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Wildlife - General Information:     more books (82)

Fancy Pigeons: Containing Full Directions For Their Breeding And Management, With Descriptions Of Every Known Variety And All Other Information Of Interest Or Use To Pigeon Fanciers by James C. Lyell, 2007-09-13 The Exploitation of Plant Genetic Information: Political Strategies in Crop Development (Biotechnology in Agriculture) by R. Pistorius, J. van Wijk, 1999-12 Misunderstood: Bats (Giant Edition) (Information Series) by Art L'Hommedieu, 1997-05 The Gift of the Deer (Fesler-Lampert Minnesota Heritage Book Series) by Helen Hoover, 1998-04 Explore Antarctica by Louise Crossley, 1995-04-28 What Lives in the Sea: Pop-up Book (Information books - pop-up science series) by Peter Seymour, 1985-07-31 Amazing Animal Senses (Information books) by Ron Van Der Meer, Atie Van Der Meer, 1990-09-01 SANTA FE COUNTY; OFFICIALS, WILDLIFE LOVERS TO MAP HABITATS.(Local News): An article from: The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM) by Gale Reference Team, 2009-02-24 Misunderstood: Spiders (Giant Edition) (Information Ser) by Art L'Hommedieu, Art L'Hommesieu, 1997-01 My World: Green Level, 1st Wave: Inside an Ant's Nest (New way information books) by Christine Butterworth, 1988-03-25 R. and D.: Information Book - Animals in Danger Level 4: Reading and Language Programme for the Primary Years (R & D) by Jessie Reid, 1986-02-14 Let's Go Green: Environmental Ideas, Activities and Information by Lora A. Lisbon, 1990-03 Wildlife Fencing Design Guide: C646 by H. W. Pepper, M. Holland, et all 2006-06 Wildlife Awareness Manual: Antarctic Peninsula, South Shetland Islands, South Orkney Islands (Wildlife Information Publication 1.) by Colin Malcolm Harris, 2006-05-31

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41. Organization Of Fish And Wildlife Information Managers-General Information
    The Organization of Fish and wildlife information Managers (OFWIM) is a nonprofitorganization whose goal is to promote the management and conservation of  
    http://fwie.fw.vt.edu/ofwim/org/
    
    Extractions: Organization Information The Organization of Fish and Wildlife Information Managers (OFWIM) is a nonprofit organization whose goal is to promote the management and conservation of natural resources by facilitating technology and information exchange among fish and wildlife information managers. OFWIM was formally established in 1993 and was granted non-profit status in 1995. In achieving its mission, OFWIM emphasizes coordination, outreach, technical assistance, and continuing education. Objectives within each of these focus areas are met through the production of an information newsletter (published 3 times each year), sponsorship of an annual national meeting, sponsorship of regional meetings, sponsorship and participation in training sessions, and the maintenance of the FWIM-L listserver. Return to OFWIM Main Page

42. Wildlife - N.H. Fish And Game
    Training FAQs. general wildlife information wildlife profiles Nongameand Endangered wildlife Program Hunting wildlife FAQs. general  
    http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/Wildlife/wildlife.htm
    
    Extractions: Find out what Fish and Game is doing to protect wildlife species that are not hunted, fished or trapped in New Hampshire. Project updates, Wildlines newsletter, wildlife species lists. Help support New Hampshire's endangered wildlife program! List of N.H.'s Endangered and Threatened Wildlife Species New Hampshire Wildlife Report

43. Eastern Bluebird
    general information. The history of the bluebird spans a series of struggles and successesand only recently, through active wildlife management, has its future  
    http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/1999/eastblue/eastblue.htm
    
    Extractions: Sialia sialis metal posts, clearing of field borders and fence rows to increase cropland acreage, and a growing human population also contributed to population reductions. Fortunately, the favored status of the bluebird and its acceptance of artificial nesting structures has led to increased efforts to boost its populations to sustainable levels. Placement of thousands of nest boxes by concerned individuals has contributed significantly to ensuring a future for the eastern bluebird. The ongoing recovery of the eastern bluebird is an example of how sound wildlife management practices have been used to increase the survival success of an individual wildlife species. This pamphlet is designed to serve as an introduction to the habitat requirements of the eastern bluebird and to assist in the development of a comprehensive bluebird management plan. The success of any individual species management plan depends on targeting the specific needs of the species and analyzing the designated habitat areas as a whole to ensure that all required habitat elements are present. This guide also provides recommendations for program monitoring to document successes and to ensure that problems are addressed as they arise. This resource is based on the following source: Anonymous. 1999. Eastern Bluebird (Sialia sialis). U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Madison, MS, and Wildlife Habitat Council, Silver Spring, MD. Fish and Wildlife Habitat Management Leaflet No. 2. 12 pages.

44. Heard Natural Science Museum And Wildlife Sanctuary: Education Programs
    Accessibility The Heard Natural Science Museum and wildlife Sanctuary is fully accessibleto people with disabilities. general Admission information The museum  
    http://www.heardmuseum.org/schoolresources/resourcesgeneral.html
    
    Extractions: One Nature Place, McKinney, TX (972) 562-5566 Home About Heard Map to Heard Memberships ... Sign up for E-News Updates Learn More What's in the News FAQ Research Education Programs ... Raptor Center Visit The Heard Heard Nature Store Native Plant Garden Exhibits Trails and Sanctuary Take Action Memberships Donations and Supporters Parties and Events Ancillary Groups ... Volunteers 2003 Calendar of Events 2004 Native Plant Sale Through March 2004 - Ratsnakes to Rattlers - A Live Texas Snake Exhibit.

45. National Museum Of Wildlife Art In Jackson Hole, Wyoming Featuring Fine Art Depi
    The National Museum of wildlife Art website offers free educational resources, highlightsof the collection, general museum information and free online games  
    http://www.wildlifeart.org/Info/GeneralInformation.cfm
    
    Extractions: The National Museum of Wildlife Art opened to the public in May of 1987 in downtown Jackson, WY. In September of 1994, the museum moved to its current location. Initially, the Museum represented the culmination of a lifetime of study and collection of wildlife art by Bill and Joffa Kerr. As the museum has grown, the collection of over 2,300 works now includes a broader array of wildlife from around the world.

46. IFWP International Federation Of Wildlife Photography
    general information. The term wildlife should be interpreted as nature in its broadest sense wherever appropriate in this text. The Beginning.  
    http://www.ifwp.net/general.htm
    
    Extractions: The term "wildlife" should be interpreted as "nature" in its broadest sense wherever appropriate in this text. The first meeting of wildlife photographers from different backgrounds took place in Strasbourg, in 1978, under the auspices of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe and at the initiative of the Association Sportive de la Chasse Photographique Française. The meeting was able to examine the various points of views, in a constructive way, taking into consideration national legislations, as well as the moral code voluntarily adopted by each association. The comparison between the various techniques of wildlife photography, with due respect to the quietness of the animals, gave this gathering its full significance. This meeting gave rise to the idea of creating an International Federation aimed at attempting to give wildlife photographers, from various countries, a common goal : the exercise of their activities with strict respect for nature, concern for authentic documentation and defense of their rights. Associations from France, Great Britain, Hungary and Italy then formed IFWP on the 14th of April 1980 for the purpose of promoting the Ethics of Wildlife Photography, and Nature Photography in general, and to set up common rules for all the members of the Federation.

47. CWHR General Information
    published and unpublished biological information and professional general Analysesof Model Output. values from the California wildlife Habitat Relationships  
    http://www.dfg.ca.gov/whdab/html/morecwhr.html
    
    Extractions: whdab@dfg.ca.gov My CA Search DFG California Wildlife Habitat Relationships (CWHR) System General Information CWHR System Components There are several components in the CWHR System.  These include: A complete species list of California Life history information and geographic range data by season on 675 regularly-occurring species A standardized habitat classification scheme for California containing 59 habitats, structural stages for most habitats, and 124 special habitat elements. A community-level matrix model associating 675 wildlife species to these standard habitats and stages – rating suitability for reproduction, cover, and feeding. A software application containing all system components.  CWHR Version 8.0 prints species life history descriptions, habitat descriptions and custom reports of database queries. Each custom report includes a list of wildlife species projected to occur in a given location and set of habitat conditions. Habitat suitability indices can also be calculated for each species in a given habitat condition and these values can be compared between two different habitat conditions for land use planning assessments. Version 8.0 also includes BIOVIEW, an application that translates habitat suitability values for wildlife species into data that can be used in a Geographic Information System (GIS), with an option to apply fuzzy logic to the calculation of these values.

48. Wildlife Camp Zambia General Information
    general information. To get to wildlife Camp, you can fly from Lusaka or Lilongwein Malawi to Mfuwe International Airport which services South Luangwa National  
    http://www.wildlifecamp-zambia.com/generalinformation.htm
    
    Extractions: If you need to pick up supplies in Chipata there is a Shoprite supermarket, a good butchers shop (Chipata Farm Shop), Barclays and Zambian banks and all manner of other goods suppliers that you may need to stock up on! In Mfuwe village itself, basic groceries only are available, if you are self catering we would advise shopping in Chipata for the duration of your stay in the valley. FUEL If you are driving up, carry as much fuel as possible. There is a BP fuel station here in Mfuwe, they do usually have petrol and diesel, but in case of lack of supply, it is always wise to carry a couple of full jerry cans with your own vehicle. Fuel is obviously more expensive out here as well. IMMIGRATION If you require assistance from customs or immigration officials during your stay in this part of Zambia, offices are available locally at Mfuwe airport or in Chipata town.

49. Florida Freshwater Fisheries And Fishing
    Division of Freshwater Fisheries Florida Fish and wildlife Conservation Commission620 South Home Water Works Wonders is a great general information site for  
    http://floridafisheries.com/

50. ODFW - Wildlife
    Nile Virus Comprehensive wildlife Conservation Strategy - Draft Upland Game BirdFramework 2005-2010 PDF. Hunting Resources general Hunting information - News  
    http://www.dfw.state.or.us/ODFWhtml/InfoCntrWild/InfoCntrWild.htm

51. Haliburton Forest And Wildlife Reserve Ltd: General Information
    general information Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd. is aprivately owned forest in Central Ontario s Haliburton Highlands.  
    http://www.haliburtonforest.com/info.htm
    
    Extractions: Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd. is a privately owned forest in Central Ontario's Haliburton Highlands. Comprising over 60,000 acres of rolling hardwood forests, pristine lakes, meandering rivers and extensive wetlands, make it a nature enthusiasts dream. Haliburton Forest is Canada's first "certified sustainable forest", meeting the stringent standards of the "Forest Stewardship Council", a NGO, supported by such organizations as the WWF or the Sierra Club. (see " " page)

52. Space Coast Birding And Wildlife Festival, Titusville, Florida - General Informa
    Festival November 12 16, 2003 Brevard County, Florida. A celebrationof birds and wildlife. Pelican. general information. Please  
    http://www.nbbd.com/fly/info.html
    
    Extractions: November 12 - 16, 2003 Brevard County, Florida A celebration of birds and wildlife. GENERAL INFORMATION Please contact us at the festival office at 2000 S. Washington Avenue, Titusville, FL 32780 or call us at 321-268-5224. The office is staffed 10am to 4pm Monday through Friday. If we are not available, please leave a message and we will get back to you! You may also visit the festival web site www.nbbd.com/fly or contact the festival chair, Laurilee Thompson, at: 321-268-5000. * Food service (including vegetarian and heart healthy items) will be available from Hot Stuff Catering at the snack bar located in the gymnatorium during the above festival hours. Tables are available there and outside in the pavilion area. Coffee and breakfast items will be available each morning prior to bus departure. WE LOOK FORWARD TO HELPING YOU ENJOY THE FESTIVAL! Please plan to make your overnight reservations early. Please plan some extra time to explore our wonderful community and surrounding areas.

53. Space Coast Birding And Wildlife Festival, Titusville, Florida - General Informa
    November 12 16, 2003 Brevard County, Florida. A celebration of birds andwildlife. Pelican. general information. HOW TO GET TO THE FESTIVAL ..  
    http://www.nbbd.com/fly/directions.html
    
    Extractions: FROM THE NORTH , exit at highway 46 (exit 226). Turn east and go to highway U.S. 1. Go south on U.S. 1 approximately 3 miles to Brevard Community College (will be on your left). turn east onto highway 528 (beeline expressway/toll road). Drive east to I-95. Turn north on I-95. Follow above driving directions coming from the south.

54. Chicago Botanic Garden - 26 Gardens - General Information
    wildlife Sighted. Mammals Big Brown Bat, Hoary Bat, Little BrownBat, Red Bat, SilverHaired Bat, Beaver, Gray Chipmunk, Eastern  
    http://www.chicagobotanic.org/info/wildlife.html
    
    Extractions: Big Brown Bat, Hoary Bat, Little Brown Bat, Red Bat, Silver-Haired Bat, Beaver, Gray Chipmunk, Eastern Cottontail, Coyote, White-Tailed Deer, Red Fox, Mink, Prairie Deer Mouse, White-Footed Mouse, Muskrat, Opossum, Raccoon, Cinereous Shrew, Short-Tailed Shrew, Striped Skunk, Eastern Fox Squirrel, Eastern Grey Squirrel, Southern Flying Squirrel, Thirteen-Lined Ground Squirrel, Meadow Vole, Woodchuck.

55. West Nile Virus Information For The General Public
    general information. National Pesticide information Center answers health concernsabout insect repellents and insecticide used Horses, Livestock, and wildlife.  
    http://www.doh.wa.gov/ehp/ts/Zoo/WNV/GeneralPublic.html
    
    Extractions: You are here: DOH Home EH EHS West Nile Virus » General Information Search Employees Site Directory Surveillance Update: Maps Statistics News Releases Information For: General Public Clinical Information For: Environmental Health Information For: Permit For: Aquatic Mosquito Control Information Numbers: Olympia Area Toll Free CDC (TTY) Find Your Local Health Department General Information Prevention Tips Mosquitoes - Take the Bite Out of the Bug! Tips on protecting yourself and your family against disease mosquitoes may carry. Mosquito Problems Start at Home Simple steps you can take to reduce the places mosquitoes live and breed around your home. West Nile Virus, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC offers in-depth health information on West Nile virus. West Nile Virus and Wild Game Issues, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC addresses hunters' concerns about the risk of West Nile infection by handling and eating wild game as well as from mosquito bites. NIOSH Update - Ways to Avoid West Nile Virus Risk in Outdoor Work, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

56. Nebraska Game And Parks Commission - Hunting Guide - General Information
    general Hunting information. USING GAME BIRDS FOR DOG TRAINING Birds can only bepurchased from a Captive wildlife permittee or licensed nonresident breeder.  
    http://www.ngpc.state.ne.us/hunting/guides/generalhunt3.asp
    
    Extractions: Purchase a Permit Nebraska Hunting Guide USING GAME BIRDS FOR DOG TRAINING Birds can only be purchased from a Captive Wildlife permittee or licensed nonresident breeder. Pigeons do not fall under that restriction. Special provisions apply for the possession and use of game birds for dog-training purposes. Please contact the Game and Parks Commission for more information. top Operation Game Thief has changed its name to Nebraska Wildlife Crimestoppers. The number to call when you see a game violation is still the same: 1-800-742-7627. This toll-free hotline is sponsored by the Nebraska Wildlife Protectors in cooperation with the Game and Parks Commission. Help protect your wildlife resources. Your call will be kept completely confidential and you may be eligible for a cash reward. More Nebraska Wildlife Crimestoppers Information top Sunrise and Sunset Restrictions Shooting Hours: Antelope, deer, bighorn sheep, and elk - 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset; Badger, bobcat gray fox, long-tailed weasel, mink, opossum, raccoon, red fox and striped skunk - 24 hours; Turkey and upland game species - 30 minutes before sunrise to sunset.

57. EE Link: Grants - General Information
    Grants general information to develop funding for EE programs, and 2) informationon education and to protect and improve the quality of wildlife habitat in  
    http://eelink.net/grants-generalinformation.html
    
    Extractions: Grants - General Information Links from this page offer 1) strategy and techniques to develop funding for EE programs, and 2) information on education-related grants that may be applicable to EE. See also the link to EE-Specific funding sources at left. Sort by: Choose a method: Alphabetical: A to Z Alphabetical: Z to A Rating: Total Rating: Month Visits: Total Visits: Month Addition Date: Oldest to Newest Addition Date: Newest to Oldest 2005 Toyota Tapestry Grants Rate Error Cached The 2005 Toyota Tapestry program will award 50 grants of up to $10,000 each and a minimum of 20 "mini-grants" of $2,500 each to K-12 science teachers. Interested teachers should propose innovative science projects that can be implemented in their school or school district over a one-year period. Application Deadline: January 19, 2005

58. CITES - Canadian Wildlife Service - Environment Canada
    information Note 1 — general information. The Canadian wildlife Service of thefederal Department of the Environment has been designated as the authority to  
    http://www.cites.ec.gc.ca/eng/sct4/note01_e.cfm
    
    Extractions: Table of Contents What is CITES, and why is it important? The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) is an international agreement to regulate trade in specific species of wild animals and plants, as well as their respective parts and derivatives. The need to eliminate trade in illegally obtained animals and plants has existed for many years, particularly in developing nations in Africa, South America, and the Far East. The nations hardest hit are those that are very undeveloped, have little revenue, and are located in tropical areas that abound with wild animals and plants. The only income of any importance to many of these nations is from controlled exploitation of their natural resources in such ways as tourism and legalized hunting. If the resource is illegally hunted or destroyed, a major income source is lost and the country is likely to become even more destitute. Poaching and the resulting movement of illegally obtained specimens are worldwide and involve a very considerable amount of money. This type of trade often involves extreme cruelty to animals and very considerable wastage. The illegal trade of wild animals has, in some areas, practically exterminated certain species.

59. Wildlife Information
    Please excuse our mess! I need information on general wildlife information Mammals Birds Reptiles Amphibians. general wildlife information.  
    http://www.entm.purdue.edu/wildlife/Wildlife Information.htm
    
    Extractions: Check with local authorities for guidance in your state. This page is currently under construction! Please excuse our mess! I need information on: General Wildlife Information Mammals Birds General Wildlife Information Not sure what animal you are dealing with? Use our Species Identification resources to help you! "Don't Put the Welcome Mat Out" Courtesy of University of Nebraska, Lincoln* "Living with Wildlife: Both Sides of the Coin" PDF FILE (1487 KB) ideal for classroom use Courtesy of USDA " Working with Wildlife: Animal Damage Management - Rules and Regulations " PDF FILE (384 KB) Courtesy of Purdue University Dept. of Forestry and Natural Resources "Identification and Assessment of Wildlife Damage: An Overview" PDF File (920 KB) from Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage* Indiana Endangered Species Lists Indiana Wildlife Laws and Regulations Guidelines for Wildlife Control Mammals I found a baby animal!

60. SARA Public Registry - General Information
    This section includes a variety of general information related to SARA. of the variousactivities related to the protection and recovery of wildlife species.  
    http://www.sararegistry.gc.ca/gen_info/default_e.cfm
    
    Extractions: Vancouver Island Beggarticks Search: Species General Information The Act Species Assessment Strategies / Plans Regulations / Orders Agreements / Permits Policies / Guidelines Public Consultations Website Keywords: Advanced Search This section includes a variety of general information related to SARA. Although this may be broad in nature, it does provide an overview of the various activities related to the protection and recovery of wildlife species. News releases and factsheets provide information on key events and components under the Act. In addition, both the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) and the Minister of Environment, must publish an annual report on their activities and administration of the Act. Finally, you will find any written roundtable recommendations; the Minister's response to those recommendations; and reports on the general status of wildlife species. Published every five years, these reports provide an overview on the situation of wildlife species in Canada. Please view the following for more general information related to the Act:

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