IEP Journal Publications

IEP publications describe and interpret the results of projects in the San Francisco Estuary that fall into at least one of three categories:

a project that was funded all or in part by the IEP and/or received Endangered Species Act (ESA) coverage via the IEP;
a project that made use of substantial amounts of data or information provided by the IEP, or;
a project that was conducted by IEP-affiliated authors and who chose to identify their affiliation as being with the IEP.

Recent IEP Journal Articles

Hidden Complexities in the Base of the Pelagic Food Web: Correlates Between Zooplankton and Chlorophyll Vary by Functional Feeding Group in Estuaries and Coasts
Rosemary Hartman, Christina E. Burdi, Nick L. Rasmussen, Calvin Akiyama-Lee, and Michelle Jungbluth
The following essay and research article appear in the San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Sciences journal.
- (Essay) Nine Takeaways from a Quarter Century Working with the Interagency Ecological Program
  Steve Culberson.
- (Research Article) Heatwaves and Rising Temperatures in the Upper San Francisco Estuary: Trends and Effects on Ecosystems and Humans
  Brian Mahardja, Samuel M. Bashevkin, Catarina Pien, Shruti Khanna, Dharshani Pearson, Brittany Davis, Rupa Basu

If you’d like to have your article included on this page, send a description of the article to IEP@wildlife.ca.gov.

Visit the IEP Publications Library to see if we have it. Direct questions to IEP@wildlife.ca.gov.