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Shapiro, M 2006. “KidsGrow program makes a difference”
Kobell, R 2006. “The greening of Baltimore”
Dominguez, A 2006. “Suburban streams important to helping bay restoration”
Weise, E 2005. “As suburbs grow, so do environmental fears” http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/2005-12-27-suburbs-environment_x.htm.
O'Hanlon, L 2005. “Science of suburbia gets closer look” www.discovery.com.
Chui, G 2005. “New turf for science: suburbia: ecologists studying role of lawns, pesticides”
Purdy, M 2003. “Tilling takes toll on soil's tiny creatures, student finds”
Dewar, H 2003. “Wildlife's urban niche. Habitat: largely unnoticed right under the noses of busy humans, other city dwellers have carved out a way of life.” : 1A-6A.
Mansour, R 2002. “Flower power battles grime; turns trash lots into gardens”
DeNike, L 2002. “Young scientists join pros in RPCS research” 31(8): 1 & 8.
Grosfeld, D 2002. “A new worm under the sun” 10(18): . http://www.bayweekly.com/year02/issueX18/dockX18.html.
Hyland, T 2002. “What's slimy, small and white? Scientists discover new species of worm at Jug Bay” : C1-C2.
Staff Reporter 2000. “'Housing rules' hidden legacy: more whites live near toxic chemicals than minorities; segregation laws blamed”
Lincoln, T 1998. “Area students will help explore city's environment” : 2B.
McDonald, KA 1998. “Ecology's last frontier: studying urban areas to monitor the impact of human activity” XLIV #23: A18.
Wheeler, TB 1998. “The nature of the city. Ecology: scientists are examining unpristine Baltimore to find how we've altered our landscape over centuries”
Matthews, P 1997. “Study tracks impact on desert” 49 (288): A1.
Van Der Werf, M 1997. “Valley's urban ecology in focus” : A1.
Naeem, S 2001. “How changes in biodiversity may affect the provision of ecosystem services” : 3-33.
Franklin, Jerry F. 1989. “'New forestry' better way to cut up the pie” : 1-4. http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/pubs/pdf/pub3254.pdf.