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Wildlife Index:     more books (100)

Fishery publication Index, 1955-64 by Fish and Wildlife Service, 1969-01-01 Wildlife land use suitability by A. M Houser, 1972 The Animal Kingdom. The Strange And Wonderful Ways Of Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Fish And Insects. a New And Authentic Natural History of the Wildlife of the World, Volume III - Fishes, Invertebrates, Insects, Index by Frederick, M. A. (Editor) Drimmer, 1954 American Wildlife Heritage: Selected Birds of America (Vol. 1), Selected Quadrupeds of North America (Vol. 2), American Wildlife Heritage (Vols. 3-10), plus Index (Vol. 11) [Complete 11 volume set with scarce prospectus]. by John James AUDUBON, 1977-01-01 American Wildlife Heritage: Selected Birds of America (Vol. 1) , Selected Quadrupeds of North America (Vol. 2) , American Wildlife Heritage (Vols. 3-10) , Plus Index (Vol. 11) - LIMITED EDITION - Complete Eleven (11) Volume Set by John James Audubon, 1977 Funk & Wagnalls Wildlife Encyclopedia (Volume 22: WRY-ZOR and Index) Handbook of the Birds of the World, Volume 3(Hoatzin to Auks) by Josep Del Hoyo, 1996-06 Navassa Island: Index of Navassa Island-Related Articles, Navassa Island National Wildlife Refuge, Flag of Navassa Island, Lulu Town, Lulu Bay Wild Animals (My First Look at... Index Board Books) by Peter Adby, 2000-05 The Countryside (My First Look at... Index Board Books) by Peter Adby, 2000-05 Herpetological Bibliography of Indonesia by Indraneil Das, 1998-07 The International Wildlife Encyclopedia Volume 20 Wyrneck to Zorro Special Contents Index Use of roadkill data to index and relate raccoon activity at a heavily predated, highdensity marine turtle nesting beach.: An article from: Endangered Species Update by Richard M. Engeman, Henry T. Smith, et all 2004-04-01 Biochemical composition and its relationship with the gonadal index of the black oyster Hyotissa hyotis (linnaeus, 1758) at Espiritu Santo Gulf of California.: ... article from: Journal of Shellfish Research by Sonia Rodriguez-Astudillo, Marcial Villalejo-Fuerte, et all 2005-12-01

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101. South Dakota Parks And Wildlife Foundation
     Designed to accept contributions, real or personal property, grants or bequests. These gifts will be used to benefit park development and wildlife preservation and enhancement.  
     http://www.state.sd.us/gfp/Foundation/
     
     Extractions: Mission: To solicit and encourage support from the private and public sector, that will facilitate the preservation and protection of our natural resources for parks and wildlife, and provide expanded recreational access opportunities for the people of South Dakota and their guests. This page was last updated March 11, 2004

102. Untitled Document
     Provides information and support to protect wildlife, and to stop illegal wildlife trade.  
     http://www.wpsi-india.org/

103. Artist At Watson's Wildlife Art & Decoy Gallery
     Collectible art prints, the work of some of North America's finest wildlife artists.  
     http://www.watsonswildlife.com/
     
     Extractions: View by Artist Anderson, Diane Aspevig, Clyde Barnes, Robert L Barnhouse, Dave Bateman, Robert Beecham, Greg Bell, Raymond Brinton, John Byerley, Bob The Mad Blue Bird Brenders, Carl Crowe, Phillip Chase, Rod Draper, Roger DiCianni, Ron Dubois, Tom Dyke, Larry Eberle, Howard Fincher, Kathryn Fracé, Charles Frisino, Louis Glazier, Nancy Goebel, Wilhelm J. Graham, Joanne Green, John C. Grelle, Martin Hagerman, Jack Hansel, Jim Hanks Steve Hansen, Derk Harvey, G. Henry, Patrick L. Hillier, Matthew Iverson, Ron Isaac, Terry Kelley, Rick Kinkade, Thomas Killen, Jim Kiss, Andrew Labouri, Susan LaMay, Art Longley, Brett Louque, Ron Maass, David A. Mansanarez, Tom McGovern, Randy Olsen, Greg Paluh, Jack Pynn, Gordon Ratnavaria, Gamini Redlin, Terry Reece, Maynard Schmehl, Bradley Seerey-Lester, John Smith, Daniel Smith, Michael L. Stocks, Gene Susinno, Mark Turnbaugh, David T. Weistling, Morgan Wright, George Young, Michael Zaiser, George Monet Style Artist Abad, Pacita Alexander, Kent Arbuckle, John Armstrong, Bill Sergio Astorga Bobby Neel Adams View by Subject Americana Birds - Ducks, Geese, etc

104. U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service
     Agency with mission of conserving, protecting and enhancing fish, wildlife, and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people.  
     http://www.fws.gov/

105. Kids Corner, Endangered Species, US Fish And Wildlife Service
     Search our site. Endangered Species Program Home Page. USFish wildlife Service home page. Updated June 14, 2002.  
     http://endangered.fws.gov/kids/

106. Thompson Temple Texas Wildlife
     Exotic hunts for Axis, Fallow, Sika, Red Stag, Blackbuck, Aoudad, and Ibex.  
     http://www.thompsontemple.texaswildlife.net

107. Endangered Species Program, US Fish Wildlife Service
     US Fish and wildlife Service. Craig Manson, Assistant Secretary of Fishand wildlife and Parks, discusses critical habitat designations.  
     http://endangered.fws.gov/

108. Hand Carved Wooden Fish - Trophy Fish Replicas A Perfect Gift Idea For The Avid
     Carvings of fish, deer, animals, wildlife, and people.  
     http://fishwildlifewoodcarver.com/

109. Hubbard Wildlife Services, Inc., Deer Feed, Food Plot, Food Plots, Antler, Antle
     Offering engineered food plot blends and supplements for deer hunters.  
     http://www.feedthedeer.com/
     
     Extractions: CLICK ABOVE TO ENTER Today, the serious hunter is more interested in the future of Deer, Turkey, Grouse, Pheasants and other wildlife than ever before. Wildlife management has become the mainstay of the long term commitment to the quality of our Natural Resources.. Research clearly indicated that nutrition plays a major role in the development and overall health of deer and other wildlife. Through research, it is found that a nutritionally deprived buck will produce less antler and body mass, however, increasing protein and vitamin/mineral levels will drastically increase those. During high nutritional states, such as antler development, the rut, pre and post birthing, and nursing, these animals require increased mineral intake for optimum health and development. With the products offered through Hubbard Wildlife Services, Inc., you will be able to provide the nutrition and habitat for years to come through the development of food plots and supplemental mineral feeding stations.

110. Defra , UK - Department For Environment Food And Rural Affairs
     DEFRA. The UK Government department tasked with issues such as the environment, rural development, the countryside, wildlife, animal welfare and sustainable development. Formerly MAFF, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Foods.  
     http://www.defra.gov.uk/
     
     Extractions: Food and Rural Affairs Contact Defra About Defra News Access to information ... Sustainable Development Defra works for the essentials of life - water, food, air, land, people, animals and plants Search Weekly focus: World Environment Day 2004 Make a difference on World Environment Day The Chelsea Flower Show Chelsea showcases the work of Defra's Darwin Initiative Sustainable Development WSSD Delivery plans published Biodiversity The Great Ape Survival Project (GrASP) In the regions Marlhamdale Farm Visitors Centre Earlier stories... Latest news: Defra celebrates its third anniversary

111. Connecticut Wildlife Division Home Page
     Information on the state's Department of Environmental Protection and the wildlife it oversees. Includes publications library and slide shows.  
     http://dep.state.ct.us/burnatr/wildlife/wdhome.htm

112. Untitled Document
     http://www.bio.usyd.edu.au/Wildlife/

113. Biggs Wildlife Pond
     Documents a private owners pond, with pictures and articles.  
     http://www.bigsnestpond.net/
     
     Extractions: April 2000 We've built our pond in our Sebastopol, California backyard, in the hole that was left when we took down our above ground pool (the deep end was dug in). We've used mostly native plants, many of which we have found along the roadsides from San Francisco, CA to Tillamook, OR. A lot of the fun in building this pond has been finding the plants, identifying them, and just seeing what will survive and what won't. We've also collected our own rocks, and even the fish that populate the pond! One of our biggest joys is seeing all the `critters' it supports, especially the dragonflies!

114. Home - Campus Ecology - National Wildlife Federation
     Get wildlife Online, our monthly enewsletter, Featuring Bird ID Tips, ParkFinder and wildlife Guides. © 1996-2004 National wildlife Federation.  
     http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/

115. The Truth About Cats And Wildlife
     Examines both sides of the Australian cats versus wildlife debate.  
     http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/petswelfare/cats/wildcats.html
     
     Extractions: var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" The truth about cats and wildlife Introduction Against cats In defense of cats References Rightly or wrongly, environmental groups and councils have increasingly called for the confinement of cats to prevent their predation on birds and other wildlife. Cats do impact on wildlife, like humans they kill to eat, but there has been a great deal of misinformation and propaganda about the true harm they do. This debate has become so heated at times, fueled by a minority of vocal cat haters who often have the ear of government, that people have lost sight of the fact that it is humans themselves who are the real culprits. Massive, ongoing and largely irreversible damage to the environment by human activity is the main reason for the loss of wildlife, the impact of cats being infinitesimal in comparison. In fact if given a choice, cats mainly prey on pest species such as rodents and rabbits as they have done for millennia, with the full endorsement of humans. It’s almost as though history is repeating itself. Cats through the ages have been cruelly persecuted and almost wiped out at times for various reasons, most notably during the Middle Ages when they became all but extinct in Europe due to suspicion and fear that they were witches in disguise. The result was that rats were able to proliferate and bubonic plague or Black Death, which is carried by the rat flea, killed one third of the known human population. It is worth noting that the plague bacillus is still with us today, still present in many countries including Australia. Rodents also transmit other diseases that are potentially devastating to humans, including hanta virus, which makes cyclic reappearances in various parts of the world whenever carrier rodent numbers build up.

116. Apply For A Job With The National Wildlife Federation Today! - National Wildlife
     National wildlife Federation, About NWF Contact Us Search, INDEPTH RESOURCESOUR PROGRAMS / WHERE WE WORK / NEWSROOM, Home, wildlife, Your Yard,  
     http://www.nwf.org/careergateway/

117. Bird Feeders, Houses And More...
     Feeders, baths, and houses. Also includes deicers, baffles, mounting hardware, and feed.  
     http://www.backyardwildlife.com/

118. Maine Department Of Inland Fisheries And Wildlife
     ~Welcome~ Maine Department of Inland Fisheries wildlife. Operation Game Thief. Visitthe Maine wildlife Park! Steve Powell wildlife Management Area Swan Island.  
     http://www.state.me.us/ifw/
     
     Extractions: HAVE A QUESTION OR COMMENT? Email: ifw.webmaster@maine.gov The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife was established to ensure that all species of wildlife and aquatic resources in the State of Maine are maintained and perpetuated for their intrinsic and ecological values, for their economic contribution, and for their recreational, scientific, and educational use by the people of the State. In addition, the Department is responsible for the establishment and enforcement of rules and regulations governing fishing, hunting, and trapping, propagation and stocking of fish, acquisition of wildlife management areas, the registration of snowmobiles, watercraft, and all terrain vehicles, safety programs for hunters, snowmobiles, and watercraft, and the issuing of licenses (hunting, fishing, trapping, guide, etc.) and permits. 2004 Bear Referendum Information Keyword Search:

119. Wildlife Materials International, Inc. -- We Manufacture Radio Telemetry Equipme
     Manufacturers of animal radio collars and other locating devices for use with pets or in the field. Lists and describes product uses. Some items can be ordered online.  
     http://www.wildlifematerials.com
     
     Extractions: "We manufacture radio telemetry equipment" Wildlife Materials International, Incorporated manufactures telemetry equipment that has benefited thousands of academic researchers, pet owners, hunters, 911 rescue teams, and numerous professional care facilities around the world. Browse our site for a look at our products, make a purchase through our online store, or just have a look around to see who we are and what we do. Home About Us Products FAQ ...

120. Island Restoration And Conservation. Species Management - Wildlife Management In
     Island management and research services island restoration, species management, monitoring, training. Based in Wellington, New Zealand. Scope is international.  
     http://www.wmil.co.nz/
     
     Extractions: WMIL's international reputation in island restoration and wildlife management has developed from years of working in the world's most sensitive environments. Our expertise has taken us to Mauritius, the Galapagos Islands, the Azores, Madeira, Falklands/Malvinas, Ascension Island, and - closer to home - Pitcairn, Norfolk and Great Barrier Islands. Our mission is island restoration and conservancy, including pest eradication, species management, research and monitoring, and general island restoration services. what we do our track record who we are contact us Phone: +64 4 388-9053 Fax: +64 4 388-9051 email: elizabeth@wmil.co.nz

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