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Dr. Clark Hubbs (deceased)

Region: Hill Country

Topics: Fish, Biology, Springs, Aquifers, Water, Education


A professor in the Zoology Department of the University of Texas, Dr. Hubbs specialized in the study of desert spring fish. As these fish are often rare and even endangered, Dr. Hubbs was often not only a scholar but also a spokesman for the protection of wildlife. He was particularly active in seeking to protect free-flowing segments of rivers from dam construction, and in guarding stream spring flows from overpumping of aquifers.

A collection of additional materials related to Dr. Hubbs' work and life has been posted by his former students and colleagues, organized as the Hubbs Icthyological Society.

Interviewed

June 21, 1999
Austin, Texas
Reels 2013 and 2014

 
Please see a brief video excerpt (Flash or Real from our interview with Dr. Hubbs.

Please see the video (reel 2013 and 2014) or the  transcript of Dr. Hubbs' full interview.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
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