161. 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

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 Introduction 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.

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

Bird Feeders, Houses and More... Home Order Center WebCam Birds Bird Feeders Bird Houses Bird Baths Drippers ... Suet/Seed Butterflies Beneficial Bugs Ladybug Houses Squirrels Baffles Bats Bat Houses Hardware Poles Accessories Measurement Sundials Clocks Thermometers Rain Gauges Miscellaneous Kid Stuff Books Kites/Spinners Software ... Gift Ideas All Weather Feeder Metal Feeders Bird Baths Thermometers Garden Mobiles Hummingbird Feeders Yankee Flipper Martin Houses Kid Stuff Click Here To visit our New CATALOG 9463 Hwy. 377 South, Suite 146,Benbrook, TX 76126 Email questions or comments to service@backyardwildlife.com

163. 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

"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 ... Contact Us Wildlife Materials International, Inc. 1202 Walnut Street Murphysboro, IL 62966 U.S.A. 1-800-842-4537 CANADA 1-800-626-2704 info@wildlifematerials.com 2004, Wildlife Materials International, Inc., Warranty Information

164. 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/

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 PO Box 14492, Wellington, New Zealand

165. Wildlifeforever.net - Gardening For Wildlife Conservation Guidance and photographs on creating and maintaining a garden plot for wildlife. http://www.wildlifeforever.net

Home PROJECT Project Food Water Shelter ... News IMAGES Gallery Your Pics Wildlife Trips MISC Photography Fun Contact Links s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) It is cool to care for nature Birds, bees, butterflies and wild flowers are rapidly disappearing from our countryside. Some farmers have been tempted by Government policies into uprooting hedges, abandoning stubbles, and using ever more effective insecticides and herbicides. Intensive farming has done untold damage to our countryside and wildlife. The wildflowers of our youth have disappeared, and with them the seeds and insects on which the birds depend. The ploughing of winter stubbles has deprived the birds of vital food. Rough headlands and unsprayed pastures are a thing of the past. This is the reason why gardening for wildlife, wild flowers, nature and conservation is so important and even vital for some species Our gardens have become the chief refuge for the wildlife that can adapt. Owls, foxes and even badgers have moved into the towns. It is up to us to provide them with their basic needs. Anyone with a garden, a field or an orchard, however large or small, can come to the rescue by caring for it in a wildlife-friendly way. However all credit is due to those who do farm their land in an environmently acceptable manner and go to great lengths to make sure that their wildlife and wild flowers thrive.

166. National Wildlife Federation Online Store The online shopping site for the NWF featuring naturethemed products. http://catalog.nwf.org

Shop by Theme Hummingbirds Cardinals Wolves Moose ... more Our holiday cards are the affordable, natural way to make a lasting impression! Elegant accents to demonstrate your love of nature's beauty. Great prices on great items all year round! Updated May 24, 2004! Eagle Fiber-Optic Statue American Frontier Quilt NWF Exclusive Maple Leaf Berber Jacket NWF Exclusive Autumn Leaves Earrings NWF Exclusive Order securely online or call 1-800-477-5560 For The Home Apparel Not Just For Kids Greeting Cards ... NWF Home

167. David Bowie Fan Page - Teenage Wildlife Polls, contests, search, chat, and online music/book store. Complete lyrics, discography, and a Bowie encyclopedia with notes on Bowie's collaborators and family. http://www.teenagewildlife.com

music albums singles lyrics ... contact! June/July 2001 winners: Claire and Stephanie David Bowie merchandise Order Reality at Amazon.com - currently $4.99 off RRP Headlines - Saturday, June 12 I nitial North American tour dates announced ... he setlist straight from Roseland Visit the Daily Features David Bowie Lyric of the day! I keep forgetting bout those heartbreaking nights And those heartbreaking things Fan Birthdays! timelord turns 33 today! sachikok turns 25 today! turns 26 today! wembley turns 27 today! SarahChandler turns 29 today! turns 24 today! BetweenStars turns 23 today! Fan Contribution from: Queen Bitch Weekly Poll How do you expect Bowie's new Reality album to compare to Heathen? Vote! TW Email Username: Password: Don't have an account? Just signup, it's free! Hot Topics Tranperant picture (7 posts) Download Liza Jane 2004 (9 posts) Breaking News! (37 posts) Amsterdam Setlist (24 posts) Holmdel boot or DVD, anyone?

168. Squirrel Wildlife Rehabilitation's Greeting Cards Pictures of squirrels to send as ecards. http://www.squirrel-rehab.org/cards/card.html

Advertisement - Please Visit Our Sponsors Please take a minute for our visitors survey Concerned about privacy? Read our 1-800-PetMeds - America's Pet Health Resource HOW TO SEND A SQUIRREL GREETING CARD Sending a card is easy with Squirrel Wildlife Rehabilitation's Virtual Greeting Cards. Just follow the instructions at each step along the way. I also want to let you know that the cards are stored in a non-indexed directory so only you and the recipient will know how to find the card. This directory is also pretty secure from spammers, so send your card knowing you will not end up on any junk list. After you have completed the card, you will be shown a preview. If you do not like your card, you may edit it and then send it, or just cancel the request. The recipient will receive e-mail advising where to find the card. Look Here For Other Animal Greeting Cards STEP #1: PICK A PICTURE Please select a picture from the list below using the little Radio Button selector. You may only pick one picture per card. STEP #2: NAME AND E-MAIL INFORMATION In the boxes below, please enter both your's and the recipient's name and e-mail addresses. Make sure you enter a VALID e-mail address or your recipient will NEVER know that you sent them a card.

169. Equine And Wildlife Art Of Merry Cibula Equine and wildlife art, both originals and prints, from Merry Cibula. http://www.cedar.net/users/haze/cibula/equine_art.htm

170. Global Warming And Wildlife NWF works to protect wildlife from the impacts of climate change. http://www.nwf.org/climate/

About NWF Contact Us Search IN-DEPTH RESOURCES: OUR PROGRAMS WHERE WE WORK NEWSROOM Home ... Donate Today As heat-trapping pollution from power plants, motor vehicles and other sources continues to build up in the atmosphere, global warming and associated climate changes threaten wildlife, wild places and our quality of life. Climate Quiz State Birds and Global Warming You Can Make a Difference Question 1 of 8 Global warming affects caribou and muskoxen. Scientists study these animals because: Most large Arctic mammals are endangered. Arctic species first show effects of global warming. Climate change is easier to measure in Greenland. Many songbirds need their habitats to be a certain temperature, so they are moving north to find cooler places to live. They are changing where they spend their time. The result? Some states will no longer welcome their symbolic state bird anymore. Will your state bird stop visiting your state? Get the Scoop on Global Warming Energy Tips Lighting, appliances, heating and cooling: help the planet at home. Transportation Tips Reduce emissions by how you drive or maintain your vehicle.

171. New Page 2 Award winning Taxidermy by Shawn Galea and James McGreggor. http://www.advancedtaxidermy.com

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172. Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation The primary role of the Max McGraw wildlife Foundation, as stated in our charter,is research to improve wildlife and fisheries management and habitat and http://www.mcgrawwildlife.org/main.taf?p=4

173. Wildlife Art Portrait etchings of pets, wildlife, farms, homes, flora, angels, or anything from your photos on granite. http://hometown.aol.com/kpassisi

Main Other Fine Arts htmlAdWH('7002326', '234', '60'); Enter The World Of Art In Stone... Outside or indoors, Please continue to explore this web site. You won't want to miss the etchings displayed throughout it's pages. You might just find that special idea you have been looking for. This document maintained by Kpassisi@aol.com

174. South Georgia Wildlife wildlife found in Southeast Georgia, USA http://www.angelfire.com/ga/fasdawg/index.html

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175. National Park Service Wildlife And Plants A website that covers all aspects of plant and animal protection within the US National Park Service. http://www1.nature.nps.gov/wv/

176. Wildlife Art Prints By Ann Seward Specializes in commissioned animal portraits in fine art watercolours. Gallery includes limited edition prints of fox, hare, deer, horses, hounds and terriers. Wiltshire. http://www.as-wildlife-art.com/

Wildlife Art Prints By Ann Seward Watercolour studies of wildlife art, as seen through the eyes of Ann Seward are truly remarkable. Whilst appearing so lifelike in every detail, they each project the very essence of the animal they portray. Whether a fox-cub, or a mature dog fox; a leveret or an adult jack hare; each study captures the very nature of our secret countryside dwellers. Hare Study The attention to detail is unquestionable, and her technique of layering thousands of washes gives a seemingly tactile depth to the coat: this together with her ability to capture the very essence of the eye and expression, makes the animal appear truly alive. Her innate ability of perception and of portraying these individual characteristics is unequivocal, and has ensured her reputation as one of the foremost animal portraitists in the United Kingdom. Fox Study To add further interest to some studies Ann has added pencil remarques: these enhance the image, whilst providing an insight into the animals' natural lifestyles and movements.

177. Wildlife Wood Carvings - Birds And Animals: Commissions From Bob Smith. Examples of wildlife woodcarvings by Bob Smith and contact details to place a commission. http://www.wildlifefromwood.co.uk

Wildlife From Wood Wildlife wood carvings on commission from Bob Smith Why don't you commission a wood carving of any animal, bird or fish from Bob Smith? You can select the subject, the posture and pick any suitable wood for your carving, making it the ideal unique gift for a birthday, anniversary or Christmas Bob can also undertake a wide variety of other projects including relief carvings, gargoyles and caricatures for schools, hospitals, country houses churches and similar buildings. The woods from which Bob carves the sculptures all come from trees which are not on the endangered or high risk lists. They are described here Some links to associated sites are here Photography by Gordon Thompson Website Design by Dalart Tracking by seehits.com var code = " ";var page="index.html" document.write(code); carving, wood, commission, anniversary, present, xmas, christmas, anniversary gift, birthday, bird, animal, fish, sculpture,climbing,bouldering, north east, restoration work, caricatures

178. Allmounts.com,wildlife,studio, Taxidermy Located in Mt. Morris Michigan. http://www.allmounts.com

ALLMOUNTS WILDLIFE STUDIO WHITE PINE KENNEL TAXIDERMY Randal R. Waites 8261 N. Dort Hwy. Mount Morris, MI. 48458 WELCOME AWARDS GALLERY FOR SALE ... EMAIL Welcome , while you are here, I would like to tell you about myself. I enjoy taxidermy to a passion, and have been leaning towards, custom taxidermy, with artistic merit to it. I have been attending and participating in taxidermy competitions and seminars. I am constantly working to improve my methods and skills. Which have enabled me to win some nice awards, and make me want to learn and do more artistic taxidermy work. I have loved taxidermy since I was about 10 years old, I grew up hunting and trapping. My father took me hunting at a very young age, and some times wound up caring me out of the woods. He got me my very first taxidermy specimen, with permission from a dairy farmer, he brought me home a barn pigeon. When you leave your trophy with me, it will be given the utmost care. When you return to pick it up, it will have the natural life like look, necessary to bring your trophy too life.

179. Silviculture And WIldlife Habitat Management In Northern Hardwood Forests Silviculture and wildlife Habitat Management in Northern Hardwood ForestsA Workshop for Foresters and Natural Resource Professionals. http://www.esf.edu/ce/workshop/hardwood.htm

General Information Preliminary Program Registration Registration Form Silviculture and Wildlife Habitat Management in Northern Hardwood Forests: A Workshop for Foresters and Natural Resource Professionals November 1-2, 2000 Huntington Wildlife Forest Newcomb, NY State University of New York Silviculture primarily affects wildlife habitat by changing the composition and structure of the vegetation. This workshop, through a combination of classroom presentations and field trips, will examine those components of wildlife habitat that foresters can alter through silviculture. We will achieve our objectives by first identifying the important wildlife habitat features common to northern hardwoods. The program will subsequently compare even- and uneven-aged silviculture with respect to differences in their effects on wildlife habitat conditions. The integration of wildlife and wildlife habitat considerations into sustainable forestry programs will be addressed throughout the workshop. Workshop Location: Huntington Wildlife Forest, Newcomb, NY

180. The Weirfield Wildlife Hospital - For All Creatures Great And Small. Covering the care, first aid, rehabilitation and eventual rerelease of wildlife. Lincoln. http://www.weirfield.co.uk

The Weirfield Wildlife Hospital: Hospital to injured or sick wildlife of Lincolnshire, ENGLAND ENTER SITE BY SMULP DESIGN

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