About the Collection
About the Paul L. Errington Collection
Paul Errington was a professor of zoology at Iowa State from 1932 to 1962. He established and led the first Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit in the United States. His professional area of expertise included vertebrate ecology and population dynamics. He wrote more than 200 articles and authored four books, including “Of Men and Marshes” and “Muskrat Populations”. This collection includes correspondence between Errington and various colleagues, primarily Aldo Leopold, discussing research, publications, employment, and other topics.
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