University of Wyoming
W. Harry Everhart was a leading expert in fisheries science. He was a co-author of various widely used textbooks in fisheries management. He taught at the University of Maine, Colorado State University, and Cornell University. During his tenure at the University of Maine, Everhart was known for his work in developing the Fisheries Division in the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. He is the author of over 50 published scholarly articles.
Collection contains 34 pamphlets about fish hatcheries, migration of game fish, and the effects of parasites and chemicals upon lake and migrating fish.
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This material was received from W. Harry Everhart in October 1964.
There are no known other archival collections created by W. Harry Everhart at the date of processing.
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