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Netherlands Antilles, 1969 : to study bird populations on the island of Bonaire; Correspondence, reports, newsclippings, permits, travel notes, expense records, memorabilia, and photographs and photographic records

by: Wetmore, Alexander, 1886-1978

Publication date: 1968

Topics: United States National Museum, Ornithology, Netherlands Antilles, Bonaire, Slagbaai

Collection: biodiversity

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English; Dutch

Alexander Wetmore travels to the Netherlands Antilles in 1969 to study bird populations on the island of Bonaire. Materials include correspondence, reports, news clippings, permits, travel notes, bird lists, expense records, memorabilia, and photographs and photographic records. Correspondence is in English and Dutch and discusses the prospect of Slagbaai on Bonaire becoming a nature preserve. Photographs are of shorelines, wildlife, and structures on Bonaire

Abstract: Alexander Wetmore travels to the Netherlands Antilles in 1969 to study bird populations on the island of Bonaire. Materials include correspondence, reports, news clippings, permits, travel notes, bird lists, expense records, memorabilia, and photographs and photographic records. Correspondence is in English and Dutch and discusses the prospect of Slagbaai on Bonaire becoming a nature preserve. Photographs are of shorelines, wildlife, and structures on Bonaire.