Joseph Paul Linduska

Background

Linduska, Joseph Paul was born on July 25, 1913 in Butte, Montana, United States. Son of Joseph and Helena (Nettik) Linduska.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, University Montana, 1936; Master of Arts, University Montana, 1938; Doctor of Philosophy, Michigan State University, 1948.

Career

Research ecologist, Michigan Department Conservation, Lansing, 1940-1943, 46-47; research entomologist, USDA, Orlando, Florida, 1943-1946; chief research-game management, United States Fish & Wildlife Service, Washington, 1948-1956; associate director, United States Fish & Wildlife Service, Washington, 1966-1973; senior scientist, United States Fish & Wildlife Service, 1973-1974; director public relations and wildlife management, Remington Arms Company, 1956-1966; vice president for science, National Audubon Society, Washington, 1974-1978; consultant to environmental organizations. Consultant National Audubon Society, New York City, 1978-1984, others. Environmental columnist Kent County News, 1985-1993.

Chairman of the Board National Institute Urban Wildlife, Columbia, Maryland., 1982-1993. Board directors Wildfowl Foundation.

Achievements

• Joseph Paul Linduska has been listed as a noteworthy ecologist, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

More photos

• book

  • Waterfowl Tomorrow, 1964, 770 pages packed with illustrations.

    (1964 770 pages packed with illustrations. Hardbound, xlib...)

  • Waterfowl Tomorrow, 1976, 770 pages with illustrations.

    (1976 770 pages with illustrations. Original publication, ...)

  • Waterfowl Tomorrow -- Includes Fold-Out Map
  • Ecology and land-use : relationships of small mammals on a Michigan farm : including results of investigations under Federal aid in wildlife restoration project Michigan 2-R

Membership

Board directors Chester-Sassafras Foundation, Chestertown, Maryland, 1983-1993. Member Wildlife Society (honorary, executive secretary 1962-1965, president 1967-1968, conservation education award 1963, Aldo Leopold award 1984), Outdoor Writers Association American (board directors 1960-1963, Jade of Chiefs award 1963), Mason-Dixon Outdoor Writers (president 1963-1965), Boone and Crockett Club (emeritus), International Association Fish and Wildlife Agencies, American Fisheries Society.

Interests

• Avocations: hunting; fishing. Photography.

Connections

Married Lilian Ruth Hopkins, August 7, 1936. Children: Joanne Ruth Linduska Price, James Joseph.

Father:

Joseph Linduska

Mother:

Helena (Nettik) Linduska

Spouse:

Lilian Ruth Hopkins

child:

Joanne Ruth Linduska Price Linduska

child:

James Joseph Linduska