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Freshwater Ecology: Finding Articles

Resources for ESPM C115A / IB C171

Start your search

Start your search here to find books, articles, and more.

 

More on Start Your Search, including what is and isn't included.

Top Research Databases for Freshwater Ecology

Use one or more of these databases to find articles, conference proceedings, reports, and other materials relevant to research in freshwater ecology:

Best for biology / ecology

*Try switching your BIOSIS (or Web of Science) search to All Databases (under Select a database) to search more content.*

Databases with broad coverage in the sciences

Specialized database that includes more than just journal articles

Getting connected

Review and Tips from Bio 1B

Where's the PDF?

Once you've searched a database to find articles, use UC-eLinks to link to a PDF or html file if the full text is not immediately available. Each database is a bit different, but a general rule is: when you see  (UC-eLinks icon), click on it to view your article access options, which can range from online full text, to checking OskiCat for print, to an Interlibrary Loan request.

You can also use Citation Linker to get to UCeLinks and find full text from a full or partial citation.

Borrowing items not available at UC Berkeley

The Interlibrary Borrowing Service (IBS) assists UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff request books, articles and other materials not available (e.g. the material is in-use, in process, missing, at the bindery, not owned) at UC Berkeley using Melvyl and other IBS tools

Citation Linker: Finding the article when you have a citation

Sometimes you find an article in a bibliography, a book or a footnote -- and you want to see if we have it. The Citation Linker searches through our online databases to see if it is available fulltext. If not, it sets up a search for the paper journal in Melvyl. And if we don't have it at Berkeley, it lets you request it through Interlibrary Loan.