P-ISSN 0008-0845
E-ISSN 2160-8091
Articles in Vol. 49, Issue 6, 1995
Vol. 49, Issue 6, 1995
- Farmers and ranchers: Stewards of the landW Gomes
- What is biological diversity? Why do we care?California Agriculture
- Living with the Endangered Species Act: Conflicts, compromises arise at grassrootsCalifornia Agriculture
- Perspective: Incentives are key to ESAB Vice
- Will the Endangered Species Act become extinct?W Irvin
- DefinitionsCalifornia Agriculture
- Common questions: the Endangered Species ActCalifornia Agriculture
- Biodiversity Council aids land use plannersCalifornia Agriculture
- Can we stop farmland losses? Population growth threatens agriculture, open spaceA MedvitzA Sokolow
- Sidebar: Mono Lake compromise: A model for conflict resolutionD Elliott-Fisk
- Inventory first step to conserving plant diversityB Pavlik
- Displaced by agriculture, urban growth: California wildlife faces uncertain futureT KuceraR Barrett
- How economic incentives for growers can benefit biological diversityR Howitt
- Millions of generations old: Once lost, diversity of gene pools cannot be restoredM Clegg
- Sidebar: Hot-button issues for Endangered Species Act reauthorizationP O'Brien
- Biodiversity indicators in California: Taking nature's temperatureM Soulé
- Sidebar: Setting priorities for conserving endangered speciesK Ralls
- In California: ‘Agrobiodiversity’ key to agricultural productivityC QualsetP McGuireM Warburton
- Private landowners critical to saving California biodiversityT ScottR StandifordN Pratini
- Sidebar: Nation's richest insect diversity in CaliforniaG Ballmer
- Sidebar: UCR's Biological Resources Information Unit: Local conservation planning backed by UC expertiseN Pratini
- Sidebar: Habitat fragmentation: the sum of the pieces is less than the wholeT ScottN Pratini
- Conjunctive use of farmland adds value: Winter flooding of ricelands provides waterfowl habitatS BrouderJ Hill
- Sidebar: Residual rice seed is critical food for waterfowlM MillerG Wylie
- Sidebar: Waterfowl and rice in California's Central ValleyF ReidM Heitmeyer
- Society responds to contamination: Changes in pest control practices reduce toll on wildlifeD Anderson
- Sidebar: Unexpected side effects of chemicals acting as hormone mimicsD Fry
- The case of Putah Creek: Conflicting values complicate stream protectionM MarchettiP Moyle
- Sidebar: The decline of sea-run fishes in California: An ongoing tragedyM MarchettiP Moyle
- Sidebar: A truce in the water warsM MarchettiP Moyle
- Pioneer in genetics, conservation: Q & A with Ledyard StebbinsCalifornia Agriculture
California Agriculture. 1995. “Definitions.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 49 (6): 8–8.