21. International Fund For Animal Welfare | Miscellaneous | Site Map Wildlife Animal Rescue endangered species Conservation Fund. endangered species Elephants, Gorillas Rhinoceros Protection Organization. http://www.ifaw.org/ifaw/general/sitemap/en-AU/

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22. Endangered Species Art Gallery - The Finest Art Crafted From The Finest Junk perpetrators. Bianca, posing for the camera. miscellaneous endangered Stuff. Old Faithful The exclusive endangered species Tour Vehicle! If http://www.endangeredspeciesart.com/htm/staff.htm

Artist's Pick Welcome to Endangered Species Online! The Endangered Species Staff - click picture for larger version The ever vigilant 'Dudley Dawg' . Head of Security for Endangered Species. Favorite Activity: Eating and Sleeping. Personal Work Ethic: Less is More...nothing is even better! Art Princess Yes folks! Endangered Species Studios is so big time that we had to hire on our very own Landscape Maintenance and Beautification Engineers Well gooolly! It's Andy, Barney, and Aunt Bee! Practicing the art of restraint. Our 'ever vigilant' Dudley Dawg has taught his apprentices in Security Services well. The black sheep of the family! This mischievious little one will keep the Security Staff on their toes. Shortnin' standing guard in the watch tower while Dudley checks the back of his eyelids for perpetrators. Bianca , posing for the camera.

23. Investigating Endangered Species In The Classroom products, corals and sea shells and a variety of miscellaneous consumer products endangered species of Hawaii A research project created by a school program http://eelink.net/EndSpp.old.bak/ES.lesson.html

See our new Endangered Species website! See our new Endangered Species website! Investigating Endangered Species in the Classroom This page includes starting points for teachers and classrooms to use in investigating endangered species issues. Curricula and lesson plans, information about ongoing projects students can participate in, and current conservation efforts by various organizations will help involve classrooms in learning why species become endangered and will help students participate in reversing those processes. EE-Link is interested in gathering more information on lesson plans and curricula that could be formatted for WWW. Please contact our EE Administrator if you know of curricula or lesson plans we could add here. Curricula Birds: Our Environmental Indicators An entire hypertext curriculum plan for middle school students from Earth Generation. This also provides ideas for using the Internet in "extension" activities. Formatted for the WWW by EE-Link. Vanishing Species Curriculum created by the Texas Memorial Museum. From Armadillo, the Texas Studies gopher, this is an entire EE curriculum plan for grades 5-8 (K-4 and 9-12 are coming) emphasizing cooperative learning and stories as instructional aids. "The student is encouraged to see himself or herself as an integral part of nature, to accept responsibility for personal actions, and to understand there is no conflict between environmental concern and personal goodthey are all one." Whales "A thematic Web Unit" with a bibliography, homework ideas, book reviews, project ideas,and student activities in social studies, research, math, language arts, etc. and more. They say "This Web document provides a thematic unit for cooperative learning across the K - 5 integrated curriculum which is an interactive resource for teachers, students and parents."

24. MISCELLANEOUS TRUST FUNDS to be $11,000,000, the budget request, for miscellaneous trust funds. has responsibility for migratory birds, threatened and endangered species, certain marine http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp107&&r_n=hr103.107&sel=TOC_65

25. MISCELLANEOUS TRUST FUNDS provides an indefinite appropriation of $11,000,000 for miscellaneous trust funds In endangered species programs there are increases of $400,000 in candidate http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp107&&r_n=hr234.107&sel=TOC_22

26. Federal Endangered Species Act Federal endangered species Act. miscellaneous Issues. Digest of Recent Case Law. November, 2002. by. Tara L. Mueller, Esq. Deputy Attorney General. http://www.cnps.org/NPCC/ESA Case law/Web FESA Misc Issues Nov 02.htm

Federal Endangered Species Act Miscellaneous Issues Digest of Recent Case Law November, 2002 by Tara L. Mueller, Esq. Deputy Attorney General California Office of the Attorney General Land Law Section, Oakland CA The views herein expressed are solely those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the California Attorney General, the California Department of Justice, or any other California state agency. Preemption: A. Ninth Circuit Holds That California Initiative Banning Use of Leghold Traps Is Preempted By the ESA: National Audubon Society v. Davis ... , 199 F.Supp.2d 217 (D.N.J. 2002). Preemption: A. Ninth Circuit Holds That California Initiative Banning Use of Leghold Traps Is Preempted By the ESA: National Audubon Society v. Davis , 307 F.3d 835 (9 th Cir. 2002). Case Summary This case involved a challenge to Proposition 4, an initiative adopted by the California voters in 1998 that banned the use of steeljawed leghold traps and certain poisons to capture or kill wildlife in the state. Among other provisions, the initiative made it generally illegal to trap furbearing and nongame animals with steeljawed leghold traps, and to buy, sell or exchange the fur of animals captured with such traps.

27. Miscellaneous miscellaneous. This site contains a list of English titles with links to Spanish text publications. Top. Other. Basic Aspects of the endangered species Act (html). http://www.aces.edu/urban/spanishmisc.html

Miscellaneous This site contains a list of English titles with links to Spanish text publications. Family Consumer General Health Other ... Adolescents and Alcohol (html) (html) Children, Adolescents and HIV/AIDS [html] Children and Pets [html] Children With a Chronic Disease (html) Choosing a Substance Abuse Treatment (html) Continuum of Care for Children and Adolescents [html] Epilepsy (html) [pdf] Helping Children Cope With Disasters (html) Helping Kids Cope with a Loved One's Death Sentence (html) (html) [ pdf Suicide in Adolescents (html) Suicide: Know When to Seek Help for Your Kids (html) Suicide: Where to Seek Help for Your Kids (html) TeensTobacco Talk (html) Visual Impairments (html) [ pdf Top Consumer Fair Housing: Know Your Rights [html] Fight for Fair Housing [html] Getting Help: Call 9-1-1 [html] Home Inspection (pdf) Housing Discrimination is Illegal [html] Junk Mail [html] Private Vocational or Technical School [html] Responsible Handling of Personal Information [html] Using the Operator [html] Telemarketing [html] The Lemon Law [html] Top Family Color Our Bright and Beautiful World [html] Father Involvement in Schools [html] Food Stamp Facts [html] [ pdf Food Stamps and Other Nutrition Programs [html] [pdf] Guidelines for Family Television Viewing [html] Latino World: Culture [web site] Latino World: Music [web site] Teacher-Parent Partnerships [html] What Type of Birth Control Methods Should You Use?

28. Critters | Arkansas Wildlife | Miscellaneous In 1994, America s efforts to save endangered species reached a milestone with the announcement by the US Fish and Wildlife Service that the bald eagle had http://www.agfc.com/critters/wildlife_misc_p2.html

Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security A Guide to Arkansas Wildlife Navigate: Pull Down for Bookmarks All Photos Armadillo Beaver Coyote Eagle, Bald Fox, Gray Mountain Lion Opossum Rabbit Turtle Armadillo Click Photo for Big Version Arkansas' nine-banded armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus) is a stranger in a strange land. It's one of the state's most unusual mammals, and it's the most recent arrival. Armadillos like to burrow, and they're good at it. So good, in fact, they often run into trouble with humans who take a dim view of 'diller digs in the middle of their lawns and golf courses. Burrows afford armadillos protection from temperatures. They also provide the same benefits for rabbits, skunks, opossums and other animals. Armadillos have excellent senses of hearing and smell. However, their eyesight is poor, and they frequently come out on the losing end of encounters with automobiles, which probably kill more armadillos than any predator.

29. Are Pro-Life Healthcare Providers Becoming An Endangered Species? Otherwise, we all can become an endangered species. Conservatism; Culture/Society; Editorial; Front Page News; Government; miscellaneous; Politics/Elections; US http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/938877/posts

FreeRepublic .com "A Conservative News Forum" Browse ... e3mil.com ^ Posted on 07/01/2003 2:28:30 PM PDT by nickcarraway At the urging of Planned Parenthood, the Nevada state Assembly approved an amendment in April to stop pharmacists with religious objections from refusing to fill prescriptions for any drug, including abortifacient contraceptives and the so-called "morning after" pill. The Implications of Conscience New York City hospitals now require abortion training for all their OB/GYN resident doctors unless they invoke a narrowly written conscience clause. The Oregon Nursing Association has issued guidelines for assisted suicide that prohibit nurses from making "unwarranted, judgmental comments or actions" to patients, families or other colleagues when patients decide to kill themselves with doctor-prescribed lethal overdoses. Slowly but surely, more and more pro-life doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals are getting the message that they and their views are unwelcome in today's health care system. But these public items tell only a small part of the story. Intimidation, harassment and coercion are becoming increasingly common as pro-life health care providers try to advocate for both their patients and their professional ethics. For example, a nurse was threatened with firing after she refused to follow a doctor's verbal order to increase an intravenous morphine drip "until he stops breathing" on a patient who continued to survive despite having a ventilator removed. An OB/GYN physician was told by other doctors that they would no longer refer patients to him if he continued to sign an annual pro-life ad. Three California nurses were suspended after they reported a doctor who later admitted giving a lethal injection to a child. An insurance company executive speaking on ethics committees at a conference recommended that such committees avoid appointing "family values" members.

30. The Endangered Species Act (i) an endangered species or an extirpated species that (ii) a threatened species, to a fine of not more than $1,000. PART V. miscellaneous. Reference in CCSM. http://web2.gov.mb.ca/laws/statutes/ccsm/e111e.php

This is not an official version. For the official version, please contact Statutory Publications Acts and Regulations List of C.C.S.M. Acts Search the Acts ... Français Updated to: June 2, 2004 Search this document C.C.S.M. c. E111 THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT Table of Contents Regulations (Assented to March 15, 1990) WHEREAS HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, recognizes that (a) plant and animal species are of ecological, educational, esthetic, historical, medical, recreational and scientific value to Manitoba and the residents of Manitoba, and (b) due to the activities of persons untempered by adequate concern for the preservation of native plant and animal species or other factors, plant and animal species in Manitoba from time to time become extinct or so depleted that they are threatened with extinction: NOW THEREFORE HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, enacts as follows: PART I INTERPRETATION Definitions In this Act

31. North Carolina Dept Of Agriculture & Consumer Services, Food & Drug Division, Pe Interim Measures; Wilson County, NC, Protecting endangered species, Interim Measures. miscellaneous Controlling Heat Stress (A Quick Reference Card) (EPA http://www.ncagr.com/fooddrug/pesticid/Outreach.htm

Pesticide Section Current Publications Home Page Site Map Contact Information PETF ... Links The following is a list of pesticide publications offered to the general public by the Pesticide pesticidewebmgr. Annual Reports: Pesticide Report (formerly know as the Pesticide Bulletin) 1999 Pesticide Report (online version) 2000 Pesticide Report (online version) 2001 Pesticide Report (online version) Brochures: 10 Tips to Protect Children from Pesticide and Lead Poisonings (English/Spanish EPA) Changes to the North Carolina's Private Pesticide Applicator Regulations (also, for more Chemigation information, email henry.wade@ncmail.net Cotton Defoliants in NC Gardening Home *A* Syst - Improving Storage and Handling of Hazardous Waste Home *A* Syst - Protecting Water Supply Spanish ... Spanish Rinse Now and Recycle (Recycling Empty Pesticide Containers) Sure You Have Rights, But ... (Preventing Animal Poisonings)

32. The Endangered Species Act And Biodiversity Conservation ESA Is common sense an endangered species? Seattle Times (Apr. Questions and Answers on Gorton/Johnston ESA Reform Bill. miscellaneous letters to Sen. http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~gmyers/ESA.syl.html

FAIR 332A, Spring 1996 Current Environmental Topics: THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT AND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION Instructor: G. Myers, PhD. Office Hours: Internet: gmyers@henson.cc.wwu.edu Purpose and overview This course challenges us to consider the problem of species loss in a holistic and multifaceted manner. Indeed, in its full scope, the boundaries of the problem of biodiversity today (and moreso, tomorrow) are co-extensive with our life-patterns. We will delimit the topic by attending especially to the Endangered Species Act (ESA), though contemporary discussions range widely also. The ESA is virtually unique in history, as are the conflicts it has spawned. Around this focal point hover a myriad of questions. Some are scientific. Some are political and economic; and underlying many debates are important philosophical and ethical questions. Do the state and sociology of our knowledge about this issue permit definitive statements? In what cases? In what conditions of risk and uncertainty? In the context of what rhetorical framings of the questions? We will start the course with some wide-ranging encounters with the issue that will tap different levels of our responses. We will move into some scientific topics, and simulate important experiments. A major portion of the course will deal with policy issues - the conflicts and various stakeholders who are involved, but also the rhetoric of the debates. Finally, value questions will be a focus, especially toward the end of the course.

33. 1997 Digest Of Significant Legislation IX. ENVIRONMENT Air Pollution Coastal Resources endangered species Environmental Quality Forestry Solid Waste Management miscellaneous. http://www.sen.ca.gov/sfa/97sfa00.htm

Digest of Significant Legislation Covering the Period December 2, 1996 through September 13, 1997 Produced for the California State Senate Rules Committee Bill Lockyer, Chairman John R. Lewis, Vice Chair Ruben S. Ayala James L. Brulte Teresa Hughes By the Office of Senate Floor Analyses Gregory Schmidt, Executive Director Consultants: Lou Bromley, Nora Crowley, Robert Graham, Claudia Peterson, David Wilkening, and Timothy Mello, Research Assistant. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction to Digest of Significant Legislation I. AGRICULTURE AND WATER RESOURCES Farm Labor General Agriculture Pests and Pesticides Water Resources and Conservation II. BUSINESS AND LABOR Economic Development Financial Institutions Labor Relations Small Business Unemployment Insurance Workers' Compensation World Trade and Tourism Miscellaneous III. CONSUMER ISSUES IV. CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND JUDICIARY Death Penalty Domestic Violence Sex Offenders Gang Violence Child Abuse Other Crimes and Sentencing Controlled Substances Drunk Driving/Vehicle Code Procedural Juvenile Justice Weapons Trial Court Funding Reform Other Courts and Judges Juries Attorneys Victims' Rights Prisons and Prisoners Law Enforcement Family Law Civil Law V. DISASTER RELIEF

34. Informationsphere.com: Endangered Species Medical Science History Mathematics Meteorology Military miscellaneous Physics Politics endangered species SendTo Print More Category Biology 261 http://www.informationsphere.com/html/300.htm

@import url(http://www.informationsphere.com/styles/style.css); Home Contributors Site Info Newsletter ... Contact Browse by Alphabet Letter A Letter B Letter C Letter D Letter E Letter F Letter G Letter H Letter I Letter J Letter K Letter L Letter M Letter N Letter O Letter P Letter Q Letter R Letter S Letter T Letter U Letter V Letter W Letter X Letter Y Letter Z Numbers Browse by Category Anthropology Arts Astronomy Biology Chemistry Entertainment Environment Geology History Mathematics Meteorology Military Miscellaneous Physics Politics Regional Science (General) Social Science Home Categories Alphabet Quickfinder Random Terms Top Terms FREE Newsletter About Contact 2775 Subscribers can't be wrong: Get your FREE copy today and join now! click here... Sexual Intercour... Male Orgasm Orgasm Lunitidal Interv... Air-Condition Desert Climate Law Of Supply An... Barrel Of Oil Eq... Law Of Conservat... Chemical Weather... Thailand : According to WHO bird flu may have passed between humans Search the Web! Endangered Species Send-To Print More Category: Biology 274 views Texts Images Related Terms Related Web Sites Available Texts SLAC Animals, birds, fish, plants, or other living organisms threatened with extinction by man-made or natural changes in their environment. Requirements for declaring a species endangered are contained in the Endangered Species Act.

35. Miscellaneous Projects miscellaneous Projects Warner Valley, and Chewaucan (Lake Abert/Summer Lake) Basins as threatened or endangered pursuant to the endangered species Act, and to http://www.onda.org/projects/misc/

Miscellaneous Projects ORV Action Alert! Your comments and presence needed to defend public lands from being overwhelmed by ORVs. ONDA Joins Petition to Defend America' s Largest Unprotected Wilderness ONDA Press Release, 5 May 2000. Click here for the text of the petition. (PDF format, 76K) Petition for Rules to List Great Basin Redband Trout as Threatened or Endangered Oregon Natural Desert Association, Oregon Trout, Native Fish Society, Oregon Chapter of Trout Unlimited formally request U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list the indigenous redband trout (O. mykiss) of the Great Basin, in particular the Catlow, Fort Rock (Silver Lake), Harney (Malheur Lake), Goose Lake, Warner Valley, and Chewaucan (Lake Abert/Summer Lake) Basins as threatened or endangered pursuant to the Endangered Species Act, and to designate critical habitat for it. Download in PDF format (178KB) Fish and Wildlife Service announce resultant 90 day finding The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announces a 90-day finding for the Redband Trout in the Great Basin as an endangered or threatened species throughout its range Put Oregon BLM lands on the map!

36. Warnell School Of Forest Resources: Service And Outreach: Information Library University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service miscellaneous Publication 430. Feb. 1991 (revised). pp. 1. Coder, Kim D. 1991. endangered species Act and http://www.forestry.uga.edu/warnell/service/library/for96-031/

Endangered Plant Species of Georgia Bibliography Kim D. Coder Professor, Silvics/Ecology Warnell School of Forest Resources The University of Georgia August, 1996 This publication provides a selected list of publications dealing with plant species in Georgia that are in danger of extinction. This bibliography covers only those publications produced by the Extension Forest Resources Unit at the University of Georgia. Coder, Kim D. 1988. Tree Species Report - The Florida Torreya. The University of Georgia, Cooperative Extension Service, Extension Forest Resources Department. pp. 2. Coder, Kim D. 1990. Endangered Plants of Georgia. 1990. Georgia Commercial Flower Growers Association, Inc. Newsletter. No. 3, page 10. Coder, Kim D. 1990. Endangered Plants of Georgia. The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service Miscellaneous Publication 430. Oct. 1990. pp. 1. Coder, Kim D. 1991. Endangered Plants of Georgia. The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service Miscellaneous Publication 430. Feb. 1991 (revised). pp. 1. Coder, Kim D. 1991. Endangered Species Act and Protected Plants. University of Georgia Extension Forest Resources Publication FOR91-032.

37. Endangered Species Tax and Fiscal Policy. Procurement Issues. Environmental Reform. Clean Water Act. endangered species Act. Energy. Mold. Superfunds. miscellaneous. Politics. News. AHPs. http://www.abc.org/wmspage.cfm?parm1=2089

38. Nature a Link Birds CREDITS Email Home Guestbook Hummingbirds Index miscellaneous Sites Nature endangered species Campaign - Visit for the latest news and updates! http://members.aol.com/sfortin534/nature.html

Shirley's Links for Nature Sites This site best viewed with Explorer 4.0 and 640x480 Add a Link Birds CREDITS E-mail ... Web Rings Hummingbird Sites Great advice! Visit the rest of the site for more info Free Hummingbird Flower Seed - Come here for free seed to attract the hummers to your backyard. Also good links. Gardening: Hummingbird Plants - Nice Garden Gate article. Hummingbird Web Site - Great new site for hummingbird enthusiasts. Check out the photos and the other areas. You'll be amazed! Hummingbirds and Butterflies - NC State University publication. Gives complete information on gardening tips. Hummingbird Haven - Great info here! Plants for Hummingbirds in Houston - Nice list. Go to other areas. Add a Link Birds CREDITS E-mail ... Web Rings Bird Sites Backyard Birding - Need to know how and what to feed birds, which shrubs and flowers to plant to attract birds? Come here! The Chickadee Home Pages - Need to know something about a particular chickadee species or chickadees in general? It's all here - and tons of links. Homes for Birds - Good, easy-to-follow instructions for MANY types of birds.

39. List Of Animals Inside Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park (PNHZ Park), Darj General Info Travel Tourism Education People Culture Adventure Sports miscellaneous, x. x. Darjeelingnews.net Homepage, Status endangered species. http://darjeelingnews.net/pnhz_whats_inside.htm

General Info Travel Tourism Education Miscellaneous x x General Information Darjeeling History Geography Rivers Tiger Hill ... Kanchenjunga Travel How to Reach Travel Agents Darjeeling Hotels Restaurants ... Darjeeling Map Darjeeling Tourism Places of Interest Conducted Tours Darjeeling Tea The DHR ... Mirik Education in the Hills Schools Colleges Institutes Festivals ... Eminent Personalities Adventure Sports Trekking Information River Rafting Mountaineering Jungle Safari ... Mountain Biking Miscellaneous Doctors Hospitals Darjeeling Links Entertainment Houses What's inside Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park? Snow Leopard (Panthera uncia) Distribution : Trans-Himalayan range Food Habit : Its main prey species are Blue Sheep, Wild Goats, Himalayan Thar etc.

40. French Creek Project Misc. Species The French Creek Project. miscellaneous species. Some of these species are endangered, and for many the French Creek drainage basin is one of the last places http://frenchcreek.alleg.edu/species.html

Home Creekfest awards program FC Greenway survey Staff Goals Activities ... Projects Sojourn 2003 Sponsors Kids Section Canoe Guide Washington's Journal Go Ask Alice Links FC PowerPoint Contact Us The French Creek Project Miscellaneous Species In addition to over 80 different fish species, 27 freshwater mussel species, and the hellbender salamander, the French Creek Watershed is also home to a number of other species which rely on clean water and air to survive. Some of these species are endangered, and for many the French Creek drainage basin is one of the last places in Pennsylvania where they can still be found. Of course, not all species within the French Creek Watershed live directly in or near the main stream or its tributaries. The watershed's diversity includes various types of birds, mammals, insects, plants, reptiles, and amphibians. While this web site is not large enough to list all of the species identified in the French Creek region, some of them are described below. Birds of the French Creek Watershed The Bald Eagle Mammals of the French Creek Watershed Plants of the French Creek Watershed There are 2, 076 plant species native to Pennsylvania, with over one thousand additional documented species which are considered introduced. Over 300 of the native species are threatened or endangered, and many of these can be found in the French Creek Watershed. Some of the French Creek region's plants of special concern include the rush aster, the cuckooflower, vanilla sweet grass, Beck's water-marigold, the Canada buffalo-berry, the broad-leaved water-plantain, the showy mountain-ash, the hard-stemmed bulrush, the swamp fly honeysuckle, and several kinds of sedges, milfoils, and pondweeds.

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