Manuscript notes.

Brief correspondence regarding arrangements. The talk focussed on the work of the Nature Conservancy and the use of chemicals in horticulture and agriculture.

Correspondence chiefly regarding arrangements.

Typescript and annex, with manuscript annotations. A retained title page from another copy shows an original date of 19 Feb 1964 amended to the one above.

Typescript draft with manuscript revisions (with amended earlier title 'Conservation and a New Renaissance'); offprint of the printed lecture; statement of payment for lecture; brief later correspondence regarding publication (1987-1989). Included is a typescript inscribed with the following manuscript note, added by Nicholson at a later date: 'This text, apparently written in spring 1964, is related to my Californian lecture at Berkeley in March & to my Land Use &...

The topic was the role of County Councils in preserving the natural environment.

Manuscript notes and attached note with the above inscription.

Correspondence chiefly regarding arrangements and rough manuscript notes.

Nicholson's 1963 expedition to Jordan formed the background of this lecture. Letter related to the pre-printing of the lecture etc; typescript introduction to a lecture on the expedition (this paper is untitled and was found separate from the letter, but probably is for the Edinburgh lecture, 1965).

The suggested title of Nicholson's talk was 'Relations between the urban and rural areas of the world; the dangers of the development of 'urban Congos'. Correspondence regarding arrangements and programme; typescript notes for the talk; letter of thanks.

Rough manuscript notes. Their content appears to indicate a wide-ranging lecture on conservation issues.

Typescript draft with manuscript corrections and annotations.

One small page of typescript notes.

The talk was on issues raised by Nicholson's book The System (1967). Letter from H. Cudlipp regarding arrangements.

Correspondence regarding arrangements with synopsis of Nicholson's lecture and course programme; typescript notes or early draft (untitled).

The topic of the talk was 'The System' (that is, government policy and administration). Brief correspondence regarding arrangements and arising.

Letter of invitation; rough manuscript notes; typescript notes headed 'The Establishment and the System'; letter of thanks.

Typescript notes so entitled.

Manuscript draft titled 'Science into Landscape'; letter of thanks.

Manuscript notes. The central topic of the lecture appears to have been the different ways of viewing nature (for example ecosystem, scenery, landscape).