The library has the following available for viewing and check-out:
Over 4,000 books on a wide range of environmental issues, including sustainability, energy issues, wildlife identification, and water conservation.
Over 400 magazines and newsletters, from Audubon to World Watch Magazine.
Over 300 videos and a growing collection of DVDs, such as "Affluenza", "An Inconvenient Truth", and family-friendly titles like "Hoot" and "Fly Away Home". We also feature the locally-produced environmental issues TV show "Common Ground" on video.
Emphasizes sharing nature with children and includes classroom activity guides and children's books. The collection supports Environmental Volunteers.
Covers a wide range of local environmental topics such as Coyote Valley development, San Francisco Airport expansion, habitat restoration, Stanford land use, and much more. This collection is stored in our filing cabinets, and is not searchable through our on-line catalog.
Covers information on backpacking, bicycling, boating, camping, hiking, horseback riding, mountaineering, skiing, and more, includeing many trail guides and maps.
Acterra's biannual newsletter. Information about recent happenings at Acterra, current environmental news, and local green resources.


