Articles from some academic journals are accessible through Google Scholar. Enter the title OR the article's DOI into the search box (see example below).
Tips: To get to a full-text resource, look for the linking options on the right.
To find recent research reports and articles in academic journals, browse the list of Electronic Databases available through your library (see the link below). For environmental science, consider the following resources:
Air quality information for locations in the U.S. Click on the map or enter your zip code to see the report.
A searchable taxonomy, recent publications & other resources related to natural history.
Database and monitoring reports on climate change.
The Borror Lab of Bioacoustics
A growing archive (40,000+) of animal sound recordings.
Earth Science World Image Bank
A searchable, quality geoscience image bank from the American Geosciences Institute.
Databases related to air, land, water, waste, toxins, radiation and other environmental conditions.
A global biodiversity information system on fin-fish.
Freshwater and marine image bank
A digital collection of images adn sketches from publications in the early 18th - 20th centuries.
Docket histories for U.S. Indian claims, including treaties, maps, and court documents related to a specific location, time, or a tribe. Log in via Haskell’s Electronic Databases portal
A wealth of resources about minerals, their chemical composition, physical and optical properties.
National Centers for Environmental Information
An extensive archive of the climate, coastal, oceanographic, and geophysical data in a variety of formats.
A plant database from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The world’s largest archive (> 9 million) of natural history photos, audio and videos.
A working list of the known plant species. Currently includes over one million names.
A collection of 35 short videos addressing various environmental topics including atmosphere, enrage, soil, biodiversity, suitability and more.
A wiki dedicated to environmental topics including green living, solar energy, water, and more.
National Geographic: Environment
Online resources (videos and photo galleries) on the topics of climate change, food, cities, and related matters.
Project Gutenberg - Ecology Bookshelf
A list of free ecology books in the public domain.
Two-minute radio episodes presenting expert views on particular issues, notions, and concepts of the environmental studies.
The Global Development Research Center
A virtual library of resources from an independent think tank.