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Goodwin, Richard Hale was born on December 14, 1910 in Brookline, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Harry Manley and Mary Blanchard (Linder) Goodwin.
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Inland wetlands of the United States: evaluated as potential registered natural landmarks
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Inland Wetlands of the United States; Evaluated as Potential Registered Natural Landmarks
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Richard Hale Goodwin
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AB, Harvard University, 1933. Master of Arts, Harvard University, 1934. Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard University, 1937.
Career
Fellow, American-Scandinavian Foundation, U. Copenhagen, 1937-1938;
instructor botany, U. Rochester, New York, 1938-1941;
assistant professor, U. Rochester, New York, 1941-1944;
professor, Connecticut College, New London, 1944-1976;
professor emeritus, Connecticut College, New London, since 1976. Director connecticut Arboretum, New London, 1944-1965, 67-68. President Conservation and Research Foundation, Boston, 1953-1994.
Treasurer Institute Ecology, Washington, 1975-1977.
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Inland wetlands of the United States: evaluated as potential registered natural landmarks
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Inland Wetlands of the United States; Evaluated as Potential Registered Natural Landmarks
(national landmars)
- INLAND WETLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES Evaluated As Potential Registered Natural Landmaks, NPS 144.
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Inland wetlands of the United States: evaluated as potential registered natural landmarks
Membership
Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Academy Arts and Sciences. Member National Committee Plant Science Socs. (coordinator 1961-1962), American Institute Biological Sciences (governing board 1967-1971), Nature Conservancy (president 1956-1958, 64-66), Conservation and Research Foundation (president 1953-1994), American Society Plant Physiology, Ecological Society American, New England Botanical Society, Botanical Society American, Torrey Botanical Club, Country Club (Brookline).
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Married Esther Bemis, October 12, 1936. Children: Mary G. Wetzel, Richard H. Junior.
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Unitarian Universalist -
Political Party
Democrat
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1933
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1934
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1937