Researchers of Crater Lake National Park

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Douglas Larson

Douglas Larson is a limnologist who worked intermittently at Crater Lake from 1967-85.

University of Washington Oceanographers pose together at Crater Lake in July 1940. From left are Thomas Thompson, Lyman Phifer, Rex Robinson, Clinton Utterback, and Donald Farner.

Clarence E. Dutton

In 1886, Captain Dutton was sent to survey and sound Crater lake.

Charles R. Bacon

Charlie Bacon is a USGS Geologist who has done a tremendous amount of work at Crater Lake.

"Rod" K. Cranson

Rod served as an interpretive ranger at Crater Lake for seven seasons.

Frederick V. Coville

Frederick Coville (1867-1937) was a botanist to first describe several Crater Lake plants.

Howell Williams

Renowned geologist who did much work at Crater Lake from the mid-1930s to the early 1940's.

J.S. Diller

In 1883, USGS geologist J.S. Diller lead the first Geological survey party to Crater Lake.

Jack Dymond

Jack Dymond (1939-2003) was an oceanographer involved in lake research.

Gary Larson

Gary Larson is an aquatic biologist who headed the Crater Lake Limnological Studies Program, beginning in 1985.

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Robert Collier

Stan Geiger

John R. Donaldson

James Simpson

Herbert Volchock

Harold V. Kibby

Mark Buktenica

Elizabeth Horn

James Malick

Manuel Nathenson

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