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		To view any of these fact sheets, you need the Adobe Acrobat® Reader installed on your computer. A free copy of the Acrobat® Reader may be downloaded from Adobe Systems Incorporated. Western Ecological Research Center WERC Science Expertise Box Springs Field Station Channel Islands Field Station Davis Field Station Dixon Field Station Las Vegas Field Station Point Reyes Field Station Redwood Field Station San Diego Field Station Santa Cruz Field Station Sequoia and Kings Canyon Field Station San Francisco Bay Estuary Field Station Yosemite Field Station Can Livestock Grazing Weed Out Invasive Grasses that Threaten Endemic Species? Fire Ecology Studies in the Pacific Southwest Fire Suppression in Coastal Shrublands of Southern and Central California Impact of Fire and Grazing on Diversity and Invasion in Sierran Forests Invasive Species in the Pacific Southwest Monitoring of Ecosystem Dynamics in the Mojave Desert: the Beatley Permanent Plots Mojave Desert Studies Nonnative Grass Invasions and Fire in the Mojave Desert Nonnative Grass Invasions and Fire in the Sonoran Desert Perennial Pepperweed: A Growing Threat to Wildlife Refuges Rare Plants in Channel Islands National Park Research Support for Urban-wildland Planning in Southern California Science Support for Managing Migratory Waterfowl Science Support for Recovery of Giant Garter Snakes Scientific Support for Habitat Conservation Planning in the Pacific Southwest Sea Otter Studies Selected Journal Articles by WERC Scientists Sierra Nevada Global Change Research Status of Amphibians in California and Arizona Studies in Coastal Ecosystems Using Parasites to Monitor Ecosystem Health Watershed Restoration Research White Abalone Restoration Research Support to Department of Interior Bureaus Bureau of Reclamation Bureau of Land Management Fish and Wildlife Service National Park Service

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