arctic Institute of North America. He was an Honorary Member, Past President and Leopold Medallist of the Wildlife Society, and Honorary President of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists. Throughout his life, Clarke wrote extensively on wildlife, conservation and hunting (see Box 19, Folder 1: Harry G. Lumsden’s bibliography of Clarke). His unpublished drafts also include such subjects as doxology, literature, and reflections on man’s relationship with nature. Clarke’s death on March 25, 1981, was the result of an ice-fishing accident in which the ice gave way under him on Lake Simcoe. Clarke left his wife, Muriel, daughter, Mary, his sons Leigh (who has five children), and Stephen. After his death, the Canadian Wildlife Federation established the “Doug Clarke Memorial Award,” and the Ontario Chapter of the Canadian Society of Environmental Biologists established the “C.H.D. Clarke Award for Excellence in Environmental Biology.”


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Boxes 1-4 Correspondence. Includes copies of letters and memoranda written by Clarke. Some correspondents (usually those with multiple letters) have been given their own folders, whereas the other correspondence is filed by the first letter of the surname in the appropriate folder. Letters may also be filed according to general subject area (E.g., “Cougars in Alberta,” or “Africa”).

Box 1 A-D

Folder 1 Surnames lacking

Folder 2 A

Folders 3-11 Achieng, Aloys. Permanent Secretary, Kenya Ministry of Natural Resources

Folder 3 Achieng, Aloys: 1 TLS. Incl. 1 TLS from Byron Georgiadis re: Achieng.

Folders 4-11 Memoranda from Clarke to Achieng. [ - Aug. 12, 1965]

Folder 12 Correspondence re: Adirondacks

Folder 13 Africa

Folder 14 Angler & Hunter: 2 TLS, Jack Davis, editor

Folder 15 Angus & Robertson, Ltd., Publishers. 1968-1969, re: The Pitcairners, by R.B. Nicolson

Folders 16-17 B

Folder 18 Barclay Smith, Phyllis – Editor of The Avicultural Magazine, re: MS by Dr. [Konrad] Lorenz. 3 TLS. Jan.–Apr. 1953

Folder 19 Barron, Leone re: William Sheldon’s Flight at Twilight: The American Woodcock – His Ecology, Life and Future. 3 TLS. Oct.-Dec. 1965.

Folder 20 Bhalloo, Ahmed: 12 ALS. May 1976- Aug. 1980.

Folder 21 Boyd, J. Morton: 2 TLS. Dec. 1965-Jan. 1966


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Box 1

A-D

Folder 22 Brooks, Paul – Editor-in-Chief, Houghton Mifflin Co.: 1 TLS re: Jack Livingston. March 1963.

Folder 23 Brown, A.W.A., re: Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring: 1 ALS. Oct. 1963.

Folder 24 Brown, D.W.J.: 2 TL (cc), 1 TLS (photocopy). Jan.-Mar. 1965.

Folder 25 Brown, Norman, Editor, Canadian Boy: 2 TLS. Mar.- July, 1968. Incl. Clarke’s “Should Boys Hunt?” ts (cc); photocopy of article.

Folder 26 [Correspondence to] Brunelle, Rene. Incl. public reaction to Clarke’s letters to the editor.

Folder 27 C; Includes Carson, Rachel: 1 TLS. Oct. 1963.

Folder 28 Cahalane, Victor H.: 4 TLS. Apr. 1942-Dec. 1968.

Folder 29 Callison, Charlie: 2 TLS. Dec. 1958-Aug. 1961.

Folder 30 Callison, I.P.: 2 TLS, incl. Callison’s “The Timber Wolf in the Rocky Mountain National Parks of Canada. An Analysis.” ts (cc). Feb.-Mar. 1949.

Folder 31 The Canadian Field-Naturalist. May 1978-Apr. 1980. Erskine, Tony: 1 TLS; Smith, Lorraine: 2 TLS.

Folder 32 Clark, Greg: 1 ALS. Aug.-Oct. 1963.

Folders 33-34 [Letter to the] Commonwealth Africa Division of the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). Oct. 2, 1974

Folder 35 Re: Cougars in Alberta/Saskatchewan. May 1940-Jan. 1943

Folder 36 Cowan, Ian McTaggart: 2 TLS. Dec. 1962-Apr. 1963.

Folder 37 [Correspondence to] Mr. Cumming, Mar.-Apr. 1943.

Folder 38 D

Folder 39 De Vos, Anthony: 2 ALS, 1 TLS. Jan. 1944-Oct. 1961.


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Box 1 A-D

Folder 40 Dymond, J.R. 1933-1962. Also includes correspondence from JRD with Dennis Chitty and A.F. Coventry re: the Harkness memorial volume (Fish and Wildlife, 1964).

Box 2 E-K

Folder 1 E

Folder 2 Edwards, Yorke: 1 ALS, 2 TLS. Nov. 1959-Sept. 1976

Folder 3 External Aid Office, Ottawa: 4 TLS. June 1964-Aug. 1965

Folder 4 F

Folder 5 Federation of Ontario Naturalists: 3 TLS. Dec. 1977-Feb. 1980

Folder 6 Finnie, Richard S.: 11 TLS. Oct. 1969-Jan. 1979

Folders 7-9 Flader, Susan and the Forest History Society: 4 TLS, 6 TLS (form letters). Oct. 1978-Sept. 1980.

Folder 10 G

Folder 11 Gibson, R.A.: 1 TLS. June 25, 1942. Includes “Reindeer Industry. Investigations by Dr. C.H.D. Clarke, 1942”

Folder 12 The Globe & Mail, letters to the editor, 1970-71. (See also newspaper clippings, oversize folder). Incl. Bayly, G.H.U.: 1 TLS. Jan. 26, 1971.

Folder 13 Goddard, John: 3 ALS (1 copy), 1 ANS, 1 TLS (copy). July 1964-Oct. 1965.

Folder 14 Green, Janet: 3 TLS, 1 photograph (8x10). [Undated]; 1975.

Folder 15 Gunn, William 1AL, 1TLS

Folders 16-17 H; Includes copies of memoranda to Harkness, W.J.K.

Folder 18 Hickey, Joe: 2 ALS, 1 TLS,

Folder 19 I; Includes Imperial Oil Ltd., International Wildlife


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Box 2

E-K

Folder 20 J

Folder 21 (Memoranda to) Johnston, R.N.: “re: Deer in Algonquin Park” March 21, 1945; “Deer in Rondeau Park” Oct. 15, 1945

Folder 22 K

Folder 23 Kindy, T.A.: 1974-79: 8 ALS, 1TLS

Folder 24 “Klondyke Kate” (Kate Rockwell Matson): 1 ANS, and clipping

Box 3

L-P

Folder 1 L; Includes 1 TLS from Aldo Leopold, March 29, 1946

Folder 2 Livingston, John A.: 6 TLS, Sept. 10, 1961-Feb. 1, 1969. (See also correspondence with Roger Peterson, box 3, folder 36).

Folders 3-18 Lloyd, Hoyes

Folders 3-16 Includes 2 TLS (form letters), Aug. 24, 1926, Oct. 22, 1942; memoranda to HL, 1939-1942

Folders 17-18 Correspondence, notes and drafts re: Hoyes Lloyd memorial

Folder 19 Mac/Mc

Folder 20-27 M; Includes Farley Mowat: 2 TLS, March 1 & April 1, 1966

Folder 28 N

Folder 29 National Museum of Canada, 1979

Folder 30 Re: Newsweek Lake Erie letter, 1970

Folder 31 O

Folder 32 Ontario. Department of Lands and Forests. Technical and Information Circulars, 1945-61

Folder 33 P


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Box 3 L-P

Folder 34 Pennsylvania Game Commission, 1978-1981

Folder 35 Peterle, Tony J.: 1 TLS, Jan. 24, 1978

Folder 36 Peterson, Roger T.: 2 TLS, 1961-1963 (See also correspondence with Jack Livingston, box 3, folder 2).

Folder 37 Petrides, George A.: 1 TLS, Feb. 4, 1953

Folder 38 Pollock, D.K.: 3 TL, 1975-1980

Folder 39 [Copies of letters to] Poole, David A.

Folder 40 Porslid, A.E.: 2 ALS, 1956; 1976

Box 4 R-Y

Folder 1 R

Folder 2 Robert Redhead: 9 ALS (1 photocopy), 1TLS

Folder 3 [Correspondence “loaned” to Clarke by] Richard, L.A.

Folders 4-5 S

Folder 6 Le Saint-Hubert Club de France, 1962

Folder 7 Seymour, William: 4 ALS, 1 TLS. 1951-1955

Folder 8 Summons to Witness: 1959, 1962

Folder 9 Swank, Wendell: 1TL, Feb. 24, 1978. Includes “International Implications of Designating Species Endangered or Threatened” by James G. Teer and WS, ts (photocopy)

Folder 10 & mapcase

Swedish Kennel Club, re: importing Drevers (hunting dogs). 1954-1955. (See also clipping, mapcase folder).

Folder 11

T


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Box 4 R-Y

Folders 12-15 Taber, Richard, 1960-1964

Folder 12 1960: 1 ALS, with copy of “The Social Basis of Wildlife Conservation;” 1 TLS

Folders 13-15 1964: 1 TLS by RT’s research assistant, Clait E. Braun; includes chapters 3 and 4 of RT’s “Wildlife and Human Culture” and carbon copies of Clarke’s comments.

Folder 16 Temple-Boreham, Evelyn Wood: 1 TLS, July 27, 1962 Temple-Boreham, Joan: 1 ALS, April 17, 1970

Folder 17 Turner, J. Barry: 4 ALS, 1975-1976

Folder 18 Tyrell, R.D. of Stevenson & Kellogg, Ltd., Management Consultants: 1 TLS, March 9, 1973. Includes a copy of a report on the Chobe National Park in Botswana.

Folder 19 U

Folder 20 W; Includes a copy of a letter to James Woodford, Director of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists, June 14, 1968, with attached ts (cc) – Clarke’s criticism of a news release on pesticides put out by the Canadian Agricultural Chemicals Association.

Folder 21 Y

Boxes 5-18 Drafts. Many contain holograph notes that explain in what capacity a particular draft had been used.

Box 5 Untitled; dates not known. Arranged alphabetically using first sentence of the draft.

Folder 1 “Every year around Christmas…” ts with holograph notes

Folder 2 “History is made by people.” Holograph

Folder 3 “I am really concerned with the law as it relates to the future of field sports.” ts (photocopy)

Folder 4 “I have not attempted any history beyond origins…” ts with holograph notes


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Box 5 Drafts

Folder 5 “I have often been moved to protest against jargon.” Holograph

Folder 6 “I see that it is going to be necessary to define and describe wildlife management…” ts (cc)

Folder 7 “If we could scrap all the bombs and tanks tomorrow we would still be left with most of the forces destroying our culture…” holograph

Folder 8 “If you have a dog whose deportment shows…” holograph

Folder 9 “In Ernest Hemingway’s travels in East Africa he made one warm friendship, which distance never withered…” Holograph

Folder 10 “In listening to the CBC radio ‘Voice of the Pioneer,’…” ts, and ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 11 “The law is an ass.” Holograph

Folder 12 “A lot has been written about the American Revolution…” Holograph

Folder 13 “The most serious accusation made against conservationists…” Holograph

Folder 14 “Much is being said of the obstruction and objection to any form of pressure…of the N.W.T. and Yukon.”. Holograph

Folder 15 “My children are past Sunday School…” ts with holograph notes

Folder 16 “No people in the world are more conscious of the pressure of man on the environment…” ts with holograph notes

Folder 17 “One of the African objections to the presence of Aid people is that it establishes a new-colonial relationship…”. Holograph

Folder 18 “Overheard in Pelee I[sland] Hotel. Fractured Yiddish…”. Holograph

Folder 19 “Some of you have expressed surprise at public discussions of Candian antipathy to the U.S.A….” ts (cc) with holograph notes


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Box 5 Drafts

Folder 20 “Some of you, I hope, will be working in the field of resource management…”. Holograph

Folder 21 “The sudden overwhelming concern for the environment…” ts

Folder 22 “This, of course, raises the question of what, or rather who, is a naturalists (sic)…”. Holograph

Folder 23 “To deny religion…”. Holograph

Folder 24 “We are inclined to read the story of the American treatment of the Indian…”. Holograph

Folder 25 “Your program indicates that [I] am supposed to project traditions and cultural values into the future.” Holograph

Folders 26-39

Miscellaneous notes. Includes maps.

Boxes 6-7

Titled Drafts Undated. Arranged alphabetically by title.

Box 6

A-I

Folder 1 “The Adirondacks – Forever Wild” ts; ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 2 “Africa”. Holograph

Folder 3 “America America”. Holograph

Folder 4 “This Angol [sic] -Saxon Business”. ts with holograph notes

Folder 5 “(Aubrey’s) Brief Lives”. Holograph

Folder 6 “Balance Sheet”. Holograph

Folder 7-14 “The Beaver – Rodent Aristocrat”. ts, ts (cc) and holograph. (Incomplete)

Folder 15 “Bird Sanctuary”. Holograph

Folder 16 “Birds around the House in Arusha, Tanzania”. Holograph

Folder 17 “Can Wildlife Be Managed?” Holograph


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Box 6 A-I

Folder 18 “Canadian Conservation – Success or Failure”. Holograph

Folder 19 “Chapter IV: Wild Life”. ts (cc)

Folder 20 “Conservation in the Light of African Politics and Our Own” . Holograph

Folder 21 “The Criminal Code and the Hunter”. ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 22 “De Rerum Natura”. ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 23 “Deer in Ontario Provincial Parks”. ts (cc)

Folder 24 “Doxology”. Holograph

Folder 25 “Dr. George A. MacCallum and the Ontario Game and Fish Commission”. ts (cc) and holograph

Folder 26 “Early Nature Interpretation in Banff”. ts and ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 27 “Eastern (and Southern) Wilderness”. Holograph

Folder 28 “Endangered Wildlife in Canada – A General Perspective”. ts (photocopies) with holograph notes

Folder 29 “Experiences with Poaching”. Holograph

Folder 30 “Fish and Wildlife Management”. Holograph

Folder 31 “Fishing and Hunting in Relation to Recreational Planning in the Canadian Provinces”. ts (cc)

Folder 32 “The Future for the Wildlife of Africa”. Holograph

Folder 33 “The Great Preserves”. ts (cc)

Folder 34 “Homer”. Holograph

Folder 35 “Hudson and James Bays” holograph. Includes newspaper clipping.

Folder 36 “Hunting”. Holograph


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Box 6

A-I

Folder 37 “Huron Co[unty]. Mammals Observed”. Holograph

Folder 38 “Indians and Wildlife in Canada”. Holograph

Box 7

L-W

Folders 1-2

“Life with Father”. ts; ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 3 “The Limits of the Earth”. ts with holograph notes

Folder 4 “Lines in Imitation of Ovid”. ts with holograph notes

Folder 5 “Lions”. Holograph

Folder 6 “Mythology about African Wildlife”. Holograph

Folder 7 “Mythology about Wildlife”. Holograph

Folder 8 “Natural History from Leviticus”. ts with holograph notes

Folder 9 “National Park Predator Policy in Canada”. Holograph

Folder 10 “National Parks”. ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 11 “The Noble Redskin”. Holograph

Folder 12 “Northwest Territories and Yukon Territory”. ts (cc)

Folder 13 “Note for Point Pelee National Park Temporary File. Recommendations and suggestions in various memoranda”. ts (cc)

Folder 14 “Numbers”. Holograph

Folder 15 “The Old Timers”. Holograph

Folder 16 “The Passing Show”. Holograph

Folders 17-18

“Perilous State of Hunting”. ts (photocopy) with holograph notes

Folder 19 “A Philosophical Approach to Game Management”. ts with holograph notes

Folders 20-21

“Place Names”. Holograph


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Box 7 L-W

Folder 22 “Planning”. Holograph

Folder 23 “The Poacher”. ts and ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 24 “Poachers”. Holograph

Folder 25 “Professionalism”. Holograph

Folders 26-27

“Public Ownership of a Resource Produced on Private Land”. ts and ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 28 “A Question of Vermin”. ts, ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 29 “Religio Stulti”. ts, ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 30 “Religio Venatoris”. Holograph

Folder 31 “Remarks by Dr. J.A. Campbell in connection with the Presentation of a Portrait of Dr. Andrew Smith to the Ontario Veterinary College”. ts (cc)

Folder 32 “Rosebary Lake Site”. ts and holograph

Folder 33 “The Royal Ontario Museum and the Federation of Ontario Naturalists”. ts (photocopy) with manuscript notes

Folder 34 “A Saga of Substitution”. ts, ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 35 “Scenario”. Holograph

Folder 36 “Supplementary Observations on Impact Statements Arising From the Flight of June 19-21”. ts (faded cc)

Folder 37 “The Thelon Game Sanctuary” (2 versions) ts with holograph notes; ts (photocopy)

Folder 38 “What Is British?”. Holograph

Folder 39 “Wildlife and Wetlands”. ts (cc)

Folder 40 “A Wildlife Biologist’s Thoughts on Defending Wildlife”. ts (cc)

Folder 41 “Wildlife in Kenya’s Future”. ts (cc)


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Box 7 L-W

Folders 42-44 “Wild Life Investigations in Banff and Jasper National Parks”. (3 versions) ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 45 “Wildlife Management in Algonquin Provincial Park”. ts (cc)

Folder 46 “Wild Life Resources of the Northwest Territories in Relation to National Post-War Reconstruction”. ts (cc) (attributed to R.A. Gibson, Deputy Commissioner).

Folder 47 “Wild Plant Foods”. Holograph

Folder 48 “W.J. Wintemberg”. Holograph

Folder 49 “Work and Progress”. Holograph

Box 8

Drafts, [1925]-1957. Arranged chronologically.

Folder 1 “Brussels, Ont., winter 1922 & 23” [1925]. ts with holograph notes [“Christmas bird census from Brussels, Ontario” Bird-Lore. 27:24, 1925.]

Folder 2 “Observations in the region of Moose and Cedar Lakes, Manitoba, during the summer of 1929”. Holograph

Folder 3 “Observations in the Forest Reserves of the East [Slope?] in Alberta, from May 27 – Sept. 8, 1930, with a few notes from the region of Lesser Slave Lake, made in the month of September”. Holograph

Folder 4 “Brief Note on Summer Work for Algonquin Park Newsletter” Oct. 4, 1934. ts (cc)

Folder 5 “Birds” 1935. Holograph

Folder 6 “Ten years of Christmas Bird Lists in Huron County, Ontario” [1937]. ts with holograph notes

Folder 7 “Trichinosis Investigation” May 6, 1937. ts (cc)

Folder 8 “Survey of Intestinal Protozoa” May 17, 1937. ts (cc)


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Box 8 [1925]-1957

Folder 9 “The Future of the Barren Ground Caribou: A Provincial-Territorial Problem” 1939. ts (cc)

Folder 10 “Barren Ground Bear Extends Range Eastward” [194?]. ts (cc)

Folders 11-13

“Wild Life Investigation in Banff National Park, 1939” Includes annotated map of Banff National Park. [1940]. ts (cc)

Folder 14 “Forest Fires and Wild Life in the Mackenzie District 1942”. ts cc)

Folder 15 “Point Pelee Reverse Migration” 1942. ts (cc)

Folder 16 “Report on Development of Reindeer Industry and WildLife Conservation – Mackenzie District, 1942”. ts with holograph notes

Folder 17 “Investigation of Cape Breton Highlands National Park” March 23, 1942. ts (cc) and notes.

Folder 18 “Plants Collected by C.H.D. Clarke, 1943” ts (cc) with manuscript notes. Includes 1 TL (cc): A.E. Porslid

Folder 19 “Joint Occupancy of Parks” 1945. ts (cc)

Folder 20 “Manitoba;” “Ontario;” “Saskatchewan” 1945. ts (cc)

Folder 21 “Wildlife Management in Ontario”. ts. “A copy of the 1946 statement” [From Lumsden’s bibliography:] Research Report, [Memo to Dr. Harkness] Ontario Department of Lands and Forests. 1946).

Folder 22 “Nomina Abitera” Jan. 8, 1946. ts with holograph notes

Folder 23 “Barren Ground” Sept. 27, 1947. ts (cc)

Folder 24 “Remarks at Wildlife Forum – Canada Society of Forest Engineers” Oct. 6, 1948. ts (cc)

Folder 25 “Standards for Drever” Dec. 16, 1953. ts (cc. See also correspondence with the Swedish Kennel Club).

Folder 26 “The Archaeology of the Cree Language”. ts, ts (cc) and holograph notes 1955


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Box 8 [1925]-1957

Folder 27 “Birds in Camp”. ts (cc). [Appears in Camping Y.W.C.A. Y.W.C.A. of Canada, Toronto, pp. 9-10, Feb. 1955]. (See also printed material).

Folder 28 “The Grand Lake Site” Sept. 14, 1955. ts with holograph notes. Includes aerial photograph and pencil sketch.

Folder 29 “Wildlife Rabies” Mar. 22, 1956. ts

Folder 30 “The Traverse Lodge Boat-House Site, Algonquin Park (Revised)” Aug. 27, 1956. ts

Folder 31 “Private Shooting Grounds – Paradise Lost or Paradise Regained?” 1957. “Work sheets”. ts and holograph

Folders 32-34

“Tracks of Some Explorers of the Saskatchewan” Feb. 12, 1957. ts with holograph notes

Folder 35 “Waterfowl Management Problems in Mid-Western Canada. Presented to the Association of Midwest Fish and Game Commissioners, Thursday, July 11, 1957.” ts (cc)

Folder 36 “The Wonder Dogs” Jan. 11, 1957. ts

Folder 37 “A Plott in Suburbia” 1/9/57. ts with holograph notes

Folders 38-39

“The Archaeology of Algonquin Park” Dec. 9, 1957. ts (cc) with holograph notes

Box 9

Drafts, 1958-[1969]

Folder 1 “Regulations in Big Game Management”. ts with holograph notes Jan. 17, 1958 (See also mimeographed version). [Transactions of the Organizational Meeting of the Canadian Society of Wildlife and Fishery Biologists. Jan. 20-21, 1958, 5 pp.]

Folder 2 “Wildlife Management - St. Lawrence Seaway area” Aug. 15, 1958. ts (cc)

Folder 3 “About Drainage and Me” Oct. 31, 1958. ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 4 “Hunting and Fishing in Ontario” May 5, 1960. ts (copy)


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Box 9 [1958]-1969

Folder 5 [Untitled] “With reference to the Stevenson and Kellog Report…” May 26, 1960. ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folders 6-11 “Tracks of Some Explorers of the Saskatchewan”. ts, and ts (cc) with holograph notes July 7, 1960

Folder 12 “Almonte speech” Feb. 3, 1961. ts (copy)

Folder 13 “Public Relations” Feb. 8, 1961. ts

Folder 14 “Remarks prepared by C.H.D. Clarke for use as Discussant in the Wildlife Workshop at the ‘Resources for Tomorrow’ Conference in Montreal – Oct. 23 – 27, 1961.” ts (cc)

Folders 15-16 “Report on Attendance at 8th Commonwealth Forestry Conference, 1962”. ts

Folder 17 “Fish and Wildlife Management in a Land Use Plan for Victoria County” April 17, 1962 [Presented at Workshop on Implications of ARDA for Multipurpose Developments in Ontario, Sponsored by the Conservation Council of Ontario, Toronto, 15 May].

Folder 18 [Review]. Never Cry Wolf, by Farley Mowat. ts, and ts (cc) with holograph notes. [1963] (See also correspondence with Farley Mowat).

Folder 19 “Report on Attendance at the American Ornithologists’ Union 81st Stated Meeting, August 12-16, 1963, University of Florida, and Supplemental Activities” Oct. 1, 1963. ts (cc)

Folder 20 “Rejected draft material for Harkness’ Memorial Volume” [Fish and Wildlife, 1964]. ts and holograph

Folder 21 [Untitled] “It is an interesting facet of history that bills were introduced into the British Parliament to prevent cruelty to animals…” Feb. 1966. ts with holograph notes

Folder 22 “The Perilous State of Sportsmanship” June, 1966. ts with holograph notes

Folders 23-24

“The Ravenous Beasts” May 16, 1967. ts (cc)


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Box 9 [1958]-1969

Folder 25

“The Dangerous Black Bear” Aug. 16, 1967. ts with holograph notes

Folder 26 [Untitled] “In the National Museum of Canada’s recent ‘Contributions to Anthropology: Linguistics I’…” April 5, 1968. ts (cc)

Folders 27-30

“Report on Certain Aspects of Wildlife Management in the Adironacks” Nov. 1969. ts (cc)

Folders 31-32

“Important Factors in the Future of Wildlife and Wilderness” Oct. 17, 1969. ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folders 33-35 “The Great Lakes as a Resource. Fish and Wildlife” Oct. 1969. ts (cc) and holograph

Folder 36 “A Deer Hunting Tradition” June, 1969. ts (cc)

Box 10

Folders 1-14

“The North Woods”. ts, and ts (cc), with holograph notes. “Commenced 1961, finished 1969” . (See also correspondence with Jack Livingston, box 3, folder 2).

Box 11 [1969]

Folders 1-21 “The North Woods” [1969]. ts, and ts (cc), with holograph notes (another draft). Includes notes and sources consulted

Box 12

1970-1972

Folder 1 “My French Facts” 2 drafts. [197?]. ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 2 “Pollution Conference” Jan. 1970. ts with holograph notes

Folder 3 “The Future of Public Hunting and Angling” April 30, 1970. ts with holograph notes

Folder 4 “Prairie Ponds” June 15, 1970. ts, ts (cc)

Folder 5 “Cost Benefit” June 30, 1970. ts with holograph notes


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Box 12 1969

Folder 6

“The need for an environmental philosophy; the question of responsibility” July 3, 1970. ts with holograph notes.

Folders 7-9

“On Reading Faust in 1970”. ts with holograph notes. Includes ts, ALS, by unknown author, presumably Clarke’s secretary, A.[K].

Folder 10 “Ontario Fish and Wildlife Headlines [1762-1971]”. ts with holograph notes

Folder 11 “The Naturalist in Wildlife Management”. ts with holograph notes March 1971

Folder 12 “The Adiabolic Enclosure” July, 1971. ts (cc) with holograph notes. (See also printed material: Keynote Address: “The Adiabolic Enclosure” in Use and Understanding. Seventh Federal-Provincial Parks Conference. Algonquin Park, Ontario. September 30 – October 4, 1968. pp. 9-17).

Folders 13-15

Environmental Impact Statement for Natural Gas and Oil Pipelines, 1972

Folder 13

“Plan for a statement on the impact of a natural gas pipeline on the environment”. ts (faded cc) with manuscript notes

Folders 14-15

“Nature of an Environmental Impact Statement for Natural Gas and Oil Pipelines”. 2 drafts

Folder 14

[Undated] ts (photocopy)

Folder 15

June 8, 1972 ts

Folder 16 “Comments on Environmental Impact of Alaska Highway” Aug. 21, 1972

Boxes 13-15

“Usually there are no sharp lines in nature…” [Untitled autobiographical draft] 1972

Box 13

Folders 1-15

Early draft. Pages [1] – 256, ts with editing notes, and holograph


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Box 14

Folders 1-10 Early draft (continued from Box 13). Pages 257-[end], ts with editing notes, and holograph

Folders 11-29 Later draft. Word processed text with manuscript editing notes. Pages 1-418.

Box 15

Folders 1-5 Pages 1-94 (incomplete) ts

Binder labeled, “Doug’s Diary”. Word processed text. Pages 1-340 (complete).

Box 16

Folders 1-15

“Days on Game Control” [197?]. ts and holograph

Folder 16 [Review]. “The Gardiners of Eden: by Alistair Graham”. ts with holograph notes [1973]

Folder 17 “Management Plans for National Parks” 1973 [“A proposal to Tanzania”] ts (cc)

Folder 18 “Wildlife Management in Kenya” 1973. Holograph

Folder 19 “Comments of C.H.D. Clarke on the proposed Lennox-Oshawa 500 kV Transmission Line through the Ganaraska Forest” [Report of the Solandt Commission, 1975]. ts (cc)

Folders 20-27 [Untitled] “I was in Africa…” 1976. Holgraph

Folder 28 “The Importance of Being Responsible” 1976. ts with holograph notes

Folders 29-30 “A Look at Research” 1977. ts, ts (cc), holograph

Folders 31-32

“Quality Hunting” 1977 Includes “Excerpts from a Keynote address entitled, ‘Moose Hunter Ethics’ given at the Moose Hunter seminar, Confederation College, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Sept. 9, 1977.” Word processed text.


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Box 16

Folder 33 [Untitled]. “I have hunted and fished in my home area…” [Paper presented at] OFAH, Feb. 18, 1978. ts and ts (cc) with holograph notes.

Folders 34-36 Brodie Club, Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology. Address at the 750th Meeting of the Brodie Club, Hart House, University of Toronto. April 18, 1978. Holograph and ts (photocopy)

Folders 37-38 “Thoughts on Research” 1978. ts and ts (cc) with holograph notes

Folder 39 “Years of Change” 1978. ts (cc)

Folders 40-43 “Wildlife in a Changing Environment” by Clarke, David M. Gates and James T. Harris for the Great Lakes Forest Symposium. 1979. ts, ts (cc) and holograph (See also correspondence with Susan Flader and Joe Hickey).

Folder 44 “The Hunter” Feb. 22, 1979. Holograph (cc)

Folder 45 “Canadian Wildlife Federation. Wildlife Committee, Draft Report” March 22, 1979. [3 drafts] ts, ts (cc) and photocopy

Box 17

1980s

Folders 1-3 “Notes by C.H.D. Clarke for a Summary of the Conference on National Wildlife Policy” [1980]. ts (photocopy) with manuscript notes

Folders 4-5 “Conference Summary” Sept. 5, 1980 ts (photocopy) with manuscript notes

Folders 6-8 “Venator – The Hunter”. 2 ts (photocopies), one with holograph notes. Includes correspondence to Clarke’s son, Stephen, 1982.

Box 18

Untitled Autobiographical Material

Folder 1 “C.H.D. Clarke 1909- _” [autobiographical sketch for the Wildlife Society]. ts and ts (cc) with holograph notes.

Folders 2-10 Holograph drafts. Clarke, in an explanatory note inserted before the drafts, wrote: “There is no order to this stuff and quite a bit of repetition”


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Folders 11-13 Bibliographies

Boxes 19-20 Printed Material. Articles, reports and reprints. Chronologically arranged. Begins with Harry Lumsden’s article on Clarke, and comprehensive bibliography of his work (mainly that which has been published).

Box 19

Folder 1 Lumsden, Harry G. “A Tribute to Charles Henry Douglas Clarke, 1909-1981 in The Canadian Field Naturalist, vol. 98 [1981], pp. 379-391. Includes 1 ANS from Lumsden to Muriel, Clarke’s wife.

Folder 2 “Blood Parasites of Ruffed Grouse (Bonasa Umbellus) and Spruce Grouse (Canachites Canadensis), with Description of Leucocytozoon Bonsae N. SP.” National Research Council of Canada. Reprinted from the Canadian Journal of Research 12: 646-650, 1935.

Folder 3 Fluctuations in Numbers of Ruffed Grouse, Bonasa Umbellus (Linne), with special reference to Ontario. No. 41. University of Toronto Studies, Biological Series. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1936.

Folder 4 “A Study of the Mammal Population of the Vicinity of Pancake Bay, Algoma District, Ontario” in Hosie, R.C. Botanical Investigations in Batchawana Bay Region, Lake Superior. Canada. Department of Mines and Resources. Bulletin No. 88, Biological Series No. 23, pp. 141-152, 1938.

Folder 5 “A Study of the Mammal Population of the Vicinity of Pancake Bay, Algoma District, Ontario.” 1938. [Reprinted] from Bulletin 88, National Museum of Canada: Botanical Investigations in Batchawana Bay Region, Lake Superior, by R.C. Hosie. (2 reprints).

Folder 6 Lloyd, Hoyes. “Forest Fires and Wildlife” mimeo by the Department of Mines and Resources, and published article (photocopy) from the Journal of Forestry vol. 36, no. 10, 1938. “written wholly by CHDC”


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Folder 7 “Organisms of a Malarial Type in Ruffed Grouse with a Description of the Schizogany of Leucocytozoon Bonasae.” Reprinted from The Journal of Wildlife Management, vol. 2, no.3, July, 1938.

Folder 8 “Investigation of Arctic Wild Life Cycles – Visit of Mr. Charles Elton, Bureau of Animal Population, Oxford University, England” Sept. 16, 1938 (mimeographed) “mostly written by Jim Richards”

Folder 9 Ricker, William E. and C.H.D. Clarke. The Birds of the Vicinity of Lake Nipissing, Ontario. No. 16. Contributions of the Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology, 1939.

Folder 10 A Biological Investigation of the Thelon Game Sanctuary. Canada. Department of Mines and Resources. Bulletin No. 96, Biological Series No. 25, 1940.

Folder 11

Lorenz, Konrad. Comparative Studies on the Behaviour of the Anatinae, 1941. Reprinted from the Avicultural Magazine; translated by C.H.D. Clarke.

Folders 12-13 “Investigation of Cape Breton Highlands National Park” March 23, 1942 (mimeographed) with holograph notes. Includes 1 TL.

Folder 14 “Wild Life Conditions in Mackenzie District, 1942” [1943] (mimeographed)

Folder 15 “Biological Investigation of Point Pelee National Park 1942” Jan. 20, 1943. (mimeographed)

Folder 16 Hope, C.E. “Bird Population Studies in Algonquin Park, 1945” (mimeographed). Acknowledgments to C.H.D. Clarke.

Folder 17 “Birds of Banff National Park, Alberta,” by Clarke and Ian McT. Cowan. Reprinted from The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 59, no. 3, May-June, 1945. Issued October 31, 1945.

Folder 18 “Ring-necked Pheasant Investigations in Ontario, 1946,” by Clarke and R. Braffette. (mimeographed)


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Folders 19-21 “Wildlife Research in Algonquin Park” (mimeographed) [Research Report #9, Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, 1946].

Folder 22 “Fluctuations in Populations.” Reprinted from Journal of Mammalogy vol. 30, no. 1, Feb. 1949, pp. 21-25.

Folders 23-24 “Problems of International Waterfowl Management” Mimeographed version; and in the Transactions of the 17th Annual Meeting of the Association of Midwest Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners, pp. 100-102, 1950.

Folder 25 “Wildlife Management in Relation to Multiple Use in Eastern Canada.” Reprinted from The Forest Chronicle, vol. 28, no. 1, March 1952. Presented at the annual meeting of the Canadian Institute of Forestry, Banff, Alberta, October 11-13, 1951.

Folders 26-27 “Research – its Place in Conservation” July 7, 1952. Mimeographed version; and in the Transactions of the 19th Annual Meeting of the Association of Midwest Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners, pp. 75-79, 1952.

Folder 28 “Brief Notes on Nuisance Animals and Their Control” 1952; Jan. 1963 (mimeographed)

Box 20

Folders 1-2 Natural Resources and Human Needs. Appraisal of the 18th North American Wildlife Conference. Washington, D.C. March 9-11, 1953. Mimeo and print.

Folder 3 [Review]. Records of North American Big Game. The Boone and Crockett Club Committee on Records of North American Big Game. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1952. Reprinted from The Journal of Wildlife Management Vol. 17, No. 4, October 1953.

Folder 4 Wildlife Management. University of Toronto, University Extension, Conservation Lectures in Evening Classes, 1953-54: 28-30.


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Folder 5 “The Bob-White Quail in Ontario. Technical Bulletin.” Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, Fish and Wildlife Series No.2. [Reprinted from] Federation of Ontario Naturalists, The Bulletin No. 63, January 1954.

Folder 6 “Game Laws” (mimeographed) [Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, Fish and Wildlife Management Report No. 18, 1954].

Folder 7 “Exotic Birds” (mimeographed) [Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, Fish and Wildlife Report No. 2, 1954].

Folder 8 “Birds in Camp.” Camping Y.W.C.A. Y.W.C.A. of Canada, Toronto, pp. 9-10, Feb. 1955. (See also draft).

Folder 9 & Item 45 “Wildlife Research in the North American Arctic.” Reprinted from Arctic Research, Sp. Publ. no. 2 of the Arctic Institute of North America; also published in Arctic, vol. 7, nos. 3 & 4, pp. 255-65. [1955] and Arctic Research, Sp. Publ., pp. 143-153.

Folder 10 “Algonquin Park” in New Pages of Prehistory: Archaeological Researches in Ontario. Ontario Historical Society, 1956.

Folder 11 “What about a Metropolitan Park?” (mimeographed) [1956]

Folder 12 “Hunting and Fishing in Canada’s Future” (mimeographed) 5/9/56 [46th Convention of International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners, 1956].


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Folder 13 “Archaeology of Algonquin Park.” New Pages in History. Ontario Historical Society, 1957.

Folder 14 [Review by] Banfield, A.W.F. The Deer of North America: The White-tailed, Mule and Black-tailed Deer, Genus Odocoileus, Their History and Management. Walter P. Taylor, ed. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Stackpole Co., and Washington, D.C.: The Wildlife Management Institute, 1956. [Review mentions Clarke]. Reprinted from The Journal of Wildlife Management Vol. 21, No. 1, Jan. 1957, pp. 105-106.

Folders 15-16 “Regulations in Big Game Management.” (See also ts with holograph notes). Mimeo, Jan. 17, 1958; and the Transactions of the Organizational Meeting of the Canadian Society of Wildlife and Fishery Biologists. Jan. 20-21, 1958, 5 pp.

Folder 17 “Wildlife in the Forest.” Wildlife: Papers presented at the special Wildlife Session of the 1957 annual meeting of the Canadian Institute of Forestry held in Toronto in October 1957, pp. [7]-12. Reprinted from The Forestry Chronicle, vol. 34, no.1, March 1958.

Folder 18 “Autumn Thoughts of a Hunter.” Reprinted from The Journal of Wildlife Management, vol. 22, no. 4, pp. 420-427, Oct. 1958. (2 reprints).

Folder 19 “The Farmer and Wildlife.” Dec. 23, 1959.

Folders 20-21 “Moral and Ethical Aspects of Hunting and Angling for Sport” in Proceedings of the Fifth World Forestry Congress. Vol 3. Seattle, Washington. August 29 – September 10, 1960. pp. 1785-1790. (annotated). In English, French and Spanish. (See also published conference proceedings).

Folder 22 “The Control of Excess Animal Populations in Parks.” A Seminar on Parks and Nature Reserves, Sept. 21, 1960.

Folder 23 “La Faune en Perspective.” [Prepared for the Secretariat, Resources for Tomorrow Conference, 23-28 October, 1961.]

Folder 24 “Wildlife Values in Forestry in Ontario.” [Paper presented to the British Commonwealth Forestry Conference, Nairobi, Kenya, 25 June – 28 July 1962, 14 pp]. (extract)


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Folder 25 “Pesticides and the Naturalist. A Paper given by Dr. C.H.D. Clarke at a Conference on Problems in the Use of Pesticides sponsored by The Conservation Council of Ontario on April 10, 1963.” Mimeo and ephemera (2 pamphlets).

Folder 26 “Hunting, Fishing and People” [Presented at the British Columbia Federation of Fish and Game Clubs’ Annual Banquet, May 3, 1963]. (mimeographed)

Folder 27 “The Lammergeyer” in The Ontario Naturalist vol. 1, no. 3, Sept. 1963. (photocopy)

Folder 28 “Mammoths and Mallards” reprinted from Waterfowl Tomorrow, U.S. Department of the Interior, 1964.

Folder 29 [Review] The Wild Turkey, its History and Domestication by A.W. Schorger, 1966, in The Canadian Field Naturalist, vol. 81, no. 3, July-Sept. 1967.

Folders 30-31 “Wildlife in Multiple Use of Land” Mimeo and reprint. Mimeo: Paper presented at the East African Wildlife [Management and] Land Use Symposium in Nairobi, July 5-8, 1967; Reprint: from the East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal Special Issue 33: 206-208, June 1968.

Folder 32 “The Adiabolic Enclosure” Keynote address. [Federal-Provincial Parks Conference], Oct. 1, 1968.

Folders 33-35

“Wildlife Management in the Adirondacks.” Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks. “Adirondack Study Commission. Study #2A. 1969; The Future of the Adirondack Park. Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks, 1970.

Folder 36 North American Forestry Commission. Fifth Session. Ottawa 15-20, September 1969. Working Group on Wildlife and Outdoor Recreation, Third Meeting. (Clarke was a member of the delegation for Canada).

Folder 37 “Wolf Management in Ontario.” Proceedings on Wolf Management in Selected Areas of North America, pp.19-23, March 24, 1970.


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Folder 38 “Woodcock – A Key to Upland Wildlife Conservation.” Reprinted from Proceedings of the Woodcock Symposium. 6: 1-6, 1977. (reprint)

Folder 39 Great Lakes Forest Symposium. Biographical Summaries; and, Symposium Planning and Local Arrangements. June 6-9, 1979.

Folder 40 [Undated] “Report on Discussions (for delivery Tuesday, January 10th)”

Box 21 Other Printed Material. Arranged Alphabetically.

Folders 1-4 Canadian Wildlife Federation: reports, appointments, committee lists, policy and business resolutions, constitution and by-laws, 1963-1981.

Folder 5 Canadian Wildlife Service and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora: Articles, Indices, Appendices, and list of nations: 1973-1977. (See also correspondence with John B. Heppes).

Folder 6 Dales, J.H. Pollution, Property and Prices. An Essay in Policy-making and Economics. University of Toronto Press, 1968.

Folder 7 G. Plante’s Happy Motoring, 1941. (addressed to Clarke’s father, Rev. C.F. Clarke).

Folder 8 Hoare, W.H.B. Report of Investigations Affecting Eskimo and Wild Life District of Mackenzie 1924-1925-1926. Ottawa: Dept. of the Interior, [1926].

Folder 9 The National Wildlife Federation. Conservation Directory, 1969 (annotated).

Folder 10 Ontario Department of Lands and Forests. Remarks by the Hon. J.W. Spooner, ... at the Harkness Fisheries Research Laboratory, Algonquin Park, Saturday, Sept. 9, 1961.

Folders 11-15 & mapcase folder

Tanzania National Parks and the Game Department of Nairobi, 1964-1975. Reports, accounts, staff list, draft budget. (See also mapcase folder for “Comparison of Salary Structure and Game Department Organisation”).


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Folder 16 The Wildlife Society. 1978 Membership Directory.

Folder 17 York Retrieval Field Trial Club. Third and Fourth Spring Trials, 1950.

Folders 18-19

Ephemera and clippings.

Mapcase Folder Maps of Africa and Canada.

Mapcase Folder Clippings.

Box 22, and individual items

Printed Material. Monographs, Reports. Chronologically arranged. Includes bound volumes of Clarke’s papers.

Item 46 “Wildlife Papers” [1935]-1954

Item 47 “Research Papers” 1944-1955

Item 48 “Dogs for Deer in Ontario.” The Deer of North America. Walter P. Taylor, ed. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Stackpole Co., 1956. pp. 294-299. (Contains editing notes. References to Clarke on pp.40 and 226.)

Item 49 “A Philosophy of Conservation.” in Fish and Wildlife: A Memorial to W.J.K. Harkness. J.R. Dymond, ed. Toronto: Longmans Canada Ltd., 1964. pp. 187-198. Inscribed by Dymond

Item 50 “Mammoths and Mallards.” in United States Department of the Interior. Waterfowl Tomorrow. Joseph P. Linduska, ed. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1964. pp. 265-272.

Item 51 “The Timber Wolf” in Alive in the Wild. Victor Cahalane, ed. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1970. pp. 111-115.

Box 22

Folder 1 “Hunting and Fishing Values and Concepts” in A Manual of Wildlife Conservation. Washington: The Wildlife Society, 1971, pp. 41-43.

Folder 2 Environment Protection Board. Meeting of August 1, 2 & 3 [1972].


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Folder 3 Canadian Arctic Resources Committee. Terrestrial Wildlife and Northern Development. Prepared for the National Workshop on People, Resources and the Environment North of ’60, by C.H.D. Clarke. May, 1972 (2 copies). Includes holograph note and the Canadian Arctic Resources Committee’s Northern Perspectives, vol. 1, no. 2, Feb. 1973.

Items 52-53 “Conservation of Wildlife in Canada.” in Conservation in Canada: A Conspectus. Ottawa: Dept. of the Environment, Canadian Forestry Service, Publication no. 1340, 1974, pp. 189-224. “La conservation de la faune au Canada.” in La Conservation au Canada: Aperçu général. pp. 211-251.

Box 22

Folder 4 Report of the Solandt Commission. “Transmission.” A Public Inquiry into the Transmission of Power Between Lennox and Oshawa, April 1975. Signed by Omond Solandt, Commissioner.

Folder 5 “Hunting and Fishing Values and Concepts.” in Wildlife Conservation: Principles and Practices. Washington: The Wildlife Society, 1979, pp. 7-10.

Boxes 23-25, and individual items

Conference Proceedings, Symposia. Arranged chronologically.

Box 23

Folder 1 “The Dying-off of Ruffed Grouse” in American Game Association. Transactions of the Twenty-first American Game Conference. New York, January 21, 22 and 23, 1935. pp. 402-405.

Folder 2 “The Cycle of Numbers in Ontario Ruffed Grouse Bonasa Umbellus (Linne). p. 47; “Organisms of a Malarial Type in Ruffed Grouse Bonasa Umbellus (Linne) with a Description of the Schizogany of Leucocytozoon Bonasae. p. 58 [abstracts only] in The Royal Society of Canada. Programme of Papers. May Meeting, 1936.

Folder 3 “Sanctuaries of the Northwest Territories” in The Thirty-fourth Convention of the International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners. Toronto, Canada, September 2 and 3, 1940. pp. 15-20.


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Folder 4 “Management of the Ringnecked Pheasant in Canada” in The Thirty-ninth Convention of the International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners. Winnipeg, Manitoba, September 12 and 13, 1949. pp. 58-64.

Item 54 “Administration of Resources: Discussion” in Proceedings, Third Annual Conference of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada. Winnipeg, Manitoba, September 6th to 8th, 1951. pp. 113-122.

Item 55 Proceedings, Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Association of Midwest Fish and Game Commissioners. Dorset, Ontario, August 14-15, 1953. [Clarke, Secretary-Treasurer].

Box 23

Folder 5 “Future for Wildlife and Recreation in Canada” in The Forty-sixth Convention of the International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners. Toronto, Ontario, September 13 and 14, 1956. pp. 25-31.

Folder 6 “Internal Organization Necessary for Planning” in Association of Midwest Fish and Game Commissioners. Proceedings of 25th Annual Meeting. Bismarck, North Dakota, July 10, 11, 12, 1958. pp. 80-82.

Folder 7 “Wildlife and Wetlands” in Ontario Water Resources Commission. Conference on the Management of Wetlands. Toronto, November 12, 1959. pp. 48-53.


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Item 56 “Moral and Ethical Aspects of Hunting and Angling for Sport” in Proceedings, Fifth World Forestry Congress. Seattle, Washington. August 29–September 10, 1960. Vol 3, pp. 1785-1790.

Box 23 Folder 8

“Fishing and Hunting in Relation to Recreational Planning in the Canadian Provinces.” The Fiftieth Convention of the International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners. September 15 and 16, 1960, Denver, Colorado. pp. 117-121.

Item 57 “Wildlife in Perspective” in Resources for Tomorrow. Conference Background Papers. July 1961. Vol. 2, pp. 837-844.

Box 23 Folder 9

Eighth British Commonwealth Forestry Conference. Proceedings, Committee Reports and Resolutions of the Conference. East Africa, 1962.

Box 24

Folder 1 “Statement by President C.H.D. Clarke” in Association of Midwest Fish and Game Commissioners. Proceedings of the 32nd Annual Meeting. Toronto, July 27-29, 1965. pp. 3-4

Folder 2 Association of Midwest Fish and Game Commissioners. Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Meeting. Wichita, Kansas, July 12-14, 1966.

Folder 3 “A Place to Hunt.” in Transactions, Thirty-first Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference, Ottawa, Ontario, July 11-13, 1967. Canadian Wildlife Service. Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. pp. 50-61.

Folder 4 The Fifty-seventh Convention of the International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners. Toronto, Ontario, September 11, 12 and 13, 1967.

Folder 5 “Fish and Wildlife Values in Pollution” in Proceedings. Ontario Pollution Control Conference. December 4-6, 1967, Toronto, Ontario. pp. 141-152 [contains holograph notes].

Folder 6 “The Enhancement of Fish and Wildlife Values” in Proceedings. Ontario Conservation Authorities. 11th Biennial Conference. Peterborough, Ontario, September 25-27, 1968. pp. 21-36.


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Folder 7 Keynote Address: “The Adiabolical Enclosure” in Use and Understanding. Seventh Federal-Provincial Parks Conference. Algonquin Park, Ontario. September 30–October 4, 1968. pp. 9-17.

Folder 8 First Conference on the Adirondack Park. St. Lawrence University, August 19-21, 1971. Eds. Allen P. Splete et al. St. Lawrence University, 1972.

Item 58 "Terrestrial Wildlife and Northern Evelopment" in Arctic Alternatives. Douglas Pimlott et al., eds. Ottawa: Canadian Arctic Resources Committee, 1973. pp. 194-234 with holograph revisions

Folder 9 “Management of Fish and Wildlife in African and Canadian Parks and the Impact of Tourism.” in Canadian Society of Environmental Biologists, Ontario Chapter. Transactions, Annual Meeting. February 13-15, 1975. Laurentian University, Sudbury. pp. 96-98.

Box 25

Folder 1 “History and Traditions.” in Transactions, Thirty-ninth Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference, St. John’s, Newfoundland, July 1- 3, 1975. Ottawa: Information Canada, 1976. pp. 101-106.

Folder 2 Meeting of International Committee of Natural History Museums ICOM. Ottawa, Canada, June 6-12, 1976.

Folder 3 “Evolution of Wildlife Harvesting Systems in Canada.” Transactions, Fortieth Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference held in Fredericton, New Brunswick, July 6 to 8, 1976. [Ottawa]: Minister of Supply and Services Canada, 1976. pp. 122-139.

Folder 4 “Systemes d’exploitation de la faune sauvage au Canada.” in Quarantième Conférence fédérale-provinciale sur la faune Compte rendu 1976 Fredericton (N.-B.), 6-8 juillet. [Ottawa]: Ministre des Approvisionnements et Services, Canada, 1976. pp. 137-157. (Holograph note on title page: “Avoids typo errors of English”).


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Folder 5 “Law Enforcement Problems for the Protection of Wildlife.” in Canada’s Threatened Species and Habitats. Proceedings, Symposium on Canada’s Threatened Species and Habitats. Co-sponsored by the Canadian Nature Federation and the World Wildlife Fund (Canada), Ottawa, May 20-24, 1976. Eds. Theodore Mosquin and Cecile Suchal. Ottawa: Canadian Nature Federation, 1977. pp. 22-25.

Folder 6 “Woodcock – A Key to Upland Wildlife Conservation.” in Proceedings, Sixth Woodcock Symposium, Fredericton, New Brunswick, October 4-6, 1977. pp. 1- 6.

Folder 7 “Summary of Wildlife Policy Discussions.” in Transactions, Forty-fourth Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference, Ottawa, Ontario, 24-27 June, 1980. [Ottawa]: Minister of Supply and Services Canada, 1980. pp.138-149.

Boxes 26-28 and individual items

Periodicals, Bulletins, Newsletters, etc. Arranged alphabetically by title, then chronologically.

Box 26 Adirondac – Federation of Ontario Naturalists. Bulletin.

Folder 1 “Adirondack Wildlife: Restoration of Vanished Species” [Introduction by Victor H. Cahalane.] in Adirondac, vol. 35, no. 2, March-April, 1971, pp. 24-32, 37. [Reprinted excerpts from the Technical Report on Wildlife by the Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks.

Folder 2 [Letter to the editor]. “Two views on David Brown.” in Africana, vol. 3, no. 10, 1969, p. 46.

Folder 3 “Outdoorsman of the Year.” [article on Clarke] in The Angler and the Hunter in Ontario, vol. 2, no. 3, July 1977, pp.6-7, 9. “Buck Fever.” in The Angler and the Hunter in Ontario vol. 2, no. 7, Nov./Dec. 1978, pp.14 & 26. “Letter Points Out Debt Owned.” in The Angler and the Hunter in Ontario, vol. 4, no. 4, Nov./Dec. 1979, p. 10.

Folder 4 “East African Forestry.” in The Annual Ring. Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto, 1963, pp. 17-19.


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Folder 5 “Obituary: W.H.B. Hoare. An Appreciation.” in Arctic Circular, vol. 1, no. 8, Dec. 1948, pp. 100-102. [Letter to the editor.] “Memories of Dalton Post.” in Arctic Circular, vol. 25, no. 1, March 1977, pp.14-15.

Folder 6 “Pesticides and the Naturalist.” in Atlantic Naturalist, vol. 18, no. 4, Oct.-Dec. 1963, pp. 211-215.

Folder 7 “In Memoriam: Hoyes Lloyd.” in The Auk, vol. 96, no. 2, April 1979, pp. 402-406.

Folder 8 The Auklet, vol. 2, no. 4, October, 1931. The Auklet. September, 1947 The Toronto ‘Mini’ Auklet. Royal York Hotel. August 22, 1967. (entries written under pseudonyms)

Folder 9 Avicultural Magazine vol. 57, no. 5, Sept.-Oct., 1951 vol. 58, no. 1, Jan.-Feb., 1952 vol. 58, no. 2, Mar.-Apr., 1952 vol. 58, no. 3, May-June, 1952 vol. 58, no. 4, July-Aug., 1952 vol. 58, no. 5, Sept.-Oct., 1952 vol. 58, no. 3, May-June, 1952 vol. 59, no. 1, Jan.-Feb., 1953 vol. 59, no. 3, May-June, 1953

Folder 10 “The Farmer and Wildlife. A condensation of a paper given at the Ontario Agricultural College, January 13, 1960.” in Bulletin of the Conservation Council of Ontario, vol. 7, no. 2, March 1960, pp. 6-9.

Folder 11 “Wildlife Management.” in Bulletin of the Conservation Council of Ontario, vol. 19, no. 3, July 1972, pp. 16-17.

Folder 12 and Item 59

The Canadian Field Naturalist. 1926-1965. C.H.D. [Clarke, editor: 1939-1940].

Item 59

The Canadian Field Naturalist, 1926-1948. “Notes and Observations: Snowy Owl at Goderich, Ontario.” Vol. 40, no. 9, Dec. 1926, pp. 192-193. “Some Field Notes on the Abundance of Small Mammals.” Vol. 48, no. 4, Apr. 1933, pp. 78-79.


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Item 59 “Notes and Observations: White Tips of Napaeozapus Tails.” Vol. 49, no. 8, Nov. 1935, p. 139. “Notes and Observations: Night Alarm.” Vol. 50, no. 4, Apr. 1936, p. 67. [Review] Taverner, P.A. Fluctuations in Numbers of Ruffed Grouse, Bonasa umbellus (Linne) with Special Reference to Ontario. No. 41. University of Toronto Studies, Biological Series. University of Toronto Press, 1936. Pp. 61-62.

“American Dog Tick, Dermacentor Variabilis Say, in Ontario.” Vol. 51, no. 7, Oct. 1937, p. 99. [Review]. Sanderson, Ivan T. Animal Treasure, Viking Press. [1937?]. Vol. 52, no. 8, Nov. 1938, pp. 125-126. [Review]. 21st Annual Report of the Province of Quebec Society for the Protection of Birds, Inc. Vol. 53, no. 3, Mar. 1939, p. 46.

Vol. 53, no. 4, Apr. 1939: “Notes and Observations: An Interesting Corn Shock Fauna,” p. 60. [Review]. Proceedings of the Nova Scotian Institute of Science, vol. 19, 1937-1938, p. 61.

[Review]. Morris, Frank. Our Wild Flowers: A Plea for Protection. Publication No. 3. Toronto: Federation of Ontario Naturalists, 193[?], p. 61.

[Review]. Mayall, K.M. The Natural Resources of King Township. Toronto, 193[?], p. 62. [Review]. “A New ‘Nomenclator Zoologicus’” (unpublished), p. 62.

[Review]. Jaques, H.E. Living Things – How to Know Them,” p. 62. [Review]. Michigan Department of Conservation, Ninth Biennial Report, 1937-1938, p. 62


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Item 59 Vol. 53, no. 6, Sept. 1939: [Review] Peterson, Roger Tory. A Field Guide to the Birds. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1939. Vol. 53, no. 6, Sept. 1939: p. 92;

[Review]. Moore, Audrey. Serengeti. London: Country Life Ltd., 1938. P. 93. [Review]. Annual Report for 1938, Provancher Society of Natural History of Canada: 20th Anniversary. p. 94.

Vol. 53, no. 8, Nov. 1939: “Ring-necked Pheasant Parasitizes Ruffed Grouse Nest,” p. 122. [Review]. Stevenson-Hamilton, J. South African Eden: from Sabi Game Reserve to Kruger National Park. 2nd ed. London: Cassell & Co., Ltd., 1938. p. 124-125. [Review]. Jaques, Florence Page. The Geese Fly High. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1939. p. 125.

“Chief Factor James Anderson’s Back River Journal of 1855.” Vol. 54: pp. 63-67, 84-89, 107-109,125-126, 134-136; Vol. 55: pp. 9-11, 21-26, 38-44.

Vol. 54, no. 5, May, 1940: [Review]. Forbush, Edward Howe. Natural History of the Birds of Eastern and Central North America. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1939. p. 76. [Review]. Annual Report of the Forest Insect Survey, 1939. Ottawa: Division of Entomology, Science Service, Department of Agriculture. p. 76.

[Review]. Jaques, H.E. How to Know Trees. Iowa: Published by the author, 1940, p. 76. [Review]. Ducks Unlimited (Canada) Census, 1938 and 1939. pp. 76-77.

Vol. 54, no. 6, Sept. 1940.


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Item 59 Vol. 54, no. 7, Oct., 1940: [Review]. Annual Report of the Provancher Society of Natural History of Canada. 1940. p. 101. [Review]. Finnie, Richard. Lure of the North. Philadelphia: David McKay Co., 1940. p. 110.

[Review]. Fassett, Norman C. A Manual of Aquatic Plants. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., 1940. p. 110. [Review]. Annual Report of the Quebec Society for the Protection of Birds, Inc. 1940. p. 110.

Vol. 55, no. 1, Jan. 1941: “Notes and Observations: Mourning Dove at Reliance, N.W.T.” p. 12.

Vol. 55, no. 2, Feb. 1941.

Vol. 55, no. 3, Mar. 1941: [Review]. Mélançon, Claude. Charmants Voisins. Montreal: Librairie Granger Frères Limitée, 1940, p. 45.

Vol. 55, no. 4, Apr. 1941: [Review]. Audubon’s America, The Narratives and Experiences of John James Audubon. Donald Culross Peattie, ed. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1940, p. 62.

Vol. 55, no. 6, Sept. 1941: [Review]. Allin, A.E., The Vertebrate Fauna of Darlington Township, Durham County, Ontario. Trans. Royal Canadian Institute, vol.23, pt. 1, pp. 83-118, Oct. 1940. p. 89.

[Review]. Ederer, B.F. Hunting the White-tailed Deer. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1940. p. 89. [Review]. Sanderson, Ivan T. Living Treasure. Toronto: Macmillan Co. of Canada Ltd., 1941. pp. 89-90.


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The Canadian Field Naturalist, 1926-1948

Vol. 55, no. 9, Dec., 1941: Ricker, W.E. and C.H.D. Clarke. “Notes and Observations: Red-breasted Merganser Breeding on Lake Nipissing”, pp. 137-138. [Review]. Allen, Arthur A. Ornithological Laboratory Notebook. Ithaca, NY: Comstock Publishing Co., 1941. p. 141.

Vol. 56, no. 3, Mar.1942: “Notes and Observations: Cougar in Saskatchewan” p. 45.

Vol. 56, no. 6, Sept.1942: [Review]. Soper, Dewey. History, Range and Home Life of the Northern Bison. Ecological Monographs, 1941, p.94.

Vol. 56, nos. 8 and 9, Nov.-Dec. 1942: “The Indian as Conservationist,” pp. 127-128.

Vol. 58, no. 3, May-June, 1944: “Gleanings from the Natural History of Huron County, Ontario” pp. 82-84.

“Notes on the Status and Distribution of Certain Mammals and Birds in the Mackenzie River and Western Arctic Area in 1942 and 1943” pp. 97-103.

Vol. 58, no. 5, Sept.-Oct., 1944.

Vol. 58, no. 6, Nov.-Dec., 1944: “Notes and Observations: An Extreme Case of So-called ‘Injury-Feigning’ by a Female Ruffed Grouse (Bonasa umbellus),” p. 194.

Vol. 59, no. 2, Mar.-Apr. 1945: “Notes and Observations: Some Bird Records for Yukon Territory,” p. 65.


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Item 59

The Canadian Field Naturalist. 1926-1948

Vol. 59, no. 3, May-June, 1945: Clarke, C.H.D. and Ian McT. Cowan. “Birds of Banff National Park, Alberta”, pp. 83-103.

Vol. 60, no. 2, Mar.-Apr. 1946: “Some Records of Blood Parasites from Ontario Birds,” p. 34 and pull-out table.

Box 26

Folder 12 Vol. 61, no. 2, Mar.-Apr., 1947 (extract): Speirs, Doris H. and J. Murray Speirs. “Birds in the Vicinity of North Bay, Ontario” pp. 38. [“…to be used in conjunction with ‘The Birds of the Vicinity of Lake Nipissing, Ontario’ by William E. Ricker and C.H.D. Clarke…].

Item 59

Vol. 61, no. 6, Nov.-Dec. 1947: [Review]. Edminster, Frank C. The Ruffed Grouse, its Life Story. New York: Macmillan Co., 1947, p. 203.

Vol. 62, no. 1, Jan.-Feb. 1948: [Review]. Rand, A.L. Some Canadian Fur Bearers. Special Contribution No. 46-1, Dept. of Mines and Resources. Ottawa: National Museum of Canada, 1946, p. 44.

Vol. 62, no. 2, Mar.-Apr. 1948: [Review]. Rand, A.L. The 1945 Status of the Pronghorn Antelope, Antilocopra Americana (Ord), in Canada, p. 78.

Box 26 Folder 12

Vol. 79, no. 1, Jan.-Mar., 1965: “A Requiem for Dow’s Swamp” pp.1-3.

Folder 13 “One of our Vanishing Species is a Fish.” Canadian Audubon. Sept.-Oct., Nov.-Dec., 1969, pp. 141-142.


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Folder 14 “Wildlife in Multiple Use of Land.” in East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal, vol. 33, Special Issue: Proceedings of the Symposium on Wildlife Management and Land Use, June 1968, pp. 206-208.

Folder 15 “One of our Vanishing Species Is a Fish.” in Elsaletter, Elsa Wild Animal Appeal of Canada, vol. 1, no. 1, June 1972, pp.6-8. (Clarke was also co-director).

Folders 16-17 Federation of Ontario Naturalists. Bulletin.

Folder 16 “Nature Protection.” No. 56, March, 1952, pp. 4-13. [Letter to the editor]. No. 60, Mar.-Apr., 1952, pp. 22, 24.

Folder 17 “The BobWhite Quail in Ontario.” No. 63, January 1954, pp. 6-15. “Lots of Stones.” No. 68, Spring 1955, pp. 11-18. (Annotated). “Huronia – 1954.” No. 66, Autumn 1954, pp. 9-12. “What is the Basis of Popular Interest in Animals?” No. 75, Mar. 1957, pp. 20-24. “To an Ontario Town.” No. 95, Mar. 1962, pp. 16-17.

Box 27

Federation of Ontario Naturalists. Newsletter – The Ontario Naturalist

Folder 1 Federation of Ontario Naturalists. Newsletter. Vol. 10, no. 3, May- June- July, 1969. Photograph, p. 6. Vol. 12, no. 4, Sept.-Oct., 1971.

Folder 2 “The Puma in Ontario.” in Ontario Fish and Wildlife Review, vol. 8, no. 4, Winter 1969, pp.7-12.

Folders 3-4 The Forestry Chronicle.

Folder 3 “Wildlife Management in Relation to Multiple Use in Eastern Canada” vol. 28, no. 1, March 1952, pp. 57-61.

Folder 4 “Wildlife in the Forest” vol. 34, no. 1, 1958, pp. 7-12.


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Folder 5 [Review]. Duchesnay, St. Denis J. and Rolland Dumais. Les Mammiferes de Mon Pays, 1968. In Review: Canadian Books for Children, Autumn 1968, pp. 11-12.

Folder 6 “Hunting and Angling: the Public Interest.” in Journal of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada, vol. 1, no. 4, Dec. 1958, pp. 1-7.

Folder 7 [Review]. Passmore, John. Man’s Responsibility for Nature-Ecological Problems and Western Traditions. NewYork: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1974. in Journal of Wildlife Management, vol. 42, no. 2, Apr. 1978, p. 464-465.

Folders 8-9 The Living Wilderness.

Folder 8 [Contributor to] “Nature Sanctuaries in the United States and Canada...A Preliminary Inventory…” vol. 15, no. 35, Winter 1950-51. “Algonquin: A Wilderness Paradise Lost?” vol. 42, no. 143, Oct./Dec. 1978, pp. 34-41,44-45.

Folder 9 Vol. 12, no. 21, June 1947. [Review] “From an Antique Land”. Hatt, Robert T. The Mammals of Iraq. Miscellaneous Publications, Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan, No. 106, 1959. Vol. 24, no. 69, Summer 1959, p. 20.

Folder 10 The Mentor, vol. 12, no. 2, March 1924. Contains articles on Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance; also includes inserted newspaper clipping on Long Lance.

Folder 11 “Autumn Thoughts of a Hunter.” in Mzuri Drumbeat, vol. 4, no. 1, Spring 1977, pp. 3, 19-23.

Folder 12 “The Beast of Gevaudan.” in Natural History, vol. 80, no. 4, April 1971, pp. 44-51, 66-73. Includes bio and photograph, p. 10.


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Folder 13 Net and Twine. [Addresses] “The Lake Trout Quota” and “Commercial or Sports Fisheries” No. 374, Feb. 15, 1963. “Fish Culture and Restocking.” No. 396, Mar. 1, 1964.

Folder 14 “The Sacred Cow.” in Northern Sportsman, vol. 7, no. 6, June 1952, pp. 10-12.

Folder 15 The Ontario Archaeological Society. Arch-Notes. No. 66-4, April 1966. (mentions Clarke)

Folder 16 Ontario Deer Preservation Committee. Bulletin No. 2, Nov. 1968. (Clarke mentioned).

Folder 17 “The ‘Dangerous’ Black Bear.” in Ontario Department of Lands & Forests. News Release. Vol. 20, no. 31, Sept. 13, 1967, pp. 1-4.

Folder 18 Ontario Fish and Wildlife Review. “Reflections on game laws.” Vol. 17, no. 3, Fall 1978, pp. 25-30. “The Farmer and Wildlife.” Vol. 1, no. 6, Fall 1962, pp. 20-27. “The Importance of Aquatic Plants.” Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring 1963, pp. 9-10. “The Bear is a Game Animal.” Vol. 1, no. 1, Summer 1961, pp. 2-3. [Editorial]. “Auguries of Innocence.” Vol. 10, no. 1-2, Spring-Summer, 1971, pp. 1-2. “Wildlife Letter Box.” Vol. 3, no. 1, Spring 1964, pp. 20-24. “A Very Uncertain Future.” Vol. 9, no. 1-2, Spring-Summer, 1970, p. 1.

Folders 19-21

The Ontario Naturalist.

Folder 19 “The Lammergeyer.” Vol. 1, no. 3, Sept. 1963, pp. 27-30. “Pesticides and the Naturalist.” Vol. 2, no. 2, June 1964, pp. 24-29. “Multiple Use of Wildlife in Parks.” Vol. 2, no. 3, Sept. 1964, pp. 4-10. “A Short Essay on the European Hare in Ontario.” Vol. 3, no. 2, June 1965, pp. 28-30.

Folder 20 “Public Hunting Areas.” Vol. 5, no. 1, Mar. 1967, pp. 12-14. “The Open Door – A Tribute to James L. Baillie.” Vol. 8, no. 3, Sept. 1970, pp. 16-17.


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Folder 21 “The Cult of the Red Pine.” Vol. 9, no. 9, Dec. 1971, pp. 14-15. “Of Shrikes and Hawthornes.” Vol. 11, no. 2, June 1972, p. 16. [Letter to the editor], Vol. 9, no. 3, Sept. 1971, p. 37.

Box 28 Ontario Out of Doors–The Young Naturalist

Folder 1 Gorsline, Ted. “C.H.D. Clarke Rocks the Research Boat” in Ontario Out of Doors, vol. 10, no. 1, Feb. 1978, pp. 42-45.

Folder 2 “Autumn Thoughts of a Hunter” in The Ruffed Grouse Society of America, vol. 4, no. 1, Feb. 1968, pp. 8-9.

Folder 3 “Cause of Mortality of Young Grouse” in Science, vol. 80, no. 2071, Sept. 7, 1934, pp. 228-229.

Folder 4 Sylva. 1946-1959. “Provincial Parks and Wildlife.” Vol. 2, no. 1, 1946, pp. 37-43. [Editorial “by CHDC”], Vol. 3, no. 1, 1947, pp. 1-2. “The Wild Turkey in Ontario.” Vol. 4, no. 6, 1948, pp. 5-12. “Regulated Townships.” Vol. 5, no. 2, Mar.-Apr., 1949, pp. 3-15.

Thompson, P.A. “Hunting in Kenora District in 5041 B.C.?” Vol. 15, no. 1, Jan.-Feb., 1959, p. 39. (Article mentions Clarke).

“The Real Greenhorn.” Vol. 15, no. 3, May-June, 1959, pp. 30-33.

Folder 5 & ovs folder

“Queen’s Park” in Toronto Field Naturalists’ Club. Newsletter, no. 171, March 1960, pp. [1]-7. See also newspaper clipping on Queen’s Park, Mar.1981, (not written by Clarke).

Folder 6 Toronto Humane Society. Members Newsletter, vol. 9, Nov. 1956. Obituary of Dr. J.A. Campbell, “Great Veterinarian Passes” (not written by Clarke).

Folder 7 Tourist Trader. “Deer Herd Management.” Jan.1952, pp. 33-35.. “On Using Our Resources.” April-May, 1953, pp. 13-18.

Folder 8 “Hunting Is Living” in Western Canada Outdoors. Apr.[1979], p. 8. (Article features Clarke).

Folder 9 “The Sacred Cow!” in Wildlife Digest, vol. 1, no. 3, Nov. 1952, pp. 30-35.

Folder 10 “The Dangerous Black Bear” in Wildlife in North Carolina, vol. 32, no. 3, Mar. 1968, pp. 8-9.


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Folder 11 “Conservation Revisited” in Wildlife Society Bulletin, vol. 1, no. 2, Summer 1973, pp. 106-108.

Folder 12 [Letter to Dr. Wendell Swank] in Wildlife Society News, no. 84, Feb. 1963, pp.7-8.

Folders 13-16 The Young Naturalist.

Folder 13 “Wildlife in 1867.” Part I: vol. 9, no. 6, June 1967, pp. [1], 6. Includes 1 TLS; Part II: vol. 9, no. 7, Sept. 1967, pp. [1]-2. “The Fearless Weasels.” Vol. 9, no. 10, Dec. 1967, pp. [1], 3.

Folder 14 “The Big Mice of the Arctic.” Part I: vol. 8, no. 3, Mar. 1966, p. [1]; Part II: vol. 8, no. 4, Apr. 1966, p. 2. “The Woodcock – Bird With a Beep.” Part I: vol. 8, no. 4, Apr. 1966, pp. [1]-2; Part II: vol. 8, no. 5, May 1966, p. 2.

Folder 15 “The Moose – Browser of the North.” Part I: vol. 8, no. 8, Oct. 1966, pp. [1], 3; Part II: vol. 8, no. 9, Nov. 1966, p. 3.

Folder 16 “Native Cats of Canada.” Part I: vol. 9, no. 1, Jan. 1967, pp. [1], 3; Part II: vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 1967, pp. [1], 3.

Boxes 29-32 Diaries, 1922-1977

Box 29

1922-1974

Box 30 1930-[1944]

Box 31 1950-1977

Box 32 1972-1977

Box 33 School notebooks: Latin [undated]; “Notes on Technique [undated]; Bacteriology, 1932; Biology, 1933-34.

Box 34 “Fluctuations in Numbers of Ruffed Grouse Bonasa Umbellus (Linne) with Special Reference to Ontario” University of Toronto, Thesis, Ph. D. April, 1935


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Box 35 Personal Papers. Includes ephemera, maps and guides of various parts of Africa, family, collected clippings, bookplates. Also includes correspondence re Clarke’s work to his son, Stephen: 1 TLS from Jennifer Lumsden, Feb. 2, 1987; and 1 TLS from Hugh Anson-Cartwright, Nov. 20, 1987.

Boxes 36-37

Mainly Conference Programmes, Minutes and Notices of Meetings. Arranged chronologically.

Box 36

1935-1962

Folder 1 Programme of the Final Oral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, 1935

Folder 2 1942

Folder 3 1950-54

Folder 4 1956

Folder 5 1957

Folder 6 1958

Folder 7 1960

Folder 8 1961-62

Box 37

1962-1979

Folder 1 1962-63

Folder 2 1965-66. Includes minutes of the Game Warden’s conference, Nairobi.

Folder 3 1967-71

Folder 4 1976

Folder 5 1977-79

Folder 6 [Undated]. “Agenda – The Official Opening of the FON Conservation Centre.”


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Boxes 38-42

Negatives and Black and White Photographs Individual and in albums. Most are labelled and/or numbered. Some albums contain holograph notes.

Box 38 Negative Albums [19 ]-1936; 1929-37; 1937

Boxes 39-42 Individual Negatives

Box 39 1938-1944

Box 40 1941-1944

Boxes 41-42 Banff [undated, numbered]

Box 43-44 Individual Photographs of People, Animals, Vegetation and Locale.

Box 43 Prints (smaller than 4”x5”). Photo of Clarke, 1929; includes shots of Cedar Beach, Hunker, Jasper, Kathleen Lake, Lake of Two Rivers, Rondeau 1944, [Lake] Sasawejun, Teepee Lake.

Box 44

Folder 1 2 prints: 1915, 1935; numbered list of photographs, 1939-1943 (ts).

Folder 2 1951. Dawson, Whitehorse, Alaska Highway, White Dog Reserve

Folder 3 1956. 2 photographs, annotated re: J.A. Campbell’s involvement with the Humane Society, Toronto.

Folder 4 1974. Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. 1 – 8”x10” print and holograph note re: provenance of photograph.

Folders 5-10

Includes 8”x10” and smaller prints of Aklavik, “midnight sun” Beaufort Sea, Burnside, Coppermine, Coronation Gulf, “Dr. Livingstone’s Farm,” Good Hope, N. Wells, Nicholson Island, Ramparts, Reindeer Station, Tuk (sic).

Folders 11-12

Province of Ontario. Department of Lands and Forests. Official photographs.

Folder 11 11 – 8”x10” prints of Canada geese.


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Folder 12 7 – 8”x10” prints. Includes portrait of Clarke.

Folder 13

Glass negative “Map 9:” Legend: “Mode of Life,” with categories of reindeer breeding, cattle breeding, fishing, etc.

Items 45-59 Listed Previously.

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