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Index - C

Cactus species, endangered, 65-66

California
     Aleutian Canada geese wintering areas in California, 1975-2000, peak counts of, 143f
     at-risk species living in coastal sage scrub habitats in southern California, 65t
     at-risk species living in late-successional forests in western Oregon, Washington, and northwestern California, 64 (t4.5)
     California condors, 137
     California red-legged frog, 109
     captively bred condors, 138 (f8.2) ecosystem conservation in, 29-30, 80
     endangered ecosystems in, 64
     Habitat Conservation Plan in San Diego County, 16
     habitat destruction in, 7
     human-caused reductions in westside California plant communities and formations, 64 (t4.4)
     human-mammal encounters in, 115
     mountain lions in, 122
     redwood trees in, 69 (f4.5)
     Salton Sea bird deaths, 133-134
     San Francisco garter snake, 112
     spotted owls in, 137
     summary of threats to insects/plants, 152 (t9.5)
     Yosemite National Park, 11, 26, 115

California condors, 137

California gnatcatcher, 136

California gray whale, 170

California peninsular bighorn sheep, 127

California red-legged frog, 109

Callenbach, Ernest, 128

Camping, in U.S. National Parks, 169

Canada
     fur industry in, 153
     North American Free Trade Agreement, 163

Canary, 5

Candidate species, 13

Canned hunting, 170

Cape pangolin, 159

Captive breeding
     black-footed ferrets, 117
     California condors, 137
     California red-legged frogs, 109
     Florida panthers, 122-123
     Kemp's ridley turtles, 111
     Mexican gray wolf, 119
     pandas, 122
     primates for science and research, 160-161
     red wolf, 120
     rhinoceros, 125
     whooping cranes, 138
     at zoos, 39

Carbon, 69

Carbon cycle
     description of, 42-43
     illustration of, 44f

Carbon dioxide
     deforestation and, 69
     emissions, 42-43
     emissions, reduction of, 51-52
     emissions, total world, 1995 and 2035, 46 (f3.6)
     emissions, world, from energy consumption, 1992-2001, 47f
     forests and, 49 (f3.11)
     forests and oceans and, 43-44
     global warming and, 7, 41-42
     greenhouse effect and, 41
     Kyoto Protocol and, 52
     sources, 2001, 46 (f3.5)

Carbon sinks
     forests and oceans as, 43-44
     Kyoto Protocol and, 52

Caribbean monk seal, 8, 102

Caribou calving locations of radio-collared female caribou during 1983-99, 39f
      oil drilling in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and, 28

Carnivorous plants, endangered, 78

Caterpillars, 145, 147

Cats
     big cats and humans, 115
     cheetahs, 123-124
     domestic cats, 132-133
     feral cats in Australia, 116
     jaguars, 123
     mountain lions, 122-123
     tigers, 123, 124f

"The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" (Twain), 109

Center for Biological Diversity
     Sacramento Mountains checkerspot butterfly and, 147
     Zayante band-winged grasshopper and, 149

Center for Plant Conservation, 79

CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons), 42, 43

Cheetahs, 123-124

Chemicals, 132
     See also Pesticides Chimpanzees, 160-161

China
     Chinese medicine, 159
     dams in, 88, 89, 89f
     endangered birds in, 131
     pandas in, 121-122
     primate trade and, 160
     wildlife trade in, 162

China's Environmental Protection Agency, 88

Chinese Academy of Sciences, 88

Chinese alligator, 114, 155

Chinese giant salamander, 108

Chinese medicine, 159, 162

Chinook salmon
     ESUs, endangered or threatened, 2002, 97f
     ESUs, trends in abundance of endangered or threatened, 1980-2002, 98f

Chiru antelope, 153

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), 42, 43

Choquette, Lisa, 156

Chukchi of Siberia, 165

Chytrid fungus, 107

Cichlids, 93

CITES. See Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species

Clams
     endangered or threatened species, February 2004, 18t
     endangered species of clam, snail, crustaceans, February 2004, 96t
     number of threatened/endangered, 91

Clean Water Act, 132

Clear-cutting, 72

Clemens, Samuel, 109

Climate. See Global warming

Clinton, Bill
     carbon dioxide emissions and, 52
     ecosystem conservation progress by, 29, 30
     Executive Order 13112 on Invasive Species, 8
     veto of oil drilling bill, 28
     Water Resources Development Act of 2000, 78

Clouds effect on global temperature, 49 (f3.13)
     effect on global warming, 44-45
     

CMS (Convention on Migratory Species of Wild Animals), 37-38

Coastal sage scrub habitats, 65t, 136

Coelacanth, 5

"Collapse and Conservation of Shark Populations in the Northwest Atlantic" (Baum and Myers), 100-101

Collection, wildlife
     amphibians, 107
     bird trade, 155-156, 155f
     cacti endangerment from, 66, 67
     rare-bird trade, profits to be made in, 156t
     reptile trade, 154-155
     tropical fish, 156
     of turtle eggs, 111
     wildcrafting, 79

Colombia, 131

Colorado River
     razorback sucker endangerment, 98, 99
     restoration of habitats, 30-31

Columbia River, 87, 93

Commercial trade. See Trade, wildlife

Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, 78

Condors
     California condors, 137
     captively bred, 138 (f8.2)

Conference of Parties (COP), 164

Conservation
     ecosystem conservation, 28-31, 80
     history of, 11
     of listed species, 13-15
     plant conservation, 79-80
     See also Species conservation

Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES)
     chiru antelope and, 153
     elephants and, 125-126
     issues of, 164-165
     primates used in research and, 160
     ratification of, 11
     regulation by, 34, 36-37
     restrictions on reptile trade, 114
     rhinoceros and, 124
     shark protection by, 100
     wildlife trade and, 162

Convention on Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS or Bonn Convention), 37-38

COP (Conference of Parties), 164

Coral bleaching, 51, 101

Coral reefs
     coral bleaching, 51
     endangered, 101
     photograph of, 51f
     tropical fish trade, 156

Corn, Bt, 147

Cougars, 122
     See also Mountain lions

Court cases lawsuit against U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, 97
     snail darter and Tellico Dam, 100
     Spirit of the Sage Council lawsuit, 16

Cowbirds, brown-headed, 136

Crane. See Whooping crane

Cretaceous period, 1

Criminal Fines Improvement Act, 163

Critical habitat
     butterflies, 147
     collectors and, 154
     in Hawaii, 65
     in National Parks, 24
     northern spotted owl, 4, 137
     plants, 79
     recovery and, 14
     showy stickseed, 67
     snail darter, 99-100
     spiders, 150

Crocodilians
     endangered, 114
     leather trade and, 153-154
     range of American alligator, 114 (f6.8)

Crustaceans
     endangered or threatened species, February 2004, 18t
     endangered species of clam, snail, crustaceans, February 2004, 96t
     number of threatened/endangered, 91
     threatened and endangered animal species found on National Wildlife Refuge System, 2004, 33t

Culling, elephant, 126, 164

Czech, Brian, 7

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