Papers written for classes in the Natural History Field Studies Program of Audubon Naturalist Society/Graduate School:
- Eastern Tiger Salamander: Species Account, for Amphibians and Reptiles, NATH 8276, Rachel Gauza
- Ellanor C. Lawrence Park: Field Notes, for Eastern Forest Ecosystems, NATH 8215, Joe Marx
- Experimental Lakes Area: Canada’s Outdoor Freshwater Laboratory, for Freshwater Ecosystems, NATH 8207, Jai Cole
- The Diversity of Life, by E. O. Wilson, a book report, for Conservation Philosophy, NATH 2250, Kent Minichiello
- The Pioneers, by James Fenimore Cooper, a book report, for Conservation Philosophy, NATH 2250, Kent Minichiello
- Preserving Trash Habitat for Butterflies, for Butterflies and Their Conservation, NATH 2275, Pat Durkin
- Analysis of Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan: Area II, for Land Use Principles, NATH 2255, Katherine Nelson
- Images of clouds and other atmospheric phenomena, for Weather and Climate, NATH 1140, Dan Ferandez
- Climate change literature critique, for Weather and Climate, NATH 1140, Dan Ferandez
- Notes on the Geology of Catoctin Mountain Park, Maryland, for Geology, NATH 1125, Joe Marx
- Seiver, Sand, a book report, for Geology, NATH 1125, Joe Marx
- Notes on Huntley Meadows Park, for Introduction to Ecology, NATH 1160, Gary Evans
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