Scope and Contents The Department of Fisheries and Wildlife records consist of correspondence, employment opportunities, and administrative files for 1948 to 1968. The correspondence is from the department chairman and professors, other professionals (academic, government, and private sector), future and past students, and the general public. Areas of correspondence include fish ponds (creation and maintenance), fish culture, recipes, bait culture (minnows, worms, frogs), pest control (mammals, crayfish,...

Scope and Contents From the Record Group: Subject files include materials collected by Cooperative Extension editors on various issues and events related to agriculture and extension. Many of the subject files were compiled between 1940s and 1950s. One group of files contain correspondence and publications related to the American Association of Agricultural College Editors (AAACE) (1947-1973). Arranged alphabetically. News releases for the following university units include College of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension...

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Paul Groll, a research assistant in MSU's Department of Zoology, participates in a research expedition to determine why lake trout have become an endangered species in Lake Superior, and to learn ways to protect the fish by recovering lost gill nets. The video was prepared for an MSU Museum exhibit.