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Series consists of records related to the two B.C. environmental associations founded by Derrick and Gwen Mallard: the Society for Promoting Environmental Conservation (S.P.E.C.), in Vancouver, 1968, and Citizens Association to Save the Environment (C.A.S.E.), in Victoria, 1972. Textual materials include administrative records, correspondence, financial records, meeting notes, newsletters and newsmagazines, pamphlets, reports, proposals, and applications.

Series consists of records related to the Mallards’ activities with the Citizens Association to Save the Environment (C.A.S.E.), on the following environmental topics and issues: agriculture, air quality, aquaculture, bovine growth hormone (BGH), biotechnology, butterflies, climate change, energy, food and nutrition, gypsy moth, Heals Gun Range (noise control), health freedom and natural medicine, nitinol, pesticide, plant breeder’s rights, Saanich Inlet, sewage, Stockholm resolutions, sustainability and growth, transportation, war and resources, water, and west coast environmental law. Materials include correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, pamphlets and brochures, posters, newspaper clippings, handwritten notes, and photographs of events.

File contains Women/Trans Dialogue Planning Committee documents, correspondence, list of Ontario trans organizations, presentation feedback, and notes from a psychology lecture.

File contains articles, Survivor Project material, research papers, interview transcript, reports, presentation summaries, photocopied W.O.M.A.N., Inc. material, bibliography, notes, "Violence Against Women" report from Ms. magazine, and brochure for the Bradley-Angle House.

File documents MWMF's controversial "womyn-born-womyn" policy and backlash against it. Material includes notes, articles, survey results, correspondence, photocopies of Gendertrash zine, and website printouts from MWMF and Camp Trans.

File contains poetry, prose and art by Lara Gilbert that has been photocopied or typewritten by Carole Itter. Notes in file indicate that copies have been sent to Rachel Rose in August 2012.