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Titles: Minnesota Environmental Issues Oral History Project: Interview with Margaret Kohring (Supplied title)
Description: BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: Kohring is from Michigan and is a fourth generation female botanist. As a teenager, she became involved on her own in preserving a wetlands area from overdevelopment by Amtrak. She eventually enlisted The Nature Conservancy's help in this project, and the wetlands was saved. After earning her undergraduate degree in botany, she began working for The Nature Conservancy in Michigan, and was eventually transferred to the Minnesota chapter. In 1983, she was named executive director. SUBJECTS DISCUSSED: Her background; The Nature Conservancy programs; stewardship program; funding; affiliation with other conservation groups; lobbying efforts; The Nature Conservancy administrative structure; The Nature Conservancy's "master list" of conservation projects; its techniques of non confrontation; its affiliation with business; its goals; future of The Nature Conservancy, such as projects to protect migratory bird habitats in South America. Focus was on the unique nature of The Nature Conservancy's success.
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Quantity: 1 hour sound cassette 1 hour videocassette 22 pages transcript
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