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Natural Resource Sciences

The Owen and Fischer Libraries contain many resources for students and faculty interested in a wide range topics pertaining to natural resources science. If you have any questions not answered on the WSU Libraries website or would like to request the libraries purchase a book or journal on any subject related to natural resources, please contact Cindy Kaag. For questions about the WSU academic program, please see Natural Resources.

 

Electronic Journals

ELECTRONIC JOURNALS: The WSU Libraries list their electronic journal holdings in the library catalog (known as Griffin). References to an electronic journal in the catalog should have hypertext links either to the electronic journal itself or to the database that contains the electronic journal. If you cannot find a journal that you have reason to believe should be available at WSU, or you would like to have electronic access to a journal, please contact Joel Cummings

Connecting to electronic and paper journals via the FindIt icon--- This software dynamically links indexes, like Web of Science or Agricola, to full-text electronic documents, the library catalog, or interlibrary loan services. If you see a button like the one to the right, you should be able to click on it and find the WSU libraries' holdings for the item -- in print or electronic form.In addition, the Libraries have created a guide to selecting journals for submitting your manuscripts.

 

Library Catalogs

Library Catalog

The GRIFFIN library catalog contains the holdings for all of the WSU Libraries across the state, including: books, e-books, e-journals and print journals, government documents, movies, and more.

WSU Libraries are members of Summit. Summit is a catalog of books, journals, and other items owned by 36 libraries in Oregon and Washington. Students and faculty at WSU can search for and borrow books for no charge.

Science Librarian and Instruction Coordinator

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Betty Galbraith
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Office: Owen Library 119
Phone: (509) 335-7930
Fax: (509) 335-2534

Mailing Address:
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Washington State University
Pullman WA 99164-3200.
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