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Biodiversity

Researchers ·Chris Bright

Worldwatch Papers

Winged Messengers: The Decline of Birds - WWP #165
Nature's Cornucopia: Our Stake in Plant Diversity - WWP #148
Safeguarding the Health of Oceans - WWP #145
Rocking the Boat: Conserving Fisheries and Protecting Jobs - WWP #142
Losing Strands in the Web of Life: Vertebrate Declines and the Conservation of Biological Diversity - WWP #141
Imperiled Waters, Impoverished Future: The Decline of Freshwater Ecosystems - WWP #128
High Priorities: Conserving Mountain Ecosystems and Cultures - WWP #123
Abandoned Seas: Resersing the Decline of the Oceans - WWP #116
Life Support: Conserving Biological Diversity - WWP #108
On the Brink of Extinction: Conserving the Diversity of Life - WWP #78
Disappearing Species: The Social Challenge - WWP #22

State of the World Chapters

Watching Birds Disappear - State of the World 2003
Linking Population, Women, and Biodiversity - State of the World 2003
Deciphering Amphibian Declines - State of the World 2001
Controlling International Environmental Crime - State of the World 2001
Appreciating the Benefits of Plant Biodiversity - State of the World 1999

Press Releases

Worldwatch Paper #165: Winged Messengers: The Decline of Birds - March 10, 2003
Ethical Coffee: Powerful Concoction to Save Forests? - May 01, 2002
Eat Chocolate and Save the Atlantic Rainforest - October 31, 2001
Underwater War is Raging in the Coral Reefs of Indonesia - May 02, 2001
Deciphering Amphibian Decline: New Approach to Science Needed - July 01, 2000
Plant Losses Threaten Future Food Supplies and Health Care - September 16, 1999
Global Economy Spreading Destructive Species: The Invisible Threat of Bioinvasion - October 10, 1998
Hidden Forces Mask Crisis in World Fisheries - June 18, 1998
Mammals, Fish, Birds, Amphibians, Reptiles Suffering Major Declines - May 21, 1998
Half of all Primate Species Face Extinction - August 28, 1997
DEVELOPMENT AFFECTING RIVERS AND WETLANDS BOOMERANGS TO CAUSE ECONOMIC AND BIOLOGICAL LOSS - March 23, 1996

Links

World Watch Magazine Articles

A Challenge to Conservationists - November/ December 2004
Sanctuary for Nature and the Dead - November/ December 2004
Biodiversity on the U.S.-Mexican Border - November/ December 2004
Appropriating the Water - January/ February 2003
The Growing Value of Gardens - January/ February 2003
Rogue Corn On the Loose - November/ December 2002
Crimes of (A) Global Nature - September/ October 2002
The Plight of Birds - May/ June 2002
A Win-win-win-win Industry for the Tropics - May/ June 2002
Dust in the Wind - January/ February 2002
The Restoration of a Hotspot Begins - November/ December 2001
Chocolate Could Bring the Forest Back - November/ December 2001
Last Words: The Dying of Languages - May/ June 2001
Indonesia's Coral Reefs on the Line - May/ June 2001
Where Have All the Farmers Gone? - September/ October 2000
Amphibia Fading - July/ August 2000
Watching vs. Taking - May/ June 2000
The Biodiversity That People Made - May/ June 2000
The Nemesis Effect - May/ June 1999
Crawling Out of the Pipe: The hazardous waste that makes more of itself - January/ February 1999
Blue Revolution: The Promises and Pitfalls of Fish Farming - March/ April 1998
Putting a Value on Nature's "Free" Services - January/ February 1998
Neglected Elders - September/ October 1997
Death in the Family Tree - September/ October 1997
Elephants and People on a Crowded Continent - May/ June 1997
Bio-Invasions: The Spread of Exotic Species - July/ August 1995
Flying Into Trouble - January/ February 1994
Saving the Himalaya - November/ December 1993
When Nature Loses Its Cool - September/ October 1992
Can Wildlife Traffic Be Stopped? - September/ October 1992
Holy Cows, Unholy Trouble - September/ October 1991
Goods From the Woods - July/ August 1991
Survival of the Rarest - March/ April 1991