Title: Aldo Leopold Oral History Recording Project / interviews by Jim Voegeli
Inclusive Dates: 1971-1976

Creator:

• Voegeli, Jim

Call Number: Audio 1016A; SC 2800

Quantity: 28 tape recordings and 0.1 cubic feet (1 folder)

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections

Archival Locations:

Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

COLLECTION MAY BE STORED OFF-SITE: see catalog entry to request materials and for additional information.

Abstract:

Recordings and a report produced by Jim Voegeli, a student at the University of Wisconsin, from his research on environmentalist Aldo Leopold which culminated in a 1976 broadcast on National Public Radio, “Remembering Aldo Leopold.” Included are recorded interviews with Leopold family members, friends, students, and colleagues; the NPR broadcast; and a 1950 symphony by Gunnar Johansen inspired by Leopold's Sand County Almanac. The paper report includes a summary of the project, a script of the broadcast, a transcript of the recorded interview with Leopold's secretary Alice Harper Stokes, and a written reminiscence by Arthur Ringland, a friend of Leopold's and a forester with him in New Mexico in 1909.

Note:

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Language: English

URL to cite for this finding aid: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-audi01016a

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Use Restrictions

Mr. Voegeli reserves all broadcast and literary rights for his lifetime. Under National Public Radio policy, the broadcast recording may be used only for personal, educational, non-profit, and non-broadcast purposes; copying is strictly prohibited.

Acquisition Information

Presented by Jim Voegeli, Madison, Wisconsin, 1973-1984. Accession Number: M73-486, M74-471, M74-501, M82-351, M82-352

SC 2800	Report, 1976 Note: Interviewees are identified more fully in the written report.
Audio 1016A	Interviews
Audio   1016A/1	Estella Bergere Leopold : edited version of session 1 Note: Also see Audio 1016A/9. Physical Description: 10 minutes
Audio   1016A/1 (continued)	Nina Bradley Physical Description: 11 minutes
Audio   1016A/2	Estella Bergere Leopold : session 2 Physical Description: 15 minutes
Audio   1016A/3	Seth Gordon Physical Description: 9.5 minutes
Audio   1016A/3 (continued)	Arthur Hawkins Physical Description: 20.5 minutes
Audio   1016A/3 (continued)	William Tasher / recorded by Dave Tillotson in 1958 Physical Description: 2.5 minutes
Audio   1016A/4-5	Drs. Frances and Frederick Hamerstrom Physical Description: 60 minutes
Audio   1016A/6	Dr. Joseph Hickey Physical Description: 6.5 minutes
Audio   1016A/6 (continued)	Dr. Robert S. Ellerson Physical Description: 7 minutes
Audio   1016A/6 (continued)	Dr. H. Kent Tenney Physical Description: 7.5 minutes
Audio   1016A/6 (continued)	Pat Murrish Schleicher Physical Description: 8 minutes
Audio   1016A/6 (continued)	University of Wisconsin President John Weaver and University of Wisconsin Chancellor Edwin Young Physical Description: 2 minutes
Audio   1016A/7	Dr. Clay Schoenfeld Physical Description: 21 minutes
Audio   1016A/7 (continued)	Dr. Elmer N. Feltskog Physical Description: 10.5 minutes
Audio   1016A/8	Dr. George Becker Physical Description: 28 minutes
Audio   1016A/9	Estella Bergere Leopold : session 1 Note: Also see Audio 1016A/1. Physical Description: 43 minutes
Audio   1016A/10	Dr. John and Virginia Emlen Physical Description: 16 minutes
Audio   1016A/10 (continued)	Cleveland P. Grant Physical Description: 4.5 minutes
Audio   1016A/10 (continued)	Harry Nohr Physical Description: 8 minutes
Audio   1016A/11	Frederick Leopold Physical Description: 41 minutes
Audio   1016A/12	Alice Stokes Physical Description: 30 minutes
Audio   1016A/13	Dr. Carl Leopold Physical Description: 45 minutes
Audio   1016A/14-15	Dave Tillotson, Arthur Hawkins, and Larry Jahn Physical Description: 55.5 minutes
Audio   1016A/16-17	Dr. Douglas E. Wade Physical Description: 63.5 minutes
Audio   1016A/18	Frederick Leopold Physical Description: 31 minutes
Audio   1016A/19	Vivian Horn Physical Description: 16 minutes
Audio   1016A/19 (continued)	Anne Hinshaw Wing Physical Description: 6 minutes
Audio   1016A/20	Dr. Frederick Hamerstrom, Dr. Frances Hamerstrom, Dr. Robert McCabe, Dr. Ruth Hine, and James Hale Physical Description: 51 minutes
Audio   1016A/21-22	Dr. Robert McCabe Physical Description: 45 minutes
Audio   1016A/23	Dr. Susan Flader : “Aldo Leopold, a Review of His Philosophy” Physical Description: 50 minutes
Audio   1016A/24	Marie Lord Physical Description: 40 minutes
Audio   1016A/25	Lyle Sowles Physical Description: 3 minutes
Audio   1016A/26	Performance of “Pastorale” / by Gunnar Johansen, pianist and composer, and the University of Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra, 1950 March 19 Note: Composer relates inspiration to settings akin to those in the Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold. Physical Description: 37 minutes
Audio   1016A/27-28	“Remembering Aldo Leopold” : broadcast Physical Description: 55 minutes