The California Information Node provides access to data and information
about California's environment. CAIN is developing and testing new tools to make important biodiversity data easier to locate and use.

CRISISCat is a clearinghouse for information on invasive species in California, designed to provide access to a variety of resources such as organizations, people, projects and taxa-specific information.

Sierra Nevada Research Projects Catalog is a directory of research projects in the Sierra Nevada allowing researchers and others collecting scientific data in the Sierra Nevada to enter descriptions of their own projects, and the public to identify research or monitoring activities of particular interest.

This SNEPMap/Data web site was created to provide improved access to data files, records, digital data, and other information produced as part of the 1996 report to Congress of the Sierra Nevada Ecosystem Project (SNEP).

The Salton Sea Database Program (SSDP) is an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) funded project at the University of Redlands to develop GIS and data research technologies to support the effort to save the Salton Sea.

The Natural Resource Project Inventory (NRPI) is an expansion of previous inventories including 1) the Watershed Projects Inventory (WPI), 2) the California Ecological Restoration Projects Inventory (CERPI), and 3) the California Noxious Weed Control Projects Inventory.

The Natural Resources DataBase is a compilation of observations of flora and fauna made at open space and nature preserves and parks in the greater San Francisco Bay Area.

Wilderness.net is an Internet-based tool connecting the natural resource workforce, scientists, educators, and the public to their wilderness heritage through ready access to wilderness information.

The California Ocean and Coastal Environmental Access Network (Cal OCEAN) is a web-based virtual library for the discovery of and access to ocean and coastal data and information.

The UC Marine Council Directory of Marine Sciences includes over 600 individual faculty and researchers and is intended to provide a comprehensive reference for marine research and educational resources of the UC system.

The California Institute for Biodiversity (CIB) is a non-profit corporation committed to using technology to promote understanding of the biological heritage of California.