61. Game And Fish Department, North Dakota | Fishing Hunting in North Dakota Fishing in North Dakota News and Updates Licensesand Regulations general information Watchable wildlife Public Inquiry http://www.state.nd.us/gnf/fishing/

Buy/Apply for a License Report a Violation Hunt/Fish Regulations Aquatic Nuisance Species ... Contact Us Fishing in North Dakota Walleye Best walleye fishing is found on the Missouri River system and Devils Lake. On the Missouri River, Lakes Sakakawea and Oahe both produce good catches of walleye, as does the river itself. The Missouri River system offers many access points. Perch Devils Lake is renowned for its perch fishery. Catches of 1 pound-plus fish are not uncommon. The state record, 2 pounds 15 ounces, was taken there in 1982. Paddlefish The confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers provides the best paddle fishing in the state. Paddlefish anglers must purchase a tag (one per season) available from the game and fish office in Bismarck and most license vendors in Williams and McKenzie counties. Chinook Salmon Lake Sakakawea's state record chinook, 31 pounds 2 ounces, was taken at the Garrison Dam Tailrace just below Lake Sakakawea itself. Spring and fall are best for salmon fishing. Catfish Best catfishing is found on the Red River along the Minnesota-North Dakota border. The Red River Angler's Guide provides useful information on public access areas. Other good catfish waters are the Garrison Dam Tailrace directly below Lake Sakakawea and Lake Tschida in southwestern part of the state.

62. About Our Wildlife Tours - General Information - Wayfarers About Our wildlife Tours. general informationon our Nepal wildlife tours. Page Contents. http://www.wayfarers.com.np/wildlife/about.htm

About Our Wildlife Tours General information on our Nepal wildlife tours Page Contents General Information Choosing a Lodge Cost Information National Park Entry Fees ... How to Book General Information Our wildlife tours are based at unique lodges in Nepal's lowland National Parks and Wildlife Reserves, permitting you to visit on dates of your choice regardless of the number of travelers. Most lodges are closed during the Monsoon (June-September). The majority of people booking our trips opt for the wildlife extensions, so chances are at least some of the people on your trek/ tour will also be with you on your wildlife extension. There lodges will have guests other than those you are traveling with. On the wildlife activities your will be in small groups of four to eight. The lodges are staffed by resident naturalists and shikaris Food is served buffet style in the dining hall of the lodge or camp. Authentic local cuisine as well as Western style dishes are featured. Choosing a Lodge The features of the lodges in each National Park location, accommodations, quality of guides and services, wildlife activities offered vary considerably. Likewise, there is indeed quite a price range between the different lodges, partly due to the competitive discounts we are able to offer on the published tariff advertised on the web sites. If you would like advice in choosing a lodge, we'll be glad to help. Write us at

63. Horizontes Nature Tours, Costa Rica - General Information That said, here are some of the wildlife visitors to Costa Rica commonly see.Howler monkeys. Jump to the Top of page. BACK TO general information LIST. http://www.horizontes.com/general_info/common_wildlife.htm

Home Our Story Conservation Efforts Our Services ... Send a Postcard Celebrating 20 years as Costa Rica's leading ecotourism operator Family Travel Natural Wonders Naturally Family Friendly (UK) ... Multi-Sport Common Wildlife of Costa Rica V Costa Rica protects nearly 25 percent of its national territories in national parks and wildlife preserves, and these protected areas are home to many mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians. However, television documentaries, magazines articles and the tourism industry can create unrealistic expectations in travelers. Loss of habitat due to deforestation, poaching by hunters, and urban sprawl mean sighting large mammals in Costa Rica is extremely rare. That said, here are some of the wildlife visitors to Costa Rica commonly see. Howler monkeys Howler monkeys live in groups in Costa Rica's lowland forests. Each troop has its own territory which it defends and where it feeds. They defend their territory by using their loud voices. Howler monkeys eat flowers, fruits and seeds. Females have one infant at a time, which can often be seen clinging to its mother.

64. Welcome To Sabah, The Land Below The Wind general information (location map, events, calender, weather forecast etc Our locationmap, information, tips, and of Interest Nature wildlife Danum Valley http://www.infosabah.com.my/sabah/

SABAH is Malaysia's premier nature adventure destination situated in northern Borneo, and popular for its wildlife conservation attractions, tropical beaches, warm and friendly people. Mt. Kinabalu (4,093m) the summit of Borneo is sacred to the natives. Thousands from around the world have trekked to its peak. Mt. Kinabalu is a botanical paradise where rare plants are found: nepenthes pitcher plants, rare orchids and the rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. Sabah's pristine tropical rainforests is home to many protected rare mammals: the Orang Utan, Proboscis monkeys which are endemic to Borneo; elephants, the endangered Sumatran Rhinoceros and rich birdlife which include 8 species of hornbills. An unforgettable experience is seeing the Hawksbill and Green Turtles make nightly landings to lay their eggs. Dive at world renowed Sipadan, Layang-Layang atoll, or wreck dive off Labuan. The Caves of Sabah The journey to Guomantong is quite a rough trip and it should not be attempted during the rainy months from September to December. It is a three hour journey by road from Sandakan and it branches off to Sukau along the Sandakan-Lahad Datu road. Alternatively, a boat journey can be taken. From the road to Sukau, there is a side-road turning right which takes the visitor across a very interesting forest reserve. more info General information (location map, events, calender, weather forecast etc.) about Sabah and how to get there.

65. The Wildlife Rehabilitation Information Directory of interest relating to the field. information is also present aboutwildlife in general that will appeal to everyone, so enjoy! http://www.tc.umn.edu/~devo0028/

WELCOME to the source on the web for information on wildlife rehabilitation. Here you will find information on what to do with injured wildlife and who to contact. Information is provided for the public and for the professional wildlife rehabilitator. Many links are provided to sites of interest relating to the field. Information is also present about wildlife in general that will appeal to everyone, so enjoy! You are the person to visit this site since its first time "online" on 2-8-96. You can now SEARCH this site for information by keywords. Enter what you are looking for below: Search This Site The Web for Definition Professional Organizations Found an Animal? HELP! Rehabber Contact Listings ... Chat Room Directory: What is Wildlife Rehabilitation? Information for the Public ......What to do when you find an injured or "orphaned" animal A Guide To Assisting Wildlife Babies by Ronda DeVold Helping Florida's Wildlife: Baby Song Birds Helping Florida's Wildlife: Small Mammal Babies Tips for preventing "human-made" orphans What To Do When You Find A Baby Bird by Peggi Rodgers Wildlife Reference Sheet by Robyn Graboski Locating a Wildlife Rehabilitator ... a listing of contact people by country and state These are the people to contact when you find an injured or orphaned wild animal. Locate the closest one to your area and they can help you or at the

66. Wildlife - General Info nationally recognized research program that addresses ecology, science and practicalwildlife management and policy issues. Research information is distributed http://www.cfr.msstate.edu/wildlife/generalinfo.htm

The United States has abundant and diverse wildlife and fisheries resources. White-tailed deer, wild turkey, waterfowl, numerous small game and non-game species, largemouth bass, crappie, sunfish and catfish are enjoyed by public users in and outside of Mississippi. These natural resources and their management are critically important ecologically, socially and economically. The Department of Wildlife and Fisheries at Mississippi State University is committed to addressing the educational and research needs to ensure sustainable management of the diverse wildlife and fisheries resources, both in the private and public sectors. Such a mission requires sound knowledge of wildlife and fisheries populations, habitats and societal priorities for use, which in turn requires knowledgeable and technically competent individuals. The Department offers an undergraduate major in Wildlife and Fisheries Science that provides students with a curriculum that encompasses biology, ecology, social sciences, natural resources management, computer science, mathematics, and other contemporary educational needs for future natural resources professionals. The curriculum prepares students for careers in natural resource professions within private, federal or state wildlife and fisheries sectors, and ensures that, upon graduation, students are eligible for employment or post-graduate study. Additionally, the Department maintains a nationally recognized research program that addresses ecology, science and practical wildlife management and policy issues. Research information is distributed through active extension and continuing education programs.

67. Wildlife - General Info The mission of the department is to provide information and trained individualsfor public agencies and private interests to manage the wildlife and fish http://www.cfr.msstate.edu/wildlife/academics.htm

The Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is a comprehensive department, with teaching, research, and extension responsibilities. The mission of the department is to provide information and trained individuals for public agencies and private interests to manage the wildlife and fish resources of Mississippi. Working to accomplish that mission, department faculty include seven wildlife scientists, one wildlife extension specialist, two fisheries scientists, one fisheries extension specialist, one federal wildlife and two fisheries scientists in the Fish and Wildlife Cooperative Research Unit, and three aquaculture scientists. The department also has close ties with the Wildlife Services Unit, the Animal Control Research Station of the USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), and the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks. Undergraduate Options Graduate Program Scholarships Careers ... Undergraduate Courses Return to Wildlife home page Return to CFR home page If you have questions concerning this site, contact webmaster This page last updated August 1, 2002

68. The Wolf In Alaska General Information Wolf Control in Alaska; general information on Wolves; The Alexander Archipelago Stateof Alaska ADF G Sport Fish wildlife Commercial Fish Subsistence http://www.wildlife.alaska.gov/management/fur/wolves/wolfhome.cfm

Contacts Licenses/Permits Regulations News ... Publications The Wolf in Alaska The wolf is one of the world's most fascinating and well-studied animals. Alaskans are fortunate to have an estimated 7,700-11,200 wolves in our state. Wolves have never been threatened or endangered in Alaska, and inhabit all of their traditional range except within the largest cities. More information about wolves is available on the links below. Wolf Control in Alaska General Information on Wolves The Alexander Archipelago Wolf Wolf Conservation and Management Policy for Alaska ... Infestation of Lice Among Wild Canids in Alaska If you would like to share your comments with us please send them to wolfcomments@fishgame.state.ak.us State of Alaska Sport Fish Wildlife ... Privacy Last modified December 29, 2003 at 07:49.

69. IIC Forest Information GENERAL WILDLIFE AND PLANTS Section of Fisheries (Division of Fish and wildlife) general Creel Survey Analysis.The purpose of the survey is to gain information for management of fish http://www.iic.state.mn.us/finfo/wild/forsvert.htm

Background Forest Information Land Cover Strategic Plans ... Animals General Wildlife and Plants Natural Physical Data ECS Overview Archaeological and Historic ... Email GENERAL WILDLIFE AND PLANTS There are numerous agencies at different levels that are involved in the collection and storing of vertebrate species data Minnesota: The Department of Natural Resources, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, US Geological Survey, and Tribal, and Non-Governmental, groups also manage some data as well. STATE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (DNR) Various Divisions and sections of the DNR maintain numerous wildlife databases. The data collection and monitoring schedules and methods vary with each databases. Section of Ecological Services (Division of Fish and Wildlife) Fish Database for Statewide Stream Surveys Instream Flow Incremental Methodology The Natural Heritage Program within the Section maintains a Natural Heritage Information System. The system focuses primarily on non-game species and includes the following databases: Rare Features.

70. Defenders Of Wildlife - Wildlife - Wolves Regional. Special Events. Issues. Ecology and Biology. Reports andStudies. Fact Sheets. Wolf Home Page. Join DEN. general WOLF information. http://www.defenders.org/wildlife/new/wolvesgeneralinfo.html

Select Wolves Dolphins Bears Birds Regional Special Events Issues Ecology and Biology ... Wolf Home Page GENERAL WOLF INFORMATION Regional Ecology and Biology Special Events Reports and Studies ... DONATE

71. Upton General Information general information on the Upton Ecological and Research Reserve. Under an InteragencyAgreement with DOE, the US Fish wildlife Service (USFWS) conducts http://www.bnl.gov/esd/reserve/lablink.htm

Upton Reserve Home Accomplishments BNL Environmental Services Division Interagency Agreement ... Gypsy Moth Egg Mass Report General Information on the Upton Ecological and Research Reserve A little over two years ago, the U. S. Department of Energy The reserve is a treasure trove of diversity, providing a home for more than 220 species of plants and 162 species of mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians. Populations that are threatened or nonexistent elsewhere in New York State, such as tiger salamanders and hognosed snakes, appear to be thriving at BNL. In 2002, BNL birding enthusiasts were the first to document a summer tanager nesting in New York State. BNL, DOE and USFWS are working together with neighbors of the reserve, environmental organizations, regulatory agencies and other stakeholders to develop a comprehensive, ecosystem-based Natural Resource Management Plan for BNL and the Reserve. Activities conducted in 2002 included the following.

72. City Of Bloomington, MN Area Information Bloomington, MN general information. Bloomington, MN website will provide you withinformation on hotels Minnesota National wildlife Refuge, which is one of only http://www.bloomingtonmn.org/general.asp

Bloomington Convention 7900 International Drive, Suite 990 Bloomington, MN 55425 1-800-346-4289 or Fax 952-858-8854 E-mail: cvb@bloomingtonmn.org Bloomington, MN General Information Welcome to the city of Bloomington, the city of hospitality! This Bloomington, MN website will provide you with information on hotels, restaurants, attractions and the Mall of America to make your stay a memorable and exciting time. Bloomington, MN offers 35 hotels from economy to luxury with special mid-week and weekend rates to make your stay even more attractive. Most hotels feature indoor pools, recreation areas, dining and entertainment, ample free parking and low cost or complimentary transportation to the airport and the Mall of America. The city of Bloomington is conveniently located at the crossroads of I-494 and I-35W and minutes from downtown Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the International Airport.

73. General Information Lindsay wildlife Museum is a place where people connect with wildlifeand learn about the natural world. The museum s 8,000 square http://www.wildlife-museum.org/generalinfo/geninfo.html

Lindsay Wildlife Museum is a place where people connect with wildlife and learn about the natural world. The museum's 8,000 square-foot exhibit hall is filled with over 50 species of live, non-releasable native wild animals, a learning theatre and a discovery room with hands-on opportunities for children. In the museum's wildlife hospital one of the largest and oldest wildlife rehabilitation centers in the United States volunteers treat nearly 6,000 injured or orphaned animals every year. Some animals that cannot be returned to their natural home in the wild become part of the museum's live collection. They are cared for daily by teams of volunteers and they play an important role as ambassadors for their species. The museum is surrounded by demonstration gardens that reflect the overall theme of living with nature. Four of the gardens feature plant communities representing natural habitats in Contra Costa County. A wildlife garden contains nectar and fruit-producing plants. Drought-tolerant plants with colorful flowers are the focus of another garden. Deer-resistant plants, an oak woodland and a meadow are additional highlights. The gardens are maintained without chemical fertilizers or pesticides. A complete plant list is available upon request.

74. Hampshire Wildlife Trust - General Information Most of these events are published in Hampshire wildlife Trust s wildlife Diary,a few informal events may be published in the Petersfield Group s newsletter http://www.wildlifetrust.freeuk.com/activities.htm

Walks and Events with the Petersfield Group Most of these events are published in Hampshire Wildlife Trust's Wildlife Diary, a few informal events may be published in the Petersfield Group's newsletter only. All are listed below. Sat 5 Jan 2002. Bird walk at Chichester Gravel Pits. Meet at 10.00 am at Ivy Lake or at 9.15 am sharp at Petersfield railway station car park at end of Lavant St. for car sharing and lifts. Map ref: SU 869 035. Contact: Matthew Shaft 01730 264739. All welcome. No charge but donations will be welcomed Wed 23 Jan. "Wildlife Friendly Farming" a talk by farmer Chris Cook. 7.30 pm at Herne Farm Leisure Centre, Moggs Mead, Petersfield. Parking in Leisure Centre Car Park or in nearby roads. (Map ref. SU 754 235). Contact Sheila King (01730 262860) or Jill Oakley (01730 266392) Entrance £2.00. All welcome. Trust sales and refreshments available during the interval. Meet at 10.00 am at Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre car park near entrance to centre building or at 9.00 am sharp at Petersfield railway station car park at end of Lavant St for car sharing and lifts. Entrance charges: WWT members free on production of membership card; Adult £5.25; Concession £4.25: children £3.25 (2001 charges they may change for 2002). If group is large enough group rates will apply. Map ref: TQ 025 086. Contact: Jill Oakley 01730 266392

75. Defra, UK - Wildlife And Countryside - Wildlife, Countryside And Flood Managemen paw.secretariat@defra.gsi.gov.uk general email enquiries wildlife.enforce@defra.gsi.gov.uk.wildlife Licensing, Enforcement and information Systems Branch. http://www.defra.gov.uk/wildlife-countryside/wacd/

Skip navigation Wildlife and Countryside Home Contact Defra About Defra News ... Homepage Contacts Countryside (Recreation and Landscape) Division European Wildlife Division Global Wildlife Division The Directorate sponsors the following Non-Departmental Public Bodies: English Nature Joint Nature Conservation Committee Countryside (Recreation and Landscape) Division Countryside Division (CYD) is based at Temple Quay House, 2 The Square, Temple Quay, Bristol BS1 6EB. For specific queries, please see the contact details and email addresses listed below. Its responsibilities are as follows: Landscape protection branch promotes landscape conservation and enhancement, including policy for England’s protected landscape areas the National Parks, the Broads and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs); the development of improved arrangements for the future management and funding of AONBs; and possible new arrangements for the New Forest, the South Downs and the Forest of Dean; co-ordinates and progresses UK action on the European Landscape Convention.

76. Police - General Information wildlife in Buffalo Grove information about some of the wildlife speciescommon to our area is available through the photo links at right. http://www.vbg.org/VILLAGEDEPTS/police/Wildlife/html/

Wildlife in Buffalo Grove Information about some of the wildlife species common to our area is available through the photo links at right. The majority of wild animals you will see in Buffalo Grove are typical throughout both Lake and Cook Counties. Some of the most common ones are a variety of birds, squirrels, opossums, raccoons, and woodchucks. On occasion, you might see a white-tailed deer, a red fox, or a coyote. All of these animals (with the exception of some bird species) are protected under the Illinois Wildlife Code. As our local towns and communities expand, these animals are running out of natural habitat. The animals you encounter typically are very timid, and will look for the easiest and fastest way to get away from you. As an informed resident, you can become familiar with their behaviors and learn ways to discourage them from living on your property or in your residence. By doing so we can successfully co-exist with the wildlife in our community. The State of Illinois requires a special nuisance animal permit for anyone who wishes to trap wildlife. Since the Village of Buffalo Grove does not have a separately funded and trained animal control department, the Village has not obtained a State of Illinois Nuisance Animal Permit. At this time, we utilize private agencies with the state permits to ensure that all wildlife are humanely trapped and safely relocated. The police department has a list of animal control companies that we would be happy to provide to you. These companies do have the necessary permits to trap and relocate wild animals, however it will be at a cost to you. If you wish to obtain information off of this list, please call our non-emergency number (847-459-2560) and ask to speak with a Community Service Officer or Desk Officer.

77. Division Of Endangered Species, Listing Program Threatened and Endangered wildlife and Plants help students and teachers find informationon endangered Our general statistics page answers questions including http://endangered.fws.gov/whatwedo.html

78. Texas Parks And Wildlife Department The home page for the Texas Parks and wildlife Department. TPW Mission To manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of Texas for the use and enjoyment of present and future and wildlife Commission. License information OnLine wildlife Permits Grants and Assistance Programs Managing Water Weeds Water Data Access Kills and Spills. Texas Plant information http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/

June 12, MAIN TOPICS Parks Fishing Hunting Boating SHORTCUTS FAQ About TPWD Business Conservation ... Public Comment Early Season Migratory Game Birds IN THE NEWS Nature Photography Exhibit, Digital Photo Workshop Featured at TFFC Commission Approves Public Hunting at 44 State Parks Feeding of Wildlife Banned in Texas State Parks More News Releases ... Public Comment AT A GLANCE IN THE PARKS Find a Park or Historic Site Start your exploration here Texas State Park Guide Web Version Make a Reservation Internet e-mail fax or phone Texas State Parks Pass Texas Conservation Passport TPWD Events ... Featured Events (such as White Shaman Tour Guided Hikes Cowboy Music and Folklore Lodging and Accommodations From luxury to primitive Free Park Information Guide Facilities, campsites, trails and more Remember Texas Brochure Official Guide to State Historic Sites Biking in the Parks Explore state parks on two wheels License Information On-Line Sales For the Public For Sales Agents Outdoor Annual ... Lone Star Legacy Investing in the natural and cultural riches of Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation of Texas Inc.

79. Australian Wildlife For News And Information About Native Animals The site, updated regularly, provides current information about Australian wildlife including wellresearched articles, the latest news in the papers and scientific press, and reviews of recent books and CD's. Topical issues are thrown open for input from visitors and questions about any aspect of Australian are answered. http://www.australianwildlife.com.au/

A USTRALIAN W ILDLIFE While rare and exotic species are interesting, the details of the lives of common and easily accessible animals are equally fascinating. Both the rare and the common are worthy of attention. Here, there is information on a range of topics relating to Australian wildlife. FEATURE STORIES Fossils of Riversleigh Humpback Whale Kangaroos Little Penguin ... SHORT NOTES Bilby Bandicoots Blue-tongued Skinks Common Death Adder Pademelons Perentie Shingleback Lizard Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat Tasmanian Devil Thylacine SCIENCE REPORTS Learning adoption Accuracy of kangaroo surveys Decline in frog populations Avian Research September 1998 Impact of bush-rock removal on endangered snake Shelter selection and home range of echidnas Range Extension of the Little Forest Bat Foraging behaviours of Willie Wagtails Vigilance and risk in sympatric marsupial carnivores Owl holds clue to cutting jet noise Last updated 13 May 2002 © 2002 BASDATA Pty Ltd

80. Welcome To Montana Fish, Wildlife Parks Montana Fish, wildlife Parks website provides information about all aspects of the outdoors (education, wildlife, camping, fishing, hunting and more ) to all persons interested in the great the http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://fwp.state.mt.us&y=02127CD4157F7F30&a

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