Environmentalists.

This collection consists of files assembled by Bruce Bowler that document his involvement in the Idaho conservation movement. Although he had a general law practice for fifty years, these files relate only to his activities in the conservation movement as both attorney and private citizen. Included are correspondence, writings, legal documents, photocopies of documents, minutes, publications, notes, newsletters, newspaper clippings, brochures, maps, organization documents, and images.

The Ferris Weddle papers contain an extensive collection of manuscripts, drafts, articles, journals, correspondence, and photographs covering a time span from the 1940s to 1985. Weddle's first found success was in the pulp fiction market. He also wrote four works of Juvenile fiction. He is probably best known as an outdoor writer and the majority of this collection represents that research and writing. The collection also contains correspondence dealing with environmental issues.