File contains papers as follows:
- Neil Brown. "Wildlife Potential and Objectives of Management of Fauna in the Trent Wildlife Sanctuary" - Report to Wildlife Sanctuary Committee, Oct. 1978. 4pp.
- Campus Nature Areas (pp.20-24) 1. Wildlife Sanctuary
- Wildlife Sanctuary Forest Management. Patti Lutz, 1990. 21pp.
- Management of Forest Ecosystems. B. Harschnitz, 1990. 21pp.
- Ecological Forest Management Proposal for the Trent University Wildlife Sanctuary. Peter Andree, 1990. 11pp.
- Trent University Wildlife Sanctuary Management Plan. Michael Hughes, 1990. (24 pages)
1 folder of textual records
File also includes the following:
"Bibliography: Ice, Including Snow, Research at Trent University";
"The Bulk Density Method of Obtaining Snow Course Data: Some Needs and Limitations" by W.P. Adams
File consists of photographs of the land Trent University's Symons Campus is now built upon. Many areas of the campus are captured including the river bank, the area of Lady Eaton College, many fields, and flat-land areas.
Subseries consists of photographs taken of the land acquired to build Trent University's Nassau Campus upon before construction began.
File consists of photographs of the land that Trent University's Symons Campus is now built upon. Most photos are of the flat lands to be built on or of the river, though some are taken from atop a hill looking down into campus, likely taken from what we now call the Drumlin by Lady Eaton College. Photos are glued to black cardstock.
File consists of photographs of the lands Trent University's Symons Campus is built on before construction started. There are many pictures of the river bank and what we now know as the Drumlin. Photographs were taken by F. McNamee