Field notes

Abstract

Collection consists of correspondence, notes, clippings, printed matter, manuscripts, specimens, lists, grant proposals and reports, photographs, field notes, field drawings and memorabilia.

Scope and Contents

The Charles M. Peters records include administrative, research, and teaching materials documenting his work with the Institute of Economic Botany (now the Center for Plants, People, and Culture) at the New York Botanical Garden. Through correspondence, reports, field notes, articles, photographic slides, and audiovisual media, the collection documents his tropical ecology and forest management research in Central and South America and Southeast Asia, as well as his teaching career.

Scope and Contents The Ina Vandebroek records consist of correspondence, notes, questionnaire responses, and grant documentation related to her ethnobotanical and community health research. The collection also includes presentations delivered by Dr. Vandebroek at professional and community events; materials documenting her participation in conferences and symposia; and records concerning her work with the Institute of Economic Botany (now called the Center for Plants, People, and Culture) at the New York...