Public Lands History Center

 

Established in 2007, the award-winning Public Lands History Center integrates research, education, and outreach in the best tradition of a land-grant university. Projects with National Parks and other public land management agencies enlist faculty, graduate students, and other researchers to conduct historical research that directly informs current resource management challenges. This digital collection includes materials from the Center.

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  • On the trail, vol. 7, no. 1 

    Date Issued:2021
    Format:born digital; newsletters
    The PLHC's year in review, 2020-2021. The Public Lands History Center newsletter.

  • On the trail, vol. 5, no. 1 

    Date Issued:2014
    Format:born digital; newsletters
    The Public Lands History Center newsletter.

  • On the trail, vol. 4, no. 1 

    Author(s):Swanson, Mary; Alexander, Ruth; Fiege, Mark; Bzdek, Maren
    Date Issued:2013
    Format:born digital; newsletters
    The Public Lands History Center newsletter.

  • On the trail, vol. 6, no. 1 

    Date Issued:2020
    Format:born digital; newsletters
    The Public Lands History Center newsletter.

  • On the trail, vol. 3, no. 1 

    Author(s):Bzdek, Maren; Trapp, Clarissa J.; Bertolini, Jim; Frank, Nichelle; Andrade, Avana
    Date Issued:2012
    Format:born digital; newsletters
    The Public Lands History Center newsletter.

  • On the trail, vol. 2, no. 1 

    Author(s):Bzdek, Maren; Knudten, Cori; Luedtke, Brandon; Trapp, Clarissa; Welch, Tyler
    Date Issued:2011
    Format:born digital; newsletters
    The Public Lands History Center newsletter.

  • On the trail, vol. 1, no. 1 

    Author(s):Alexander, Ruth M.; Hawk, Jenny
    Date Issued:2010
    Format:born digital; newsletters
    The Public Lands History Center newsletter.

  • Think Indigenous: Richard Oakes and the Red Power movement 

    Author(s):Blansett, Kent
    Artist(s):Frazier, Jason
    Date Issued:2019-11-07
    Format:born digital; posters
    Poster for presention by Dr. Kent Blansett, author of A Journey to Freedom: Richard Oakes, Alcatraz, and the Red Power Movement, on November 7, 2019 in the North Ballroom, Lory Student Center. The event marked the 50th ...