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Desert Botanical Garden -

Online home to the large collection of desert plants in Papago Park. Features gardening advice, current research and ways to support the garden.

http://www.dbg.org/ | (Details)

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry -

Homepage of the New York university environmental college. Features information on current programs, research, student life and local environmental news.

http://www.esf.edu/ | (Details)

Desert Research Institute -

Environmental science and research institute. Includes information on all programs ranging from global climate change to water resources and air quality.

http://www.dri.edu/ | (Details)

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation -

Official homepage of Australia's national science agency. Features details on all current research and informative articles on all branches of science.

http://www.csiro.au/ | (Details)

TalkOrigins Archive -

Home of Usenet group dedicated to the discussion of biological and physical origins. Also provides a selection of informative articles and essays on the subject.

http://www.talkorigins.org/ | (Details)

Desert USA -

Online resource focusing on North American deserts. Includes details on the landscape, animals, plant life and more, featuring a user community and desert maps.

http://www.desertusa.com/ | (Details)

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Types of Snakes

One cannot but become fascinated with snakes. With their glossy ‘skin’ and forked tongues and their varied ways of killing their preys, is it any wonder that even Hollywood has kept a continuing fixation with snakes. Currently, there are about 2,500 to 3,000 kinds of species of snake in the [...]

New Research Suggests that Insects Use Plants to Communicate

A research team of ecologists in the Netherlands has discovered that herbivore insects make use of plant life to communicate with one another. Insects living underground deposit chemical “markers” on the leaves of neighboring plants, alerting other insects that the area is occupied. [...]