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1. California [1987]

Description
Map — 1 map : col. ; on sheet 164 x 108 cm.
Online
Earth Sciences Library (Branner)

2. California for health, pleasure, and residence: a book for travellers and settlers [1873 - ]

Description
Book — 255 p.
Online
Special Collections

3. School dropouts in Orange County : focus on Hispanic students [1987]

  • Santa Ana, Calif. : The Commission, [1987]
Description
Book — 64 p. ; 28 cm.
Online
SAL3 (off-campus storage)

4. Evergreen Park Neighborhood tree tour [1981]

  • [Palo Alto, CA] : Magic, Inc., c1981.
Description
Book — 30 p. ; 22 cm.
Online
SAL3 (off-campus storage)

5. A physical education survey of the high schools of the Peninsula Athletic League [1941]

Description
Book — 175 leaves ; 28 cm. + 1 booklet.
Online
SAL3 (off-campus storage), Special Collections

6. Geothermal loop experimental facility

Description
Book — 676p.
Online
Earth Sciences Library (Branner)

7. Coastal California [1993]

Description
Map — 1 map.
Online
Earth Sciences Library (Branner)

Online 8. Topographical map of the mineral districts of California, being the first map ever published from actual survey [1853]

IIIF Drag-n-drop
Description
Map — 1 map ; 43 x 58 cm.
Also online at
David Rumsey Map Center, Earth Sciences Library (Branner)

9. Geologic map of the San Andreas fault zone, Juniper Hills and vicinity, Los Angeles County, California

Description
Book
Online
Earth Sciences Library (Branner)

10. Personal name index to Memorial and biographical history of the counties [1973]

Description
Book — 43 leaves. 28cm.
Online
Special Collections

11. GEOLOGY OF THE BATHTUB-NORTH POINT AREA, SAN MATEO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

Description
Book — 14
Online
Earth Sciences Library (Branner)

12. STRATIGRAPHY AND STRUCTURE OF THE POINT SUR AREA, MONTEREY COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

Description
Book — 40
Online
Earth Sciences Library (Branner)

13. National resource lands, California [1975]

Description
Map — 1 map : col. ; 80 x 55 cm.
Online
Earth Sciences Library (Branner)

14. Seventy-five years in California; a history of events and life in California: personal, political and military; under the Mexican regime; during the quasi-military government of the territory by the United States, and after the admission of the state to the Union

Description
Book — 422 p.
Online
Special Collections

15. Preparation of isoseismal maps and summaries of reported effects for pre-1900 California earthquakes

  • California Dept. of Conservation Division of Mines and Goelogy, September, 1981.
Description
Book — 182 p. ; 28 cm. + 2 sheets ; (30cm. x 41cm.) + (22cm. x 43cm.), folded to (18m. x 22cm.) + 9 microfiche.
Online
SAL3 (off-campus storage)

16. California condors in the 21st century [2007]

  • Cambridge, Mass. : Nuttall Ornithological Club ; Washington, DC : American Ornithologists' Union, 2007.
Description
Book — 279 p. : ill. (some col.), maps (some col.) ; 23 cm.
Online
SAL3 (off-campus storage)

17. Introduction to the California condor [2005]

Description
Book — xiii, 271 p. : ill. (chiefly col.), maps (some col.) ; 20 cm.
Summary
  • Preface-- Acknowledgments--
  • Chapter 1. GIANT SCAVENGERS--
  • Chapter 2. FOOD AND MOVEMENTS--
  • Chapter 3. BREEDING BIOLOGY--
  • Chapter 4. THE HISTORIC DECLINE--
  • Chapter 5. WHAT CAUSED THE HISTORICAL DECLINE? EARLY HYPOTHESES--
  • Chapter 6. STUDIES OF THE DECLINE IN THE 1980s--
  • Chapter 7. HISTORICAL CONSERVATION EFFORTS--
  • Chapter 8. CAPTIVE BREEDING--
  • Chapter 9. RELEASES TO THE WILD--
  • Chapter 10. CONDOR CONSERVATION IN A CHANGING WORLD-- Literature Cited and Bibliography-- Photo and Art Credits-- About the Authors-- Abstract-- Index.
  • (source: Nielsen Book Data)
The story of the California Condor - an awe-inspiring symbol of wilderness - is one of the most dramatic and contentious in conservation biology. Huge scavengers with wingspans reaching more than nine feet, Condors declined by 1985 to just nine individuals left in the wild. At that point, under a highly controversial program, the last birds were brought into captivity to create a population that could eventually be reestablished in nature. This engaging book, written by two scientists who were intimately involved with the Condor conservation effort, tells the full story of the California Condor, from the bird's evolution and biology to its captive breeding and subsequent releases, and its uncertain future. It introduces the largest soaring bird in the continental United States to a broad audience and at the same time presents an important case study of a critically endangered species.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9780520242562 20160528
Online
SAL3 (off-campus storage)

18. Condors in canyon country : the return of the California condor to the Grand Canyon region [2007]

Description
Book — 149 p. : col. ill., col. maps ; 24 cm.
Online
SAL3 (off-campus storage)

Online 19. No Time to Waste A Blueprint for California Water [2005]

Summary
ACWA produced this report with three purposes in mind. The first was to bring together the diverse voices within the water community to identify our biggest challenges and agree on actions needed to resolve them. The second was to collectively put together a forward looking action plan for meeting California’s future water needs. The third was to create a policy-oriented document that would encourage leaders at the state and federal level to re-engage in water issues and also provide a road map for investing in our water future
ACWA produced this report with three purposes in mind. The first was to bring together the diverse voices within the water community to identify our biggest challenges and agree on actions needed to resolve them. The second was to collectively put together a forward looking action plan for meeting California’s future water needs. The third was to create a policy-oriented document that would encourage leaders at the state and federal level to re-engage in water issues and also provide a road map for investing in our water future
ACWA produced this report with three purposes in mind. The first was to bring together the diverse voices within the water community to identify our biggest challenges and agree on actions needed to resolve them. The second was to collectively put together a forward looking action plan for meeting California’s future water needs. The third was to create a policy-oriented document that would encourage leaders at the state and federal level to re-engage in water issues and also provide a road map for investing in our water future
Collection
Government Information State and Local Collection

Online 20. Campus Tree [1934]

IIIF Drag-n-drop
Description
Image — 1 photograph
Collection
Willis Willard Waite photographs and memorabilia, circa 1934

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