Holzworth, John M.

1923

43 p.

"Report on Trip Taken in August, September and October 1923 by John M. Holzworth in Northeastern British Columbia in the Interests of the United States Biological Survey on the Subject of Mountain Sheep and Caribou Distribution" was originally submitted to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and now currently housed at The Smithsonian Institution Archives (SIA). This unique field report which describes “Mountain Sheep and Caribou Distribution” in Northern British Columbia in 1923, consists primarily of reports, notebooks, notes, photographs, maps, and related materials documenting biological field research conducted by staff naturalists of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and its predecessor, the Bureau of Biological Survey. Data includes detailed descriptions of the specimens caught, land and water transportation routes taken in the Peace River region, weather observations, and commentary on communities and peoples encountered during the expedition to hunt and collect bighorn sheep and caribou specimens in the area. This report also provides documentation of members of the Beaver First Nation camps and images of early 20th century homesteaders near present day Tumbler Ridge. Source of the field report and its images: Smithsonian Instution Archives, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Field Reports, Record Unit 7176, Box 118, John M. Holzworth Field Report, "Mountain Sheep and Caribou Distribution"

British Columbia

Peace River-Liard

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