This guide....
This guide provides general direction for bioregional research. The 7 sections of this guide suggest resources that may be applied to your bioregion.
- Keywords: Consider the many different ways to describe your bioregion
- Government Websites: Agencies and departments can provide a wealth of environmental information
- Books: Can provide broad overviews and detailed information about a location
- Articles: Often focus on a specific topic
- Food-based organizations: Provide insight into local food systems issues
- Google Scholar: Can identify information outside of Griswold Library
- Maps: Provide diverse perspectives on a geographic location
Map: Ecoregions of the Continents by Robert G. Bailey. US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service 1995
Other Research Guides
Looking for general information about the library and resources recommended for MSFS classes?
Take a look at the MSFS Research Guide.
