Social Sciences & History Librarian
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Introduction
This is a guide to beginning your primary source research in global environmental history. By no means should you stop your research - or even necessarily start it - with the resources on this page. It's meant simply as a collection of places to look that will be more or less useful depending on your chosen topic.
Special Collections Finding Aids
To do research using materials in our Special Collections and Archives, contact them directly: http://library.uncw.edu/archives_special/special.
- North Carolina Coastal Federation PapersThe bulk of North Carolina Coastal Federation records document the activities of the organization from its formation in 1982 through 2004, reflecting the stewardship of the organization's successive presidents and the work of its staff and volunteers. The collection contains a wide range of record types, including correspondence, minutes, agendas, memoranda, reports, notes, environmental legislation, newspaper clippings, publications, maps, photographs and miscellaneous ephemera.
- Stuart Alexander and Sandy Cole Marks CollectionThis collection is from the personal papers of Stuart A. Marks, an anthropologist who has focused much of his career on African wildlife management and conservation.