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151:, was a commercially successful beekeeper; his maternal grandfather, Ira Floyd, was among the earliest settlers (a fruit rancher) in National City, south of San Diego. Harbison grew up in National City and (briefly) in the Imperial Valley, where his father was a farmer and poultry rancher and provided sightseeing tours into Baja, California. After a year attending San Diego State College, Harbison moved to Los Angeles and worked in the Los Angeles School's Division of Nature Study for five years, attending classes at the University of California southern branch (now UCLA). He went on to study entomology at the 250: 240: 190:(a desolate atoll 900 miles south of Baja California), Harbison found 13 orders of insects as well as spiders and other arthropods. In 1962, Harbison was a member of the Belvedere Expedition to the Gulf of California, an important ecological survey of 32 islands; on that expedition, he amassed a collection of 10,000 arthropod specimens for the museum. 185:
After the war, Harbison resumed his research expeditions, studying insects (especially Odonata) and plants of Baja California, and focused his collecting on the Cañon del Cantil (Cantillas and its north fork, Tajo Cañon) in the Sierra de Juarez. Harbison participated in extended research trips from
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From 1939 to 1949, Harbison conducted nature study programs at the museum for the San Diego City Schools. In 1943, when the U.S. Navy occupied the museum, Harbison moved part of the entomology collection and his junior naturalist educational materials to the Brooklyn Grammar School in San Diego,
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from 1942 to 1969. An avid field naturalist and researcher, Harbison influenced a generation of San Diego-born scientists in many fields of natural history through the Junior Naturalist program at the museum.
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While Harbison's scientific publications are limited in number, the variety of his natural history interests is reflected in the patronyms proposed in his honor, including those of two plants,
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1952 to 1968, including five visits to Guadalupe Island, Mexico and the 1958 Scripps Institution of Oceanography expedition to Barro Colorado Island, Panama, and Clipperton Island, Mexico. On
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Harbison, Charles F. (1963). "A second new species of Megathymid from Baja California, Mexico ; (Lepidoptera: Megathymidae)".
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Powell, Jerry A.; Comstock, John A.; Harbison, Charles F. (1973). "Biology, geographical distribution, and status of
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maintaining a "Children's Museum," teaching, and leading field trips for young naturalists throughout the war.
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Morrison, Ed (March 3, 1949). "War, epidemics don't stop his work: Curator of natural museum carries on".
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Harbison returned to San Diego following the death of his father. In 1934, Harbison was hired (via
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houses a significant collection of Charles Harbison's papers and photographs.
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Faulkner, David K. (Summer 1987). "Harbie -- museum naturalist".
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Harbison died on September 5, 1989, in San Diego, California.
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Harbison's Research Trips, San Diego Natural History Museum
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Harbison, Charles F. (1927). "A Day on Santa Cruz Island".
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from Baja California, Mexico (Lepidoptera: Megathymidae)".
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Charles Francis Harbison was born on January 12, 1904, in
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September 8, 1989. 333: 698:Panama–California Exposition (1915) 13: 688:Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve 163:, taking his B.A. degree in 1933. 153:University of California, Berkeley 83:University of California, Berkeley 14: 770: 501: 759:20th-century American zoologists 563:San Diego Natural History Museum 520:Specimens collected by Harbison 172:San Diego Natural History Museum 132:San Diego Natural History Museum 108:San Diego Natural History Museum 300:(Lepidoptera: Yponomeutidae)". 693:Anza Borrego Desert State Park 464: 449: 416: 401: 383: 1: 522:(label "Charles F. Harbison") 326: 213:Snelling, 1974; a butterfly, 207:Peromyscus guardia harbisoni 138: 122:(1904–1989) was an American 7: 471:Lindsay, George E. (1962). 391:"Junior Naturalist Program" 219:Megathymus yuccae harbisoni 10: 775: 754:Scientists from California 662:Charles Hazelius Sternberg 315:Los Angeles School Journal 675: 617:William Templeton Johnson 569: 349:Powell, Jerry A. (2011). 215:Euphyes vestris harbisoni 145:National City, California 113: 103: 95: 88: 78: 59: 52:National City, California 44: 28: 21: 526:(label "C. F. Harbison") 205:Barneby, 1953; a mouse, 368:10.18473/lepi.v65i4.a11 724:American entomologists 647:Ellen Browning Scripps 637:Charles Russell Orcutt 582:Margaret Wood Bancroft 256: 246: 490:10.5962/bhl.part.9595 443:Environment Southwest 260:Selected bibliography 252: 242: 203:Astragalus harbisonii 130:of entomology at the 71:San Diego, California 16:American entomologist 607:Ethel Bailey Higgins 587:Rosa Smith Eigenmann 483:(1): 1–44, 28 figs. 209:Banks, 1967; a bee, 199:Glandularia lilacina 197:Moldenke, 1940 (now 155:, under Professors 622:Laurence M. Klauber 602:Charles F. Harbison 120:Charles F. Harbison 23:Charles F. Harbison 597:Raymond M. Gilmore 257: 254:Megathymus yuccae. 247: 195:Verbena harbisonii 719:American curators 706: 705: 627:George E. Lindsay 577:Clinton G. 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San Diego Natural History Museum Research Library
National City, California
San Diego, California
University of California, Berkeley
San Diego Natural History Museum
entomologist
curator
San Diego Natural History Museum
National City, California
John S. Harbison
University of California, Berkeley
E.O. Essig
Joseph Grinnell
WPA
San Diego Natural History Museum
Laurence M. Huey
Clipperton Island







"Charles F. Harbison (1904-1989) Pied Piper of southern California junior naturalists"
doi
10.18473/lepi.v65i4.a11
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86963143

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