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         Wildlife - General Information:     more books (18)
  1. RUN WILD: A storage and retrieval system for wildlife habitat information (General technical report RM) by David R Patton, 1978
  2. Seedskadee National Wildlife : travel map & general information (SuDoc I 49.44/2:SE 3/6) by U.S. Dept of Interior, 2000
  3. Seedskadee, National Wildlife Refuge : travel map & general information (SuDoc I 49.44/2:SE 3/6/2000) by U.S. Dept of Interior, 2000
  4. Endangered Species: Must They Disappear (Information Plus Reference Series) by Gloria Cooksey, 2001-02
  5. Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Nevada : fishing, hunting, boating, general information (SuDoc I 49.44/2:R 82/4) by U.S. Dept of Interior, 1995
  6. General information on Mississippi bird life (Educational notes on Mississippi wildlife) by B. Erskine Gandy, 1961
  7. General information (SuDoc I 49.2:IN 3/2) by U.S. Dept of Interior, 1995
  8. Endangered species : this animal is protected under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 : general information (SuDoc I 49.2:EN 2/24) by U.S. Dept of Interior, 1989
  9. Animals in Wildlife: Biology, Behavior and Vectors for Disease: Index for New Information by Bruce J. McNally, 1995-08
  10. Field Manual of Wildlife Diseases : General Field Procedures and Diseases of Birds (Info rmation and Technology Report, 1999-001 ADA371843/Ll)
  11. Birds of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Oregon (Guides to Information Sources) by Carroll D. Littlefield, 1990-09
  12. Statistical Analysis of Geographic Information with ArcView GIS And ArcGIS by David W. S. Wong, Jay Lee, 2005-10-20
  13. Natural Heritage: Classification, Inventory, and Information by Albert E. Radford, 1981-12
  14. The Exploitation of Plant Genetic Information: Political Strategies in Crop Development (Biotechnology in Agriculture Series, No. 22) by R. Pistorius, J. van Wijk, 1999-12

181. Homepage Of The National Fish And Wildlife Foundation
A collaborative effort between the NFWF, BLM, the FS, BOR and Trout Unlimited to restore the health of riverine systems and their native species.
http://www.nfwf.org/
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation conserves healthy populations of fish, wildlife and plants, on land and in the sea, through creative and respectful partnerships, sustainable solutions, and better education. What's new? Apply on-line 2003 Annual Report The Foundation meets these goals by awarding matching grants to projects benefiting conservation education, habitat protection and restoration, and natural resource management. Latest Grant Programs The Delaware Estuary Grants Program provides grants organizations working to restore living resources and water quality in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, three states that share the land and water in the 6,700-square mile Delaware Estuary. The Grants Program is designed to encourage stewardship in local watersheds working on projects that improve the health of the entire Estuary. The Native Plant Conservation Initiative supports "on-the-ground" projects that involve local communities and citizen volunteers in the restoration of native plant communities and promote the recovery and conservation of rare, threatened, or endangered plant species. Projects that include a pollinator conservation component are also encouraged. The Nature of Learning is a community-based conservation education initiative that uses National Wildlife Refuges as outdoor classrooms and enhances natural resource stewardship in the community.

182. Wec Coop Website
Conducts detailed investigations of wetlands and their component fish and wildlife resources, emphasizing the linkages with both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.
http://www.wec.ufl.edu/coop/
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183. Wildlife And Countryside Link
Brings voluntary organisations together to protect and enhance wildlife and landscape.
http://www.wcl.org.uk
About WCL Joint Links How to Join Contact Us ... Guide to Acronyms Welcome to Wildlife and Countryside Link Wildlife and Countryside Link brings together environmental voluntary organisations in the UK united by their common interest in the conservation and enjoyment of the natural and historic environment. Our aim is to maximise the efficiency and effectiveness of the voluntary sector through collaboration. We have thirty three members who collectively turnover more than £700 million per annum, employ 7200 full-time staff and have the support of approximately 7 million people and the help of 81,000 volunteers in the UK. Through Link, groups of people from different organisations get together to exchange information, develop and promote policies, and work to effect change. This site tells you more about us - who our members are, how we work and what we're currently working on. Wildlife and Countryside Link 89 Albert Embankment, London, SE1 7TP Tel: Fax: Email: enquiry@wcl.org.uk What's New? A future for our seas - Marine Campaign information Defra Modernisation Review Wildlife and Countryside Link Statement on Bovine TB This page was last updated on: 10/06/04

184. Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge
Includes facts, history, hunting and fishing regulations, and public use opportunities.
http://cameronprairie.fws.gov/

185. Nature & Wildlife From Alaska - Adirondacks
Portfolios include Adirondacks, Alaska, bears, birds and other animals.
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186. Jonas Studios Wildlife Sculpture - Museum Quality Animals And Dinosaurs
Museum quality animal miniatures and World's Fair dinosaurs; bronzes and fine art collectables, scale images cast in procelain.
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187. Web1
A group of local residents who help to improve Victoria Park, Bristol, for people and wildlife.
http://www.ionacons.demon.co.uk/vpwg/
Victoria Park Wildlife Group Victoria Park Wildlife Group is a group of local residents who help to improve Victoria Park, Bristol for people and wildlife. We are an independent group approved by the City Council and funded by the Council and various businesses and trusts. We have been operating since 1989 and are seen as a good example of how local people can become involved in managing a park. We have regular meetings and work-days and welcome your involvement. How you can help... VPWG always welcomes extra help. We need practical help for the park projects and also background support in administration, design and fund-raising. Current Projects Tree Planting
Over 12 000 native trees and shrubs have been planted since 1989 in the form of hedgerows and copses. The trees are all doing very well and have really begun to change the appearance of the park.
The Wetland
This ambitious project has occupied a lot of our time. This area is a great attraction to children and pets, as well as wildlife. Repeated planting of trees and shrubs has helped the area become a leafy oasis in the middle of the park.
Butterfly garden
A different kind of flower-bed near the Bowling Green is specially designed to attract and feed insects.

188. WASCO -- Wildlife Artist Supply Company
Offering the taxidermy industry tools, supplies and service.
http://www.taxidermy.com

189. FREE-ROAMING DOGS POSE A THREAT TO WILDLIFE
An article on the increased incidence of dogs chasing and killing wildlife in Colorado.
http://www.dnr.state.co.us/cdnr_news/wildlife/199861512282.html
Release Date: FREE-ROAMING DOGS POSE A THREAT TO WILDLIFE
Glen Eyre, district wildlife manager for Archuleta County, said that people honestly believe that their dogs are under control and do not believe that their dog would chase the wildlife.
Rick Adams, district wildlife manager in Basalt, said that between Glenwood Springs, Aspen and Vail, his department receives reports of dogs chasing big game almost daily.
During the spring, fawns and elk calves are particularly vulnerable. Recently, Adams was called to the scene of a gruesome dog attack on a young fawn in a subdivision near Glenwood Springs.
Colorado considers deer and elk state property valued at $700 for an elk and $500 for a deer respectively. That means pet owners could be billed and charged for the civil offense for any mangled deer or elk injured or killed by dogs.
Glen Cook, technician for the Boulder districts of Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests, said that 25 percent of the people who hike in Indian Peaks wilderness bring their dog. Of those people, only 65 percent comply with the leash laws.
Attached is a list of National Forest areas where leash and voice command laws are enforced in wilderness areas. Rocky Mountain Region Wilderness Areas

190. Flagship Species The Great Whales
Through support to TRAFFIC, the wildlife trade monitoring programme of WWF and IUCN,the organisation is closely investigating and monitoring the illegal trade
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The great whales Introduction Biology Population and Distribution Threats Resources ... IWC 55th Meeting 2003 Humpback Whales, Megaptera novaeangliae . Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia Seven out of the 13 great whale species are still endangered or vulnerable after decades of protection. Facing a multitude of hazards Whales, dolphins and porpoises are succumbing to new and ever-increasing dangers. Collisions with ships and entanglement in fishing gear threaten the North Atlantic right whale with extinction, while the critically endangered Western North Pacific gray whale is at serious risk because of intensive oil and gas development in its feeding grounds. Alarm is also growing over other hazards including toxic contamination, the effects of climate change and habitat degradation.

191. National Wildlife Federation Environmental Education
School and community program resources for students and teachers with publications such as Ranger Rick .
http://www.nwf.org/education/index.html

192. UF Impacts Of Free-ranging Pets On Wildlife
Report by Joe Schaefer on the potential of cats and dogs to impact wildlife, actions pet owners can take, and suggested reading.
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/BODY_UW090
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193. WILDLIFE DIVISION-Migratory Wildlife And Wetland Ecology
About Texas Parks and wildlife habitat management activities.
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/nature/wildlife/migrate.htm
Migratory Wildlife and Wetland Ecology
Migratory game birds such as ducks, geese, cranes and doves are managed and regulated via an international system involving treaties between the United States, Canada and Mexico. Wildlife Division staff participate in this process through the Central Flyway Council and are involved in the collection and evaluation of numerous types of population, habitat, harvest and hunter surveys. Extensive coordination with other Central Flyway states and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service result in a simplified process for establishing hunting seasons and regulations. Conserving and managing important habitats plays a vital role for many migratory game bird species. Program staff work in partnership with other agencies, private landowners and conservation organizations to protect and enhance migratory game birds habitat. Texas participates in four “Joint Ventures” under the North American Waterfowl Management Plan. Wildlife Division staff help conserve native brush and wetlands habitat for white-winged doves, waterfowl and other wildlife through direct acquisition, technical guidance and (in some areas) financial assistance to private landowners. Program staff also coordinate reviews of proposed development projects, such as reservoir, highway and utility projects that affect the state’s wildlife resources and associated ecosystems. Technical information and recommendations are provided and coordinated with local, state and federal agencies, private landowners, corporations, development planners and consultants.

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195. Mangrove Flora And Fauna Of Sungei Buloh Nature Park, Singapore
Detailed and organized research of selected species in the park. Provides pictures and function of plants.
http://www.naturia.per.sg/buloh/
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has led me to several conclusions:
Mangroves play a vital role
in the ecological balance of the world;
They are at great risk
of being completely destroyed;
And almost no one
is aware of this threat." Michael Mastaller in Mangroves: The Forgotten Forest Between Land and Sea, 1997 About Sungei Buloh Reserve FACT SHEETS Flora All plants Fauna Birds Other animals Fishes and aquatic creatures Invertebrates Reptiles Mammals My journal : for a brief idea of what you might see at different times, tides, weather and seasons
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Offers food plots and wildlife habitat management products.
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197. Wildlife Africa-South Africa National Parks
A listing of all the South African National Game Parks, with brief details of their location, accommodation, facilities, special precautions when visiting the park and the wildlife.
http://www.wildlifeafrica.co.za/sanationalparks.html
National Game Parks SOUTH AFRICA Addo Elephant National Park
Bontebok National Park
Borakalalo National Park

Hluhluwe Game Reserve

Itala Game Reserve

Kalahari Gemsbok Park

Kosi Bay Nature Reserve
Kruger National Park

Krugersdorp Game Reserve
Mkuzi Game Reserve
Mountain Zebra National Park
Ndumo Game Reserve
Nwanedi National Park Pilanesberg National Park St. Lucia Game Reserve Tembe Elephant Reserve Tsitsikama National Park Umfolozi Game Reserve Specials Safari Packages Adventure ... Links WILDLIFE AFRICA CC CK 99/32789/23 129 A Kitson Street, Watervaal Estate, Northcliff , South Africa 2195 Tel. Fax: 27 11 7823410 e-mail: info@wildlifeafrica.co.za Last revised: August 05, 2002

198. Alaskan Wildlife Screensavers. Wolf, Bear, Eagle, Moose. Free Electronic Postcar
Images of wolf, moose, bear, eagle. Free epostcards. Custom wildlife screensavers with your logo and link to your website. Stock photos, computer gifts, business promotions
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199. WILDLIFE OF NOVA SCOTIA
The text of Julie Towers' book wildlife of Nova Scotia, a scholarly publication for naturalists. It provides access to most of the book's contents except illustrations and tables.
http://www.gov.ns.ca/natr/WILDLIFE/wns/wns0.htm
WILDLIFE OF NOVA SCOTIA by: Julie Towers
Welcome to Julie Towers' book Wildlife of Nova Scotia . This webpage and its links provide access to most, but not all of the book's contents. Most notably the illustrations and tables have not been included. Wildlife of Nova Scotia is a co-publishing project of Nimbus Publishing and the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources. It is available in bookstores for $9.95. This webpage is designed so that you can easily access the parts of the book that are of greatest interest to you. Please " CLICK ON " and enjoy.
BIRDS OF NOVA SCOTIA by: Robie Tufts
Robie Tufts' Birds of Nova Scotia has been a fixture on the bookshelves of bird lovers since the first edition was published in 1961. Not only is it an excellent resource for anyone wanting to know about the birds that visit Nova Scotia, it is a pleasure to read, full of interesting observations, amusing anecdotes and beautiful illustrations. Since it was last published in 1986, several new species have been recorded in the province, and the status of some of the birds has changed. And although such revisions have yet to be made, it is our hope that in putting Robie Tufts' book up on the World Wide Web, we can encourage dialogue among bird lovers, and perhaps one day, provide readers with complete, up-to-date coverage of Nova Scotia's avifauna.

200. INDEX
Located in Frederick. Provides qualifications, pricing, and photographs.
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