• WILDCOAST |
WILDCOAST is an international
conservation team, dedicated to the preservation of endangered species
and threatened coastal wildlands of the Californias. Through community-based
conservation, they are working to eliminate threats to ecosystems, and to
develop reserves to protect them into the future. Drylands Institution
staff collaborates with their strong sea turtle conservation and research program. |
• University
of Arizona Herbarium (ARIZ) |
The University of Arizona Herbarium (ARIZ)
houses one of the most important collections of herbarium specimens
of the Sonoran Desert region and, of course, the state of Arizona.
A set of nearly all of Richard Felger's plant specimens are at ARIZ.
The ARIZ website offer a wealth of the local and international
botanical information and convenient botanical website links. |
• Herbarium
of the San Diego Natural History Museum (SD) |
The herbarium of the San Diego Natural
History Museum (SD) contain an important regional collection, including a
substantial number of plant specimens collected by Richard Felger, some
of which are not deposited elsewhere. |
• Herbarium
of the University of Sonora (USON) |
The young and growing Herbarium of the
University of Sonora (USON) is fully computerized and houses
ever-increasing and important collections from Sonora, Mexico,
and adjacent regions. Drylands staff is closely collaborating with USON. |
• Agavaceae
Web Data Base |
Plant data base focused
on the Agavaceae plant family (century plants) with full
synonymy, type descriptions and an amazing collection of habitat
pictures created by two Drylands Institute Research Associates.
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• Crassulaceae
Web Data Base |
Plant data base focused
on the Crassulaceae plant family (stonecrops) with full
synonymy, type descriptions and an amazing collection of habitat
pictures created by two Drylands Institute Research Associates.
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• Arizona-Sonora
Desert Museum |
Drylands Institute researchers have continuing collaborative projects
with members of the scientific staff of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. |
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