Steller

Steller's eiders are considered at high risk of carrying the virus, which experts fear could jump from birds to humans and cause a pandemic.

This is a detailed and lavishly illustrated biography of Georg Wilhelm Steller (1707-1746), Alaska's first naturalist.

In 1741, Georg Wilhelm Steller became the first European naturalist to set foot in the western half of the North American continent, while accompanying the Russian explorer Vitus Bering on his Alaskan expeditions.

* inform the public about Steller's eiders and involve communities in the decision-making processes related to eider conservation issues,

PSYCHOLOGIST ROBYN STELLER had never been involved in a conservation campaign before she moved to Braidwood.

But the STeller system is so versatile and so easy to work with that we could not be happier."

Steller sea lions lumber around the rock outcropping, while others lie still, looking like so many long sandbags.

The giants among them are male Steller's, or northern sea lions (Eumetopias jubatus).

For more information contact Stuart Steller at s.steller@cbinet.com or see www.cbinet.com

On July 13, 1999, January 25, 2000, and July 19, 2000, the Federal District Court of Western Washington held that the National Marine Fisheries Service ("NMFS") failed to comply with its obligations under the Endangered Species Act ("ESA") and the National Environmental Policy Act ("NEPA") concerning two Alaskan groundfish fisheries ("Alaskan Fisheries") and their interactions with the Steller sea lion ("Steller").

Glacier Bay provides new birthing ground for Steller sea lions, whose overall numbers are down.

He was an easy six-length winner from Blue Steller at Longchamp in October - his only start as a two-year-old for David Loder.

For Rosanne Steller, a University of Maryland senior graduating this month, it will be the latter.

The son of Sadler's Wells passed the post five lengths clear of the Freddie Head-trained Blue Steller, who pipped Foundation Spirit for second.