Materials concerning Dr. George H. Belt, Jr.'s work in forestry at the University of Idaho and across the world. Includes papers, slides, photographs, and documentation materials on the subject.

Includes two tree volume measurement notebooks, a forestry engineering road booklet, two camp logs with daily entries, and a scrapbook.

Records, correspondence, publications, photographs, audio/visual materials, and administrative information.

A 100 years' worth of photos documenting the town and surrounding forested areas of Orofino, Idaho.

Book collection named after U of I Regent Jerome J. Day, whose donated collection of western Americana was the basis for creating this collection.

Contains publications, photographs, student and course materials, and department meeting minutes, articles, faculty activity reports, action and fiscal plans, and memorandums.

This collection contains scientific and historical materials from the Lewis and Clark trail, specifically the Bitterroot, Lolo, and Nee-Mee-Poo trails. Materials include: correspondence, data analysis, topographical maps, and various other materials.

Research materials, publications, CDs, DVDs, and other papers.

Materials concerning the University of Idaho forestry deptartment and lumber mills around Idaho.

This collection contains statistical data on land use and ownership in Idaho, organized by county, prepared for reporting to the National Resources Board. Included are cover letters form M.H. Wolff, assistant regional forester, to H.A. Vogel, Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Idaho, Moscow, Sept. 17 and Oct. 23, 1934.