Provides juried environmental science and technology information.

Vertebrate and invertebrate zoology and taxonomy, anthropology, earth and environmental sciences, materials science and museology.

Collecting and providing access to materials in botanical and horticultural sciences, systematics, floristics and to a lesser degree landscape architecture and design.

Subject strengths include: systematics and taxonomy, evolutionary biology, biodiversity, biogeography, local and regional natural sciences and natural history.

Includes stories explaining the history and procedures of their exhibits, especially the "Story of Balto".

British agriculture center, with a number of online databases and general services.

Self-styled virtual library for online, electronic, and print resources in forestry. French version also available.

Agriculture, food science, and biosciences library, with a notable digital library presence. Also a major depository for federal documents from the Agriculture, Interior, and the Environmental Protection Agency.

One of the world's finest botanical libraries. Of special interest are the online rare books.

Wide variety of scientific and public policy resources including Congressional Research Service reports, state of the environment reports, conferences, and job ads. Operated by the National Council for Science and the Environment.

Internet, government, and North Carolina-specific resources in the natural sciences, including forestry, meteorology, pulp and paper science, earth sciences, and environmental sciences.

Some web resources, especially focused on Notre Dame biology and medicine departments and affiliates.

Created to develop of a bibliographical collection derived from research supported or promoted by the OTS related to tropical biology in Costa Rica.

Describes the Warren H. Corning Collection of Horticultural Classics at The Holden Arboretum, Kirtland, Ohio.

Library of a genome research center set up to sequence and interpret the human genome.

Academy of Natural Sciences digital collections, including Audubon's Birds of America and current exhibits.

A complete natural history reference library. Several digital projects are underway.

Library and internet resources in the biological sciences, including subject guides, help sheets for databases, and general web resources.

Information resources for the biological sciences links are arranged by type of resource, such as websites, organizations, and search engines.

Electronic, internet, and print resources in agriculture and veterinary medicine.

Electronic resources for biology, including biochemistry, botany, and medicine, as well as how to find people, publications, and other information on the web.