Cutting (photocopy). The article discusses Nicholson's fading optimism about the response of governments to the environmental crisis.

Photocopy (badly faded) of printed article.

1p photocopy (badly faded) of printed article.

Various articles mentioning Nicholson, referring to his books or reporting his views. See also MS. 15041/47 and MS. 15041/48.

Written from Portsmouth. Describes seeing sailors, a soldier etc.

Large hardback diary chiefly containing records of bird sightings with notes on eggs found. Other natural history observations and details, such as locations visited on walks and bicycles rides, descriptions of the weather etc are also included. The volume appears to be an amalgation of more than one diary: entries for 1918 start at the front of the volume and appear to be in chronological sequence, while those for other years are dispersed among the remaining pages. The bulk of…

12pp typescript draft of the article with revisions in Nicholson's hand; 2pp photocopy of printed version with further corrections.

Offprint; copy of letter arising from Nicholson to Binney.

Nicholson proved assistance with Bocking's dissertation, a major part of which covered the work of the Nature Conservancy. The interviews were conducted on 15 May 1990 and 1 June 1990. This file comprises correspondence regarding arrangements and arising, with transcripts of the two interviews (32pp in total). See also MS. 15041/34 and MS. 15041/35.

Nicholson proved assistance with Bocking's dissertation, a major part of which covered the work of the Nature Conservancy. The interviews were conducted on 15 May 1990 and 1 June 1990. This file comprises correspondence regarding the completed dissertation, with the text of the relevant chapters and 3pp of comments and corrections by Nicholson. See also MS. 15041/33 and MS. 15041/35.

Nicholson proved assistance with Bocking's dissertation, a major part of which covered the work of the Nature Conservancy. The interviews were conducted on 15 May 1990 and 1 June 1990. This file comprises later correspondence arising from further research by Bocking. Nicholson's letter of 19 April 1996 recounts some of the important periods of his career, in particular his years at the Nature Conservancy. See also MS. 15041/33 and MS. 15041/34.

7pp transcript so titled, with manuscript revisions by Nicholson. A later manuscript note by Nicholson at the top of the first page states the following: 'This important interview delves deeply into Herbert Morrison's views & activities as Lord President 1945-51. It is also highly relevant to MN's [Max Nicholson's] career'.

The interview was with Dilys Breese. Correspondence chiefly with Jeremy Greenwood regarding the background to the interview; typescript draft notes for the interview and revised 10pp 'final version' titled 'How my interest in birds took shape'.

Correspondence regarding arrangements for recording; various notes by Nicholson in preparation for the recording; list of music chosen by Nicholson for the programme; letter of thanks from the programme producer. See also MS. 15041/40.

Letters to Nicholson following the programme from listeners and friends. See also MS. 15041/39.

Cutting.

The book contained contributions from leading life scientists. Nicholson was interviewed, by telephone, by Heather Newbold, on 16 May 1996. Correspondence regarding arrangements and arising, with manuscript and typescript drafts of the interview text and photocopy of the printed version. (Folder 1 of 2)

The book contained contributions from leading life scientists. Nicholson was interviewed, by telephone, by Heather Newbold, on 16 May 1996. Correspondence regarding arrangements and arising, with manuscript and typescript drafts of the interview text and photocopy of the printed version. (Folder 2 of 2)

Nicholson gave the interview to assist with a funded research project. 16pp summary of the talk, titled as above, with annex and further notes.

Various articles mentioning Nicholson, referring to his books or reporting his views. See also MS. 15041/47 and MS. 15041/48.