The following is a list of web links of where you can find out more information about California and World Biodiversity.*

• At the Resources Agency
  • The Legacy Project
  • The California Digital Conservation Atlas is California’s comprehensive public website for conservation information. It is designed to provide easy-to-use, map views of California’s natural resources and working landscapes for people who may not be familiar with specialized geographic software.
  • California Biodiversity Council
  • California's Biodiversity
• At NatureServe
  • NatureServe Explorer is a searchable database on the plants and natural communities of the U.S. and Canada. On this site, for example, users can easily search and create a list of California species, broken down by group and conservation status, see distribution maps for each species, and read extensive information about each of the imperiled species.
  • Publicatons
• Biodiversity Hotspots: California Floristic Province Conservation International
• Cal Alive! California Institute of Biodiversity
• California Academy of Sciences
• California Biodiversity Center UC Berkeley
• California Biodiversity Project UC Santa Cruz
• California GAP Analysis Project UC Santa Barbara
• California Natural Diversity Database California Department of Fish and Game
  
• Our neighbors
  • Mexico
    • Conabio: Comisión Nacional para el Conocimiento y uso de la Biodiversidad
    • VN Illustrated Database of Mexican Biodiversity
  • Nevada
    • Biological Resources Research Center, Nevada Biodiversity Atlas
  • Oregon
    • Oregon Biodiversity Project
    • Oregon's Living Landscape
  • Paraguay
    • Estrategia Nacional de Biodiversidad de Paraguay

  * Please note:

  Views and opinions expressed on web sites not hosted by The State of California or the Department of Fish and Game are not necessarily the views or opinions held by the Department of Fish and Game or any other California state agency.