CERES is an information system developed by the California Resources Agency to facilitate access to a variety of environmental data.

Protecting California's last remaining public wilderness and wild rivers

A cooperative effort of environmental scientists at the University of California, Davis and collaborators at over thirty private, state, federal, and international organizations interested in environmental protection.

Environmental news, stories and information for Californians. Includes excerpts from the writing of Gerald Haslam.

Newsletter, history, journal, and system map.

Includes information on fire safety, the state fire plan, and resource management programs.

Working with others to conserve fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats in California's Central Valley, Sierra Nevada, and San Francisco Bay areas.

An association of agencies coordinating the consistent implementation of hazardous materials regulatory programs in the state of California.

The University of California's Industry-University Cooperative Research Program provides matching grants for research in biotechnology, digital media, communications, microelectonics, information technology, semiconductor manufacturing, and other fields.

Seeks to protect the California environment through state legislation, the admnistrative process, and through statewide ballot measures.

Committed to restoring California's coast through sand replenishment, increasing the flow of natural sediment, wetlands recovery and improved water quality.

Regional chapter of non-profit international professional membership organization for people researching, practicing, or interested in this field.

A portal for information about natural and cultural resources in the Klamath River region of Northern California. Provides research services, regional links, and many full text documents.

Drowning the Dream, California's Water Choices at the Millennium - an environmental history of the state, focusing on water, population, and environmental change. Mono Lake Viewpoint - essays about an inland sea.

promotes the preservation of land and/or buildings for historic, educational, ecological, recreational, scenic, or open space opportunities.

Educational tour and interactive site with photos and sounds of birds, wildlife, and landscapes.

CALPIRG's environmental action program. Contains news and facts about clean air, toxic pollution, safe drinking water, coastal protection and healthy schools. Information about legislation and how to donate money.

Contains information about dams in the state, with technical references, statutes and regulations.

An environmental group that educates the south Asian community in the San Francisco Bay and Los Angeles areas. Includes lists of farmers markets, organic food stores and information about biodiversity dinner series.

A environmental organization dedicated to the "Restoration of Ecolibrium" through the preservation of endangered and threatened plants. A California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation.

Conserves, restores, and manages wetlands and associated habitats for North America's waterfowl. Includes calendar, regions and events page, news, photos, membership application and contact information.

To protect natural, scenic, agricultural, and historic lands of the southern Sierra Foothills and Tulare Valley through stewardship, restoration and education.

Ecosystem knowledge center based in Bolinas, aiming to increase environmental awareness through science, art, education, and applied conservation. Overview of projects and staff.

Guide to observing rocket launches, satellite and space shuttle overflights, meteor showers, etc. for southern California.

Narrative written by the State Climatologists and published by the National Climatic Data Center.

Union of Concerned Scientists fact sheets on the potential effects of global climate change on the state's bioregions and water resources.

Information on state initiatives to develop and implement strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.