University of Utah ecological expedition reports, 1959-1961

Typescript and manuscript reports and papers about ecological expeditions conducted by the University of Utah. Includes an outline of plans for surveys of the flora and fauna of the Flaming Gorge Reservoir area in the summer of 1959; Navajo Reservoir area, New Mexico, in the summer of 1960; and the Curecanti Reservors area in 1961. Also: an ecological comparison of Flaming Gorge with Glen Canyon reservoir basins by Angus M. Woodbury; "Preliminary report of survey of the Navajo Dam Reservoir," by the Museum of New Mexico; "The value of fish species of the upper Colorado basin as indicators of environmental conditions," by William J. Koster; reports on dominant trees and shrubs of the Green River region between Green River City, Wyoming and the Flaming Gorge Dam site, the Glen Canyon reservoir site along the Colorado River; and a 1959 report, "Plants of the Glen Canyon area in the herbarium of the Museum of Northern Arizona," compiled by W. B. McDougall.