Lectures, 1960-1981

Lectures include: “What is conservation?” (Clatsop County Conservation Conference, Sept. 23, 1960); “The Atlantic salmon: a vanishing species?” (Salmon and Trout Association London Conference, 1966); “We need a change in the management of our national parks and wilderness” (Portland Chapter, Izaak Walton League, Jan. 5, 1968); “Atlantic Salmon Association Centennial Award Fund: series of lectures by Anthony Netboy” (Atlantic Salmon Association, 1969) (with draft); “What kind of Oregon do we want?” (Clackamas Community College, Mar. 29, 1971); “History as a focus for fishery conservation” (Atlantic Salmon Research Trust Lectures, Sept. 1971); “Authors vs. publishers” (Southern Oregon State College Friends of the Library, Oct. 1975); “Impact of non-fish uses of the Columbia River” (Conference on the Salmon, Vancouver, WA, Mar. 5, 1976); “The Need for New Social and Economic Attitudes to Save the Anadromous Fisheries: The Columbia River a Case History” (Proceedings on Symposium on Anadromous salmonid populations and habitat, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA, Oct. 15-17, 1981) (2 copies).