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The Materiality of Beloved Smokey Bear and 75 Years of Wildlife Prevention

August 13, 2019
Ink landscape drawing with trees on left and right lining a river, mountains in the background, and clothed standing bear on right
Location

National Zoological Park

Organized by
Julia Blakely,
Rare Book Catalog Librarian,
Smithsonian Institution Libraries
,
Pamela Baker-Masson,
National Zoological Park
and
Jennifer Zazo-Brown,
National Museum of African American History and Culture
,
Introduction
Julia Blakely
and
Jennifer Zazo-Brown
,
Welcome
Pamela Baker-Masson
,
Speakers
Gwen Beavans,
Wildfire Prevention and Mitigation Branch,
USDA Forest Service
,
Managing the National Smokey Bear Wildfire Prevention Program
Tad Bennicoff,
Archivist,
Smithsonian Institution Archives
,
Smokey Bear at the Zoo and in the Archives
Susan Fugate,
Head of Special Collections,
National Agricultural Library
,
Smokey Bear in the Stacks: The Collections of the National Agricultural Library
Valerie Neal,
Curator, Space History Department,
National Air and Space Museum
,
Smokey Bear Goes to Space
Kristina J. Anderson-Teixeira,
Ecologist and Leader of ForestGEO, Ecosystems & Climate Program ,
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
,
Forests and Fire in an Era of Climate Change
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