Utah Historical Quarterly, Volume 87, Number 1, 2019

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Alexander Wetmore at the mouth of the Bear River with mallard and cinnamon teal suffering from botulism, August 14, 1916. Smithsonian Institution Archives, image # SIA 2015–010594a.

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Contributors

2min
page 97

Notices

3min
page 94

Reviews

19min
pages 88-93

Alexander Wetmore, the Bear River Marsh, and the Rise of Waterfowl Science, 1914–1916

45min
pages 10-25

Duck Fever: Hunting Clubs and the Preservation of Marshlands on the Great Salt Lake

1hr
pages 26-44

M. Craig Dangerfield, Duck Guide: The Intersection of Personal Narrative and Great Salt Lake Wetlands History

35min
pages 46-58

Taking the Waters: Lost Leisure on Salt Lake City’s Beck Street

50min
pages 60-77

Tangible History on Great Salt Lake’s Gunnison Island

25min
pages 78-87
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