Whole Earth Index

Whole Earth, Fall 2000

“We live in an era when no part of the biosphere remains uninfluenced by the human saga of discovery and exploration. And the story hinges on new tools.”

Sections:
  1. Special Section: All Species Inventory
  2. Hawai‘i the Bioregion
  3. Other Features
  4. All Species
  5. Hawai‘i
  6. Other Rewiews
  7. Backmatter
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  1. Special Section: All Species Inventory
      1. ALL SPECIES INVENTORY: A call for the discovery of all life-forms on Earth.
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      1. Knowing Neighbors Intro to Issue
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      2. Discover
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      3. INVENTORY THE MICROCOSMOS! Giving microbial organisms their due
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      4. The Gullible Genius: Early maniacal naturalists. Audubon invents species for Rafinesque’s Life List.
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      5. The Rivers of Marmosets: Another new marmoset discovered in the Amazonas
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      6. Rapid Assessments and Hot Spots
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      7. Finding a Species by Ear: A story of Ted Parker, a man with 4,000 bird songs in his memory.
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      8. PARATAXONOMISTS: Rural folk train to collect, sort, and help ID Costa Rica’s amazing wealth of species.
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      9. A BIRD FLEA NEW TO BRITAIN: And it’s important.
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      10. TAKE ME, LORD, TO AN UNEXPLORED PLANET TEEMING WITH NEW LIFE FORMS: Excerpts from the naturalist’s ant-prone life.
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      11. NABOKOV’S BUTTERFLIES: Better known for Lolita, he changed our view of butterflies known as the Blues.
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      12. Describe
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      13. Tools and All Species
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      14. What’s in an Animal’s Name?
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      15. What is a Species?
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      16. Lumpers and Splitters
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      17. Type Cast: The Codes of Nomenclature
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      18. Bioinformatics
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      19. All Species Inventory Costs
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      20. Preserve & Cross-Reference
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      21. A Taxonomist’s Taxonomist by STEPHEN JAY GOULD with photos by ROSAMOND WOLFF PURCELL
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      22. Topsell’s Bestiary
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      23. A Web Page For Every Species
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      24. WHOLE EARTH COVERS: Isaballa Kirland's oils tell the story of winners and losers on the planet.
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      25. Life is a Miracle: Naming can hurt our sense of vivid, alive, local mysteries. We only defend what we love.
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  3. Hawai‘i the Bioregion
      1. A Letter about “Aloha” the Internal Paradise
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      2. THE UNADULTERATED ALOHA TOUR: Is there life beyond a beach with coconut palms, dreams of paradise, and a chop suey of ethnic groups?
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      3. SPECIAL PHOTO SECTION
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    2. SPECIAL PHOTO SECTION
      1. HAWAIIAN NATIVES HOLDING ON: PHOTOS BY DAVID LIITTSCHWAGER AND SUSAN MIDDLETON IN COLLABORATION WITH ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE
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      2. Island Sovereignty: Efforts for more independence and cultural revival should not be dismissed.
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  4. Other Features
      1. A Goddess in the Making: A very hard-to-find town in India builds a shrine to a goddess for AIDS.
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  5. All Species
    1. Books & Resources
      1. All Species Foundation
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      2. Global Biodiversity Assessment
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      3. Biodiversity II
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      4. Song of the Dodo
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      5. Boilerplate Rhino
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      6. Precious Heritage
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      7. Rapid Assessment Program
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      8. Nature in Focus
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      9. Earthwatch/Dragonfly Video
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      10. INBio
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      11. Nabokov’s Butterflies/Blues
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      12. GPS Tool Kit
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      13. Gaia to Microcosm
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      14. Five Kingdoms
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      15. The Variety of Life
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      16. Prokaryotology
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      17. BIOPAT
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      18. Commercial Use
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      19. Access: Bioinfo Web Sites
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      20. Preserving Natural Science Collections
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      21. Finders, Keepers
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      22. No Mercy
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      23. Voyages of Discovery
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      24. Octavo Digital Rare Books
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      25. My Quest for the Yeti
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      26. Int'l Society of Cryptozoology
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  6. Hawai‘i
      1. Access: Heartbeat of Ka Pae‘aina (books and music)
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      2. Rainbow Kids
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      3. Access: Hawai'i Sovereignty
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      4. Access: Bioregional, Nature
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      5. Access: Maps, History, Writings
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  7. Other Rewiews
      1. Fire: Friend or Foe
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      2. Fire Safety House
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      3. Wildfires
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      4. Working Alone
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      5. Laser Levels/Robo Laser
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      6. The New Autonomous House
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      7. Pit Boss
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      8. Optical Cases: Indestructibles
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      9. Xootr Scooter
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      10. Carbohydrate Economy
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      11. Permanent Raised Bed Gardening
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      12. Wild Orchids of Texas
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      13. Broom Makers News
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      14. Mikros Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
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      15. How to Drive into Accidents
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      16. When Healing Becomes a Crime
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      17. Entheogens
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      18. Cleansing the Doors
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      19. Democracy at Risk
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      20. Superterrorism
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      21. Shifting Fortunes
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      22. Too Much
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      23. Nanao Sakaki Trio
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      24. The Gary Snyder Reader
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      25. A Map to the Next World
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      26. You Can't Win
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  8. Backmatter
      1. Letters
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      2. Updates
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      3. Gossip
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      4. Thanks
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      5. Maniacals
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      6. Reader Service
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