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State of the Desert Biome: Uniqueness, Biodiversity, Threats and the Adequacy of Protection in the Sonoran Bioregionby Gary Paul Nabhan and Andrew R. Holdsworth
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| Anita Alvarez de Williams Jane H. Bock Janice Bowers David E. Brown Stephen H. Bullock Tony Burgess William A. Calder Jose Campo-Favela Alejandro Castellanos-V Carlos Castllo-Sanchez Steve Cornelius Kevin Dahl Serga Dedina Jose Deigadillo Rodriguez Mark Dimmitt Mario Escoto-Rodriguez Don Falk Richard Felger |
Lloyd T. Findley Tom Fleishner Jerry Frielich Jonathan Hanson Roseann Hanson Gayle G. Hartmann Wendy Hodgson Phillip D. Jenkins R. Roy Johnson Ken Kingsley Jose-Luis Leon De La Luz Scott McCarthy Steve McLaughlin Jose-Miguel Medina-Cota Eric Mellink Richard D. Minnich Dorothy Morgan Gary Paul Nabhan |
Robert D. Ohmart David Ortiz-Reyna Yar Petryszyn Steve Prchal Amadeo M. Rea Karen Reichhardt Rene Robichaud Philip C. Rosen Steve Russell Mike Seidman William W. Shaw Lawrence E. Stevens Dale Turner Peter Warshall Jeff Williamson Betsy Wirt David Yetman |
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The Wildlands Project
The Wildlands Project is a non-profit conservation organization whose mission is to protect and restore the native biodiversity and ecological integrity of North America through the establishment of a connected system of conservation reserves. The Project coordinates the activities of local, regional, national, and international groups that are developing regional proposals throughout the continent.
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First printing March 1998
Last Updated: October 28, 2002
Page URL: http://alic.arid.arizona.edu/sonoran/documents/nabhan/db_credits.html
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