Field Notes Archive

• 2012
• 2011
• 2010
• 2009
• 2008
• 2007
• 2006
• 2005

2012

• June:  Field Notes Issue 3, Vol. 3 (PDF)
• May:   Field Notes Issue 2 Vol.3  (PDF)
• February:   Field Notes Issue 1 Vol.3  (PDF)

2011

• February: Field Notes Vol. 2 (PDF)

2010*

• August: Field Notes Volume 1
• December/January: Darwin’s Museum of Natural History

2009*

• November: Darwin: The Man Behind the Theory
• October: Fossil Discoveries In Downtown San Diego - Part II
• September: Fossil Discoveries In Downtown San Diego - Part I
• July/August: Baja California: the Floristic Frontier Meets the Electronic Frontier
• June: Citizen Scientists Documenting Climate Change
• May: Hungry for Local Food? 
• April: A Race Against Time: BioBlitz 
• March: New Slide, Old Fossils
• February: The Cockles Of Your Heart 
• December/January: Mapping Your World

2008*

• November: Water and Life
• October: Water Loss: A Necessary Evil for Plants–Part 2
• September: Water Loss: A Necessary Evil for Plants–Part 1
• July/August: Learning to Swim
• June: San Jacinto Centennial Resurvey
• May: Isla Rasa: Seabird Grand Central 
• April: Volcanoes of San Diego County 
• March: Pompeii: Death Warns Pompeians to Live
• Art for the Ages: New Murals offer a glimpse of the Pacific Coast's extinct ecosystems.
• February: Pompeii: City Of Risk And Prosperity
• December/January: Citizen Science

2007*

• November: San Diego County Plant Atlas
• October: Connecting the World One Insect at a Time
• September: Ideas into Action
• July/August: Science of the Dead Sea Scrolls
• June: Dead Sea Scrolls
• May: Give those Dinosaurs Some Air!
• April: Peacemaking, Naturally
• March: Winds of Change
• February: Tell-tale Teeth 
• December/January: Bovine Sirens

2006*

• November: Illustrating Fossils — A Trip Back in Time from the Rare Book Room
• October: Lynett Gillette: Point Person for Tough Decisions
• September: Melli, the Model Guy 
• July-August: Evolution of an Exhibition: Part Two
• June: Evolution of an Exhibition: Part One
• May: Going Back in Time — Through the Eyes of an Artist
• April: Dr. Exequiel Ezcurra Nominated As Pew Fellow 
• March: Arachnophobes not allowed! 
• February: Genomic Biodiversity 
• December/January: Fossil Insects and Crustaceans

2005*

• November: A Thousand Words 
• October: Gulf of California Listed as World Heritage Site
• September: Stalking the Wild and Winged
• June: California Shells
• May: Backyard Mysteries, Snakes in the Urban Interface
• April: Desert in Bloom
• March: Growing Chocolate the "Natural" Way (not available) 
• February: After the Fires, Bird Recovery in San Diego County
• January: Beautiful but Bad: Pretty Plant Pests

* from Natural History Magazine.