Vol. 21, No.2
(Fall 2003) |
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- Feature
Article: Man meets mollusk and learns: size does matter
-even in the intertidal zone
- Scientists at NRS coastal sites (tide)pool their knowledge
- Well-mentored, hands-on training at Bodega Marine Reserve
gets careers started
- NRS reserve manager give his expertise to naming state's marine
managed areas
- National Areas Association honors NRS managers with both its
2003 annual awards
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Vol. 21, No.1
(Spring 2003) |
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Vol. 20, No.3
(Winter 2002) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article:
Microbial Observatiories Reveal Lively Little-Known Worlds Beneath
The Surfaces Of Land And Lake
- Innovative nesting program at Coal Oil Point Reserve proves
great success
- Stunt Ranch Reserve looks forward to new facilities
- Field course students from Minnesota discover California ecology
at NRS reserves
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Vol. 20, No.2
(Summer 2002) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article:
NRS Research That Revealed Collapse Of Island Fox Population
Now Focuses On Halting Species Extinction
- First Mathias Symposium highlights 2000-01 winners
- CA Coastal Conservancy support initiates Phase II of San Joaquin
Marsh Reserve Restoration
- Legacy of 20th-century explorer Al A. Allanson enriches desert
research
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Vol. 20, No.1
(Spring 2002) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article:
James Reserve Places Nature Virtually At Our Fingertips
- Mother Lode of DNA data mined at McLaughlin
- Ever-more-sophisticated technology reveals the secret lives
of Año Nuevo elephant seals and sharks
- Super "ear" installed at Boyd Deep Canyon
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Vol. 19, No.2
(Winter 2001) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article: Bioregional Planning Blooms In California's
Coachella Valley
- A Community unites in stewardship of the Carpinteria Salt
Marsh
- Longtime reserve director Wayne Ferren charts a new course
- Multiple NRS reserves play important role in the identity
of the Putah-Cache bioregion
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Vol. 19, No.1
(Spring 2001) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article: Wartime Challenges Prepared One NRS Founder
For Future Environmental Battles
- New NRS reserve ! Field scientists can order "surf and
turf" at the Kenneth S. Norris Rancho Marino Reserve -
our 34th site
- Oak researchers at NRS sites plan how to protect an imperiled
native habitat
- CA Coastal Conservancy helps two NRS reserves
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Vol. 18, No.2
(Winter 2000) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article: A Bird In The Hand Is Worth ... Banding!
- Forest canopy access system being developed at Angelo
- Science teacher training program off to a good start
- Reserve-based research in atmospheric chemistry provides global
insights
- Center for science education opens at Valentine Camp
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Vol. 18, No.1
(Summer 2000) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article: The Past Is Nonrenewable: Natural Reserves
Protect Rich Cultural Resources
- Firsthand impressions of a Santa Cruz Island dig
- Archaeology sheds light on Big Creek mussel mystery
- Of mammoths and men picturing the past in the East Mojave
Desert
- And a useful glossary of anthropology terms, too!
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Vol. 17, No.2
(Autumn/Winter 1999) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article: From Drudgery To Discovery: The Real Life
Of Field Researchers
- CA lichens receive some long-overdue attention
- Bee behavior reveals the drawbacks of cooking up habitat from
scratch
- Fish stocking beomes frog stalking in the High Sierra
- Millennium falcoms get a lift from NRS reserves
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Vol. 17, No.1
(Spring/Summer 1999) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article: NRS Founding Father took Reserve System To
The Millennium
- NRS founder Ken Norris fondly remembered
- UC reserve system plays national stage at AAAS
- 1998-99 Mathias student research grant awardees
- Angelo Reserve receives funding for new environmental sciences
center
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Vol. 16, No.2
(Autumn / Winter 1998) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article: Scientists At Sedgwick Reserve Master The
Mysteries Of Mud
- Mud and its ways studied at Sedgwick
- Año Nuevo elephant seal pups struggle for survival
- Reserve staff across the system observe El Niño's aftermaths
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Vol. 16, No.1
(Spring/Summer 1998) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article: Science, Art, And Community Service Converge
When Kids Meet In The Carpinteria Marsh "Classroom"
- Carpinteria Marsh kids
- Multilevel outreach at SNARL/Valentine Camp
- Jepson Prairie docents
- Wilderness medicine at James San Jacinto Mtns.
- Many, many thanks to the Packard Foundation!
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Vol. 15, No. 2
(Fall 1997) |
In
This Issue Of Transect |
- Feature Article: NRS welcomes new director
- Hastings scientists help make way for newts
- Santa Cruz Island home to nine newly listed plants
- Research takes root at Sedgwick Reserve
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