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People

Article	Notes and resources	Editor/s	Comments and help needed
John Abbot	Entomologist & ornithologist[1]
William Louis Abbott	Renaissance man[2][3]
Robert McCormick Adams	Archaeologist & ninth Smithsonian secretary[4]	Longhunter67	Substantially Developed--Longhunter67 (talk) 19:30, 27 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]	Y
John Warren Aldrich	Ornithologist[5][6][7][8]
Charles Paul Alexander	Entomologist[9][10][11]
Elmer Ivan Applegate	Botanist[12]
William Harris Ashmead	Entomologist[13]
Wilbur Olin Atwater	Curator of food, yes, food.[14]
Alexander Dallas Bache	Physicist & surveyor[15][16][17]
Florence Augusta Merriam Bailey	[18][19]
Vernon Orlando Bailey	Naturalist[20][21][22]
Herbert Spencer Barber	Entomologist [23]
Alice Pike Barney	Artist (see article)
Paul Bartsch	Malacologist & carcinologist[24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32]
Carl Barus	Physicist[33][34]
Silvio Bedini	Science historian[35]
Gustav Wilhelm Belfrage	Insect collector [36]
Charles Bendire	Surgeon & ornithologist [37]
Arthur Cleveland Bent	Ornithologist[38]
Joseph Charles Bequaert	Entomologist, malaclogist[39]
Andrew John Berger	Ornithologist[40]
Samuel Stillman Berry	Zoologist[41]
Richard Eliot Blackwelder	Zoologist[42]
Richard S. Boardman	Paleontologist [43]
Robert Angus Brooks	Philologist [44]
Nellie A. Brown	Botanist[45]
Oscar Ling Cartwright	Entomologist [46]
Doris Mable Cochran	herpetologist[47][48]
Johnnetta B. Cole	Museum director
Harrison Gray Dyar, Jr.	Entomologist[49]
William T. Evans	Art collector[50][51][52][53]
Edna H. Fawcett	Botanist[54]
Augustus Fendler	Natural history collector [55]
Asa Fitch	First person to study agriculture & entomology[56]
William F. Foshag	Geologist [57]
Helen Morgenthau Fox	Botanist[58]
Herbert Friedmann	Ornithologist[59]
George Gibbs	Geologist[60]
David Crockett Graham	Natural History Collector & Anthropologist [61]
George Brown Goode	Scientist & museum administrator[62]
Mackenzie Gordon, Jr.	Invertebrate paleontologist [63]
Alice Haskins	Botanist[64]
Florence Hedges	Botanist[65]
Joseph Henry	Scientist & first secretary of the Smithsonian[66]
I. Michael Heyman	Lawyer & 10th Smithsonian secretary[67]	Longhunter67	Substantially Developed--Longhunter67 (talk) 19:59, 27 November 2022 (UTC)	Y
Joseph Hirshhorn	Art collector & founder of the Hirshhorn Museum[68][69]
Horton H. Hobbs, Jr.	Carcinologst[70]
Charles Robert Knight	Wildlife artist[71]
Samuel Pierpont Langley	Astrophysicist & third Smithsonian secretary[72]
Lucia McCulloch	Botanist[73]
Forrest Pogue	Military historian[74]
Agnes J. Quirk	Botanist[75]
John Reinhardt	Museum director & ambassador to Nigeria[76][77][78]
S. Dillon Ripley	Ornithologist & eight secretary of the Smithsonian[79]	Longhunter67	In Progress--Longhunter67 (talk) 20:06, 27 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Warren M. Robbins	Museum director[80][81]
Lawrence M. Small	Businessman & 11th secretary for the Smithsonian[82]
Robert Evans Snodgrass	Entomologist[83][84]
Samuel Mills Tracy	Botanist[85][86]
Alfred Vail	Inventor[87][88]
John Paul Visscher	Protozoologist[89]
Wesley Wait	Inventor and dental surgeon[90]
Charles Doolittle Walcott	Paleontologist & fourth Smithsonian secretary[91]
Mary Vaux Walcott	Scientific illustrator
Benjamin Dann Walsh	State Entomologist of Illinois[92]
Alexander Wetmore	Ornithologist & sixth Smithsonian secretary[93]
Fred Lawrence Whipple	Astronomer[94][95][96][97]
J. Laurens Barnard	Carcinologist[98][99][100]
Mary K. Berger	Botanist[101] < mislabeled. This is Mary K. Bryan.
Amina Dickerson	Program director[102][103]
Patricia L. Fiske	Museum director & curator[104]
Sharon Patton	African art historian and museum director[105][106]
Lydia Puccinelli	Art historian & curator[107][108][109]
Lisa Taylor	museum administrator, Cooper-Hewitt Museum[110][111]
Ruel P. Tolman	Curator, art museum director, graphic artist[112]
Joshua Irving Tracey	Geologist, pioneered work supporting Darwin's theory on atolls.[113][114]
James C. Tyler	Smithsonian museum admin, ichthyology[115]
John Varden	Museum admin, patent office collector, Smithsonian staff[116]
Egbert Hamilton Walker	Botanist, researcher at Smithsonian[117][118]
Ernest Pillsbury Walker	Associate director of National Zoo, fur game warden of Alaska, wildlife management[119][120]
George W. Watson	curator, ornithologist[121][122][123][124] < George Elder Watson
Charles K. Wead	Patent officer[125]
Sylvia Williams	Museum director & art historian[126][127][128][129]
Philip W. Wolle	Citizen algae scientist[130]
Ellis L. Yochelson	paleontologist, fossil mollusks[[131][132][133][134][135][136][137]

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Events to-do lists

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Expeditions and Explorers Field Notes To-do list

Every person and expedition listed in this to-do list is included in the Field Book Project and in the Smithsonian Institution Archives. Here you will find a link to an article that needs improvement or an article that needs to be created. You will also find images and other resources to help you get started and other Smithsonian Institution resources for use!

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