# | Title | Author(s) | Pages |
1 | Evaluating Management Alternatives for the Santa Lucia Deer Herd in Monterey County, California | Terry M. Mansfield, Donald S. Pine | 1 - 8 |
2 | Growth and Population Structure of the Mohave Chub | Michael Havelka, Christine A. Booth, Karen G. Whitney, Charles E. Whitney | 9 - 15 |
3 | A Nematode Infection in the Northern Anchovy from San Francisco Bay | William Eaton, H. Robinson, H. Hassur, J. Hendricks | 16 - 26 |
4 | The California Wildlife/Fish Habitat Relationships System | William E. Grenfell, Hal Salwasser, William F. Laudenslayer | 27 - 33 |
5 | California's Wildlife Information System and its Application to Resource Decisions | Hal Salwasser | 34 - 39 |
6 | Fish and Wildlife Habitat Capability Models and Special Habitat Criteria | Janet F. Hurley, Hal Salwasser, Karen Shimamoto | 40 - 48 |
7 | California Natural Diversity Data Base | Blair Csuti | 49 - 54 |
8 | An Inventory System for Assessing Wildlife Habitat Relationships in Forests | Mark Dedon, Reginald H. Barrett | 55 - 60 |
9 | Management Problems Associated with the Recovery Plan for the Salt Harvest Mouse and California Clapper Rail | Howard S. Shellhammer | 61 - 63 |
10 | Volunteers and Wildlife Habitat Management: Twelve Years Together | Vernon C. Bleich, Lester J. Coombes, Glenn W. Sudmeier | 64 - 68 |
11 | Habitat Management to Control Ground Squirrel Populations | William Klitz | 69 - 74 |
12 | Infa-red Aerial Mapping of Potential Black-Footed Farret Habitat in Wyoming | Jim Bredy, Steve Coy | 75 - 77 |
13 | The Angel Island Deer Herd: A Case History of Wildlife Management Controversy | Audrey E. Goldsmith | 78 - 82 |
14 | Why Wildlife and Fisheries Biologists aren't Treated Like Doctors | Jud Monroe | 83 - 87 |
15 | MISSING DOCUMENT | | 88 - 91 |
16 | The Professional Natural Resource Manager: Training the University | Reginald H. Barrett | 92 - 94 |
17 | MISSING DOCUMENT | | 95 - 101 |
18 | The National Estuarine Sanctuary Program and Research Opprotunities at Elkhorn Slough | Ken C. Moore | 102 - 105 |