Nicholson was a speaker. Letter regarding arrangements; offprint of Environmental Health, Vol.78, No.3, Mar 1970, containing edited version of Nicholson's talk.

Proof copy of Conference Report, with covering letter.

Letter of thanks etc for Nicholson's contribution (he gave a paper).

Nicholson gave a paper on 'Planned expansion of tourism to bring in new areas and fresh fields of interest'. Programme and offprint of published Conference papers (British Tourist Authority, Feb 1972).

Nicholson delivered a paper on 'Technology and pollution - a problem of environmental planning'. Manuscript outline of Nicholson's paper; typescript draft of the paper and revised version; manuscript notes written by Nicholson at the Conference and during his stay in Rome; publication (in Italian) containing report on the Conference (this includes a photograph featuring Nicholson); letter arising. Some of the pages of notes are headed 'IBP / CT' [International…

Nicholson delivered a paper titled 'The Relationship between Ecology and Landscape Classification and Planning'. Correspondence regarding arrangements; typescript draft of Nicholson's paper, with manuscript revisions, and revised version.

Letter arising; proof of a paper by Nicholson titled 'Appendix One 'A New Tool - the Geogram' ', inscribed 'ILA Symposium'.

Nicholson undertook this visit as Converner of the Terrestrial Conservation Section of the International Biological Programme. It followed up his 1966 visit to Alaska and included visits to Fairbanks, Prudhoe and Barrow (Naval Arctic Research Laboratory). The principal matter of interest was the likely impact of the oil industry on Alaska. Brief correspondence regarding arrangements and background information and a typescript draft report on the visit. A few pages are missing.

Nicholson spoke about the nature of ecology, correspondence regarding arrangements.

Nicholson attended in his capacity as Convener of the Terrestrial Conservation Section of the International Biological Programme. Brief correspondence regarding arrangements; draft Conference summary (circulated to participants).

Nicholson delivered a speech on nature or environmental conservation. Brief correspondence regarding arrangements and arising; cutting from publication (in Italian) reporting on the festival which refers to Nicholson's speech.

Manuscript notes headed 'Environmental Revolution', written on Williamsburg Conference Center notepaper. Also inscribed '?1971'.

Nicholson gave a seminar for graduates of the School of Forestry, Polytechnique University of Madrid. Correspondence regarding arrangements; manuscript notes for the seminar and correspondence arising.

Manuscript draft report on the visit and later typescript draft version dated 4 Sep 1967; rough manuscript notes (on small paper) but can not be clearly identified as relating to the South American visits.

The meeting explored issues concerning population growth and conservation of the environment. Nicholson contributed a paper. Letter regarding arrangements; typescript [?synopsis] of paper titled 'Environmental planning'.

Offprint of a paper by Nicholson titled 'International Cooperation in Nature and Natural Resources Conservation'. The text is in Italian.

Nicholson delivered the Opening Address, programme etc.

Detailed typescript notes by Nicholson, dated '21/9/68'. The notes, relating to infrastructure, economy and culture, appear to have been the product of a fact-finding visit and are likely to have been used in the preparation of a report.

Nicholson contributed a paper on the need for cooperation between industry and conservationists etc in tackling environmental problems, probably delivered at the symposium 'Management of the National Environment'. Brief correspondence regarding arrangements and a typescript of Nicholson's paper dated 11 Sep 1969.

Nicholson undertook this trip in his capacity of Convener of Section CT (Conservation of Terrestrial Communities) of the IBP. The trip covered Tanzania and Kenya, principally Dar es Salaam, Nairobi and the Serengeti National Park (including the Serengeti Research Institute). Nicholson met some leading conservationists, including R. Leakey, and gave a lecture on IBP at University College Dar es Salaam. Letter regarding arrangements; manuscript notes on the findings of the trip,…