Chapter by chapter updates:
- Seeking Biodiversity
- The Trail Back From Near Extinction
- The Origin of Species
- The Puzzle of Inheritance - <--Public page; revision docs (staff only) --> revision; new(5)
- Soil: The Living Skin of the Earth
- Field Trip: Predatory Bird Research Group
- One Global Ocean
- Champions of a Sustainable World
Agricultural Diversity
Creeks
- Alameda Creek Alliance --
Alameda Creek and its tributaries historically supported anadromous
fish runs of steelhead trout, coho salmon, Pacific lamprey and river
lamprey, and possibly chinook salmon. ...At least a dozen native fish
species have been documented in recent years, including rainbow trout,
Pacific lamprey, California roach, hitch, Sacramento blackfish,
hardhead, Sacramento pikeminnow, Sacramento sucker, threespine
stickleback, Sacramento perch, prickly sculpin, and tule perch. In
recent years, adult steelhead thought to be native to Alameda Creek
have been documented in the flood control channel attempting to migrate
upstream during winter spawning runs. These fish are currently blocked
by impassable barriers in the creek.
Endangered Animals
International
Biodiversity Observation Year (IBOY)
New
Satellite Maps Provide
Planners improved Urban Sprawl
Insight
The
Race Against Extinction--Biodiversity
and Endangered Species. The Center
for Biological Diversity.
Center for Biological Diversity -- http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/
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