 Buy
Books about Wetlands
WETLANDS PLANTS
 Midwestern
Wetland Flora: Field Office Guide to Plant Species. USDA Soil Conservation
Service. This great site is a guide to 300 plants of wetland habitats
in the midwestern United States. The site includes a species list and
identification key as well as a glossary of floral terms. Within the list
are figures, distribution maps, and other associated information.
Western
Wetland Flora: Field Office Guide to Plant Species. USDA Soil Conservation
Service. This is the corresponding site for the wetland plants of the
western United States.
1988 National List
of Plant Species that Occur in Wetlands. National Wetlands Inventory,
U.S. Fish and Wildlife. From this page you can download a list of the
plant species found in U.S. wetlands as a text file. The data is ASCII
delimited and can be converted into a database format. The field structure
is rather cryptic so be sure to download the information on the file structure
of the database as well. Regional lists are also available.
Center
for Aquatic Plants. University of Florida. The Center for Aquatic
Plants has a wealth of information on aquatic plants, both native and
introduced, in Florida. Among the many features you can find here are:
manuals on aquatic plant management in lakes and reservoirs, a manual
on non-indigenous aquatic plant species, a bibliography of fields guides
to aquatic plants, links to other sites, a glossary of botanical terms,
and more.
Bureau
of Aquatic Plant Management. Florida Division of State Lands. Frequently
asked questions about weedy aquatic plants in Florida may be found here.
Sea
Grant - Exotic Species. University of Minnesota. Some information
on exotic aquatic plants as pests.
BIRDS
Ducks. A set of
links from the Natural History Segment of Nearctica.
Shorebirds.
A set of links from the Natural History Segment of Nearctica.
AMPHIBIANS
Frogs. A set of
links from the Natural History Segment of Nearctica.
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