81. Chipangali Wildlife Orphanage Bulawayo, Zimbabwe facility offering shelter to orphaned, abandoned, and sick wild animals. Provides details of sponsorship programs, an overview of ongoing research, and bush camp photos and prices. http://www.chipangali.co.zw/

Chipangali Wildlife Orphanage, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Chipangali is an African word from the Chinyanja language Eastern Zambia) meaning open friendly country. Chipangali is a wildlife Orphanage and not a zoo which offers a home to Orphaned, abandoned and sick wild animals. Young animals continually find there way into homes of nature lovers throughout Zimbabwe. Other animals are orphaned as a result of some mishap such as the death of the mother, injuries or snaring. Chipangali Wildlife Orphanage is a registered Welfare Organisation (38/77) in Zimbabwe which was established by Vivian and Paddy Wilson in 1973. Many wild animals are kept as pets and are indeed appealing and fun to have around, but once adults these loving babies turn into dangerous and aggressive wild animals, it then at this stage that they become a pest. It is here where Chipangali is approached to take over the responsibility of these animals and there by offer a home and once the initial settling down process is complete most animals are integrated into release programs. The Aims of Chipangali Wildlife Orphanage to preserve wildlife reared or born in captivity and to provide a home for the many injured, sick orphaned confiscated or abandoned wild animals

82. Wildlife Ecology Study of the distribution and reproductive status of grassland birds with respect to condition of grassland habitat in Virginia. http://www.fw.vt.edu/fisheries/wildeco.htm

WILDLIFE ECOLOGY Distribution and Reproductive Status of Grassland Birds with respect to Condition of Grassland Habitat in Virginia Amy L. Meehan and Carola A. Haas The most precipitous declines in populations of songbirds in the eastern U.S. have been xhibited not by forest interior migrants, but by species that breed in grassland or shrubland habitats, according to data from Breeding Bird Survey routes. Many of these species were native to the extensive pine savannas that occupied much of the southeastern coastal plain and to the open habitat that occurred in the Shenandoah Valley. In the summer of 1996 we began preliminary field work to determine the breeding status in Virginia of several species of grassland bird, including upland sandpiper, Bachman's sparrow, and Henslow's sparrow. We documented presence of upland sandpiper and Bachman's sparrow in the state during the breeding season. We began work on a more common grassland species, the grasshopper sparrow, to determine the usefulness of a reproductive index to assess site quality. Premigratory Movements of a Neotropical Migratory Species: the Wood Thrush Jorge H. Vega

83. CONSERVANCY OF THE PHOENIX - THE GATEWAY PAGE -- Pantheist Nature Conservancy Work to protect the environment for those that cannot speak for themselves, the wildlife inhabitants. http://w3.trib.com/~phxcon/

CONSERVANCY OF THE PHOENIX, INC. Pantheist Nature Conservancy UPDATED 06 - 01 - 2004 T HIS SITE BEST VIEWED AT A RESOLUTION OF 1152 X 864 or 1024 X 768 IN HONOR OF HEROS SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 THE PHOENIX MISSION STATEMENT A love story with wings A book by Mark Bittner Eight weeks on the S.F. Chronicle bestseller list Visit Pelican Media for information about the documentary on the Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill THE HUMAN HAND.COM COMMENTS ON THIS WEBSITE ARE WELCOME This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here Since Jan. 2001

84. Teaming With Wildlife A national campaign to prevent species from becoming endangered and to nurture a new generation of wildlife stewards by securing funding for statelevel nongame wildlife conservation and related education and recreation programs. http://www.teaming.com/

Teaming With Wildlife is a coalition of more than 3000 organizations working to prevent wildlife from becoming endangered by supporting increased federal funding for state-level wildlife conservation. [more] Strong Congressional Support for State Wildlife Grants Continues On April 2, 2004, Representatives signed on to a letter to the House Appropriations Committee expressing support for increased funding for the State Wildlife Grants program. Two weeks later, 52 Senators sent a similar letter to the Senate Appropriations Committee. In a tough budget year, State Wildlife Grants program still enjoys strong bipartisan support. S enate Letter to Appropriations Committee (.pdf,128 KB) House Letter to Appropriations Committee (.pdf,153 KB) Final l ist of signers Find out more... Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategies FY 2004 State-by-State Apportionment of State Wildlife Grants (.pdf, 205 KB)

85. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: Conservation And Wildlife We also have some interesting conservation links and Economic BotanyLinks. Conserving wildlife Habitats. We have fascinating collections http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/conservation/

Conservation and Sustainable Use Wet Tropics Africa The great tropical rainforests of Africa are some of the most species-rich natural habitats in the world. New pages outline the research Kew is undertaking in these areas. more info.... The CBD for Botanists An introduction to the Convention on Biological Diversity for people working with botanical collections find out more... Phenology database now online In 2000 a new initiative began with the aim of recording annually the first-flowering and mid-flowering dates of 100 plants in the Gardens in perpetuity. find out more... Would you like to help set plant and fungus conservation priorities in the UK over the next seven years? find out more... The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is widely recognised as one of the leading centres for advice and action on aspects of plant and fungal conservation. Conservation programmes are undertaken on a wide range of endangered and threatened plants and their habitats. An advanced range of techniques, including storage and cryopreservation of seeds, embryos and pollen, and micropropagation, are used to support both ex situ and in situ conservation projects. We are increasingly called upon for advice and to help with the development of international conservation strategies.

86. New Page 1 Information; tips and techniques. Photos to view by members and guests. Tips on scanning. Links. http://www.geocities.com/soho/workshop/4881

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87. 4-H Wildlife Projects 4H wildlife Projects. Welcome to the Web-based 4-H wildlife Curriculum. Adaptedfrom the Southeast Regional 4-H wildlife Series 12/2001 4hweb@ces.ncsu.edu http://www.nc4h.org/enrichment/wildlife/

4-H Wildlife Projects Welcome to the Web-based 4-H Wildlife Curriculum. Each of the projects incorporates experiential learning opportunities that will form a base for further discovery in the wildlife area of your choice. 9-12 Projects Animal Appetites M-14-46W Beavers: Ecosystem Engineers M-14-39W Bird Furniture M-14-36W Earthworm Composting M-14-37W Fishing Bait M-14-38W Leaping Lizards M-14-42W Nature's Footprints M-14-41W Nest Structures for Mourning Doves M-14-45W Pools of Life M-14-44W Southeastern Serpents M-14-47W Tools for Archers M-14-40W Turtle Tales M-14-43W 13-15 Projects Butterfly Buffet M-14-60W Estuaries: Nature's Water Filters M-14-50W Farming for Wildlife M-14-52W Houses for Wood Ducks M-14-54W Hunting and Fishing Sportsmanship M-14-56W Pond Management: Good Fishing in the Balance M-14-57W Sharing Space with Wildlife M-14-55W Monitoring Macroinvertebrates M-14-59W Talking Turkey M-14-53W Urban Wildlife: Our Animal Neighbors M-14-51W Wild Game: From Field to Table M-14-61W Would You Like to be a Wildlife Professional? M-14-58W Funding support provided by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Resource Renewal Extension Act and the North Carolina 4-H Curriculum Fund.

88. Tim Joyner - Western / Wildlife Artist Tim Joyner is a western wildlife artist who captures Montana wildlife on paper and in sculpture. http://www.joynerart.com/

Tim Joyner 276 South Crest Hamilton, MT 59840 joyner@cybernet1.com About the Artist View Prints for Sale View Original Works ... Contact Tim Bear Your Soul! Bear Your Soul! A new original art design by Tim Joyner comes to life on T-Shirts! Click the picture for more information and ordering details! "Finished Business" March 2002 BRAND NEW FROM TIM JOYNER Please click the image to view more information. C.M. Russell Art Show - 4/28/2004 Tim had a great show displaying and selling his work in Great Falls, March 2004. Thank you for stopping by and he hopes to see you again next year. The Heritage Inn, Room 181 to view Tim's work. Moving Day - 6/22/2001 We have recently relocated to Hamilton, MT. in the beautiful Bitterroot Mountains of Ravalli County. Jennifer is working as a speech therapist in Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital and I am a full-time dad and artist. I will be teaching some come fall. Western Heritage Art Show - 3/25/2001 Tim Joyner wins 1st place in drawn media category. No Images or Designs from this site may be used without the express written consent of the owner. .: Links :. fishing-resource.com

89. WWFƒWƒƒƒpƒ“ - –쐶¶•¨ The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.wwf.or.jp/wildlife/

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90. Pan African Association Of Zoological Gardens, Aquaria And Botanic Gardens Representing zoos, wildlife and botanical collections in Africa. Promoting responsible management via the African Preservation Programme, with directory of member institutions. http://www.paazab.org/

91. Kenya Wildlife Trails Kenyan travel company offering organized tours to Kenya, Tanzania,Zimbambwe, Seychelles, Uganda and South Africa. http://www.wildlifetrails.com

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92. NC State Wildlife Extension NC State wildlife Extension Home, Detailed Information, supplies and assistancefor controlling property and crop damage by wildlife, Contact http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/nreos/wild/wildlife/

W elcome to the NC State University Wildlife Extension Website! On this site, you will find information on a multitude of wildlife found in and around North Carolina, information about Wildlife Damage Control and Identification, Wildlife Damage Agent Certification and Contacts, ways to improve Wildlife Habitat, Environmental Education including information about the Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Protection Program (WHEP), Backyard Wildlife and information on North Carolina's Endangered Species. Top Back Home Information By Species ... Webmaster

93. Home Capture, quarantine, accommodation, sale of wild African animals. Rhino, giraffes, antelope, buffalo. Helicopter and darting, export. http://www.thabamanzi.co.za

Thaba Manzi Wildlife Services Stock available News Contact Details Services ... Pictures Background Thaba Manzi (mountain of water) is situated at the foothills of the Waterberg mountain range, on the outskirts of Warmbaths/Bela Bela in the Limpopo Province, renowned as the peaceful province. It is from here that the initial concept was formed and developed. The concept centers around wildlife conservation through scientifically based practices of capture, handling, transport and holding of animals. Thaba Manzi was formed in the early nineteen eighties when the need for a professional and ethical operator within what was then an embryonic industry, was identified. Since those early days Thaba Manzi Wildlife Services has gone from strength to strength, pioneering new aspects of animal welfare, operational techniques and equipment without once losing its commitment to professionalism and ethics. It is this ethos that has now established the corporation as the industry leader, setting standards for the future. Operations Naturally we work within the Wildlife Translocation Association of South Africa’s (WTA) Code of Conduct (See Annexure 1). In accordance with this all the staff are fully trained and where required, have the necessary qualifications or licenses.

94. NSiS: Florida Native Plants - Gardening For Wildlife Information on native plant, bird, butterfly and wildlife gardening in Florida. http://www.nsis.org/garden/garden-native-wildlife.html

Wildlife Gardening Gardening for wildlife is simple if you're aware of what wildlife is in your area and what their needs are. You may wish to attract wildlife to feed in your yard or go further and provide a diverse habitat. Wildlife habitat necessities Cover Plants provide wildlife with protection from weather and predators as well as a place to rest, eat, and raise young. Often plants also provide food, and some will collect rain water for drinking, too. Food All wildlife feed on plants or other animals. Ideally, the diversity of plants in the yard will provide year-round food. Water Fresh drinking water is essential for wildlife. Some animals need bodies of water for egg laying and early development and some live partially or entirely in water. Ponds are gaining in popularity, but simply placing a birdbath or large plant saucer filled with fresh water will supply the needs of a wide variety of wildlife. Planning a successful wildlife habitat Wildlife species Determine which bird amphibian reptile , and mammal species visit your yard and live in your area. Learn more about them and their habitat needs.

95. Coffeen Lake State Fish And Wildlife Area Twentytwo species of fish are present in the lake, but most anglers seek bass, white crappie and channel catfish. The heated discharge of the Coffeen Power Station affects 73% of the surface water. http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/PARKS/R4/COFFEEN.HTM

Rod R. Blagojevich, Governor DNR Links About DNR Agency Offices Get Involved Grant Info ... State Museums Search DNR Illinois [IL Search Tips] Coffeen Lake - State Fish and Wildlife Area West-Central Region 15084 N. 4th Avenue P.O. Box 517 Coffeen, IL 62017 E-mail Site Map Directions Lake ... Trapping Coffeen Lake is an attractive site with history of providing anglers and hunters success. The site was opened in 1986 and currently operates under a long term lease and management agreement between the Illinois Dept. of Natural Resources and Ameren Energy Generating Company. This agreement grants authority to the State to open the lake and certain lands to the public for recreational activities such as fishing, boating, picnicking and hunting. History The original power company built a 75-foot high earthen dam on a branch of the east Fork of Shoal Creek in 1963. The lake was completely filled by 1966 and now serves as cooling water for the coal-fired Coffeen Power Station. The power station has a generating capacity of 945 megawatts of electricity, with the first unit coming into operation in 1965 and the larger, second unit in 1972. The heated discharge affects 73% of the surface water. The cooling loop is 4.1 miles. Natural Features The oak-hickory forests surrounding Coffeen Lake are representative of the native cover found within the Southern Till Plain Natural Division of central and southern Illinois. Soils are of loess and till, rather light and a characteristic "claypan" can be found. Pre-settlement vegetation was a mixture of 60 % forest to 40% prairie and wetlands. A variety of trees, woodland and prairie plants cover the slopes of the stream valley. Visitors may also find a diverse wildlife community. Muskrats, turtles, herons and mussels are seen in or near the water. Red-tailed hawk, blue jay or a dragonfly might be seen in the air. Bobwhite, coyote, white-tailed deer and black rat snake are common to the area. The opportunity to observe and enjoy the area's rich wildlife heritage is available.

96. Center For Bison Studies, MSU-Bozeman Serves as a regional center for information exchange and research on all aspects of the biology and management of the American bison. Based at Montana State University at Bozeman. http://www.montana.edu/~wwwcbs/

Montana State University-Bozeman CENTER FOR BISON AND WILDLIFE HEALTH Welcome to the Center for Bison Studies at Montana State University-Bozeman (CBS). What you are viewing is an effort by the CBS to allow easy access to important information on the American Bison ( Bison bison Linnaeus). CENTER DESCRIPTION The following are available from the CBS: The 1997 Symposium Proceedings is Available Meetings, Symposia and Convention Announcements Bibliographies with Abstracts of over 200 Articles Current Articles of Interest Bison-related Book List More Pictures For more information about Center for Bison and Wildlife Health contact uvsnw@montana.edu or call (406) 994-6255 (serious or scientific inquiries only.) Additional information can be found at the National Bison Association Web Site You are the 235788th visitor to this site since October 20, 1995. Thank you for your interest! Back to the MSU-Bozeman Home Page !

97. Shannon Dolphin And Wildlife Foundation Introduction to the Bottlenose Dolphins and other wildlife in the Shannon estuary, western Ireland. Includes photo gallery, maps, and tour information. http://www.shannondolphins.ie/

Shannon Dolphin and Wildlife Foundation Welcome to the website of the Shannon Dolphin and Wildlife Foundation. The SDWF has been established to develop and provide educational awareness and conservation of the Shannon dolphins and other wildlife in the Shannon region On this website you will find information on the bottlenose dolphins in the Shannon estuary including their conservation management, ongoing research and monitoring and about our attempts to establish sustainable dolphin-watching, which we hope will bring economic benefit to the region as well as increasing people's awareness and interest in all whales and dolphins in Ireland. ISCOPE Training day A training day on the identification and recording of cetaceans will be held on 3 July, 2004. read more... 18 December 2003 Soundwaves is an exciting new project to transmit dolphin vocalisations from the Shannon estuary in real time via the Vodafone network. More info... Requires Flash Player 6 Special thanks to Vodafone for their generous support. Search this site: Site funded by LEADER.

98. Wildlife - WFW - Watershed, Fish, Wildlife, Air & Rare Plants - USDA Forest Serv wildlife includes the National wildlife Program and the Nationalwildlife Ecology Unit. The National wildlife Program, lead by http://www.fs.fed.us/biology/wildlife/

About Us Contact FS FAQ'S Newsroom ... Contact WFW Wildlife EU Botanical EU National Riparian Service Team Stream Systems Technology Center Get Wild! On the Wild Side Wildlife Ecology Unit Program Leader: Debbie Pressman Wildlife Staffing (nationwide listing) Timber Harvest Program Initiatives: Get Wild! A Million Bucks Animal Inn Answer the Call Dancers in the Forest Elk Country ... Eyes on Wildlife (official) Eyes on Wildlife (program description) Full Curl Making Tracks NatureWatch (official) Partners in Flight Taking Wing Related Topic Area: Partnerships - CCS Downloadable Publications: Wildlife Publications TRCA - The Economic Impacts of Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlife Viewing Wildlife Ecology Unit: Dick Holthausen 'Wildlife' includes the National Wildlife Program and the National Wildlife Ecology Unit. The National Wildlife Program, lead by Debbie Pressman, assists field biologists in attaining the Chief's wildlife priorities and manage wildlife habitat resources from a healthy ecosystem perspective. Program 'Initiatives' include "Get Wild!", "Making Tracks" and "Elk Country". See the complete listing on the left. 'Initiatives' are special topics to which we give added emphasis through projects, events, literature and funding. The intent of our varied Initiatives is to help us and our partners move forward to accomplish specific management goals for certain key issues.

99. Wildlife Art By Jan Fisher A varied selection of wildlife paintings by Jan Fisher including kookaburras, owls, finches, tigers, lions, squirrels, deer, and frogs. http://mysite.freeserve.com/wildlife_art

100. Kruger National Park - South Africa - Guided Tours By Safari Experts Private safari company in South Africa specialising in game viewing tours to the Kruger National Park. http://www.wildlifesaf.co.za/

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