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Oregon State University
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MSS
Cone
Cone,
Joseph
Joe Cone Papers
1952-1994
1990-1993
3.5 cubic feet, including 52 cassette
tapes
5 boxes
The Joe Cone Papers consist of materials
created and assembled by Cone in the course of writing
A Common Fate: Endangered Salmon and the People
of the Pacific Northwest and include reference materials,
correspondence, chapter drafts, and sound recordings of interviews pertaining
to the history and sociology of the Northwest salmon crisis.
Materials in
English.
Biographical Note:
Joe Cone is Assistant Director and Communications Leader for Oregon Sea
Grant; he began work with Oregon Sea Grant in 1983.
A Common Fate, explores the history and
sociology of salmon depletion in the Pacific Northwest and tells the stories of
Northwest citizens working to prevent extinction. Cone's book was originally
published in 1995 by Henry Holt. A revised edition, with epilogue, was
published by the Oregon State University Press in 1996.
The Joe Cone Papers consist of materials created and assembled by Cone
in the course of his research and writing of
A Common Fate: Endangered Salmon and the People of
the Pacific Northwest. The Papers include correspondence, notes, and
chapter drafts; reference materials such as legislative bill statements,
meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, news releases, publications, reports,
speeches, and statistical data; and sound recordings (52 cassette tapes),
transcripts, and notes of interviews conducted by Cone and meetings he
attended. The collection also includes computer files on CD-ROM.
Collection is open for research.
Joe Cone Papers, Oregon State University Archives, Corvallis,
Oregon.
This collection is not fully processed; this guide is preliminary.
The OSU Archives' holdings include a variety of collections pertaining
to salmon in the Pacific Northwest including the records of the
Sea Grant College Program (RG
201),
Hatfield Marine Science Center
(RG 194), and
Fisheries and Wildlife
Department (RG 190); the Pacific Northwest Stream Survey Collection;
and the personal papers of
E.E. Wilson,
Carl E. Bond, and
William L. Finley.
Ecosystem
management--Government policy--United States.
Endangered
species--Columbia River Watershed.
Fisheries--Research--Oregon.
Fishes--Conservation--Columbia River Watershed.
Fishery
management--Oregon.
Pacific salmon--Effect of
habitat modification on--Columbia River Watershed.
Sound
recordings.
Environmental
Activism
Environmental
Conditions
Fisheries and
Wildlife
Fishing and
Canning
Native Americans
Water and Water
Rights
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
(State)
Electronic
Records
Sound Recordings