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Wildlife - General Information:     more books (82)

Natural Heritage: Classification, Inventory, and Information by Albert E. Radford, 1981-12 Animals in Disguise: Pop-up Book (Information books - pop-up science series) Essential Fish Habitat Mapping in the Mediterranean (Developments in Hydrobiology) Wild Profusion: Biodiversity Conservation in an Indonesian Archipelago (In-Formation) by Celia Lowe, 2006-09-13 Endangered Species - Must They Disappear? (The Information Series on Current Topics) All About South Africa: Everything You Need to Know About South Africa: Our Country, Its People, History, Culture, Economy and Wildlife Wildlife Law Enforcement by William F. Sigler, 1980-03 Bugs (Rubber Stamp Information Pack) by Wendy Wax, 1995-09 Weather (Information Books) by Sue Baker, 2001-02 Birds in Your Garden (Rhs) by Royal Horticultural Society, 2007-09 The Tarantula Keeper's Guide: Comprehensive Information on Care, Housing, and Feeding by Stanley A. Schultz, Marguerite J. Schultz, 2009-02-27 Snakes of the World: A Checklist, Boas, Pythons, Sheild Tails and Worm Snakes by Kenneth R. G. Welch, 1995-01 Computers in Fisheries Research The George Reserve Deer Herd: Population Ecology of a K-Selected Species by Dale R. McCullough, 1980-01-01

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61. Organization Of Fish And Wildlife Information Managers (OFWIM)-General Informati
    OFWIM general information. The Organization of Fish and wildlife informationManagers (OFWIM) is a nonprofit organization whose goal is to promote the  
    http://www.ofwim.org/org/
    
    Extractions: OFWIM-L LISTSERV ... OFWIM The Organization of Fish and Wildlife Information Managers (OFWIM) is a non-profit organization whose goal is to promote the management and conservation of natural resources by facilitating technology and information exchange among fish and wildlife information managers. OFWIM was formally established in 1993 and was granted non-profit status in 1995. In achieving its mission, OFWIM emphasizes coordination, outreach, technical assistance, and continuing education. Objectives within each of these focus areas are met through the production of an information newsletter (published 3 times each year), sponsorship of an annual national meeting, sponsorship of regional meetings, sponsorship of and participation in training sessions, and the maintenance of the OFWIM-L listserve. Last updated: 18:05 EST, Friday, 4 March 2005

62. CSIRO PUBLISHING - Wildlife Research
    wildlife Research publishes original research and reviews on the biology and ecology general information. ISSN 10353712 Frequency 8 issues per year  
    http://www.publish.csiro.au/nid/144/aid/2418.htm

63. West Bengal Tourism - Wildlife Of Bengal - Sunderbans
    general information. Rediscover the natural treasures You can explore unknownwildlife of Sunderbans that harbour jungle cats, fishing cats, Axis deer,  
    http://www.wbtourism.com/wildlife/sunderbans/
    
    Extractions: Permissions ... Sunderban Safari Rates Sunderbans - A World Heritage Site Download map of sunderban General Information Rediscover the natural treasures Ever thought of spending a whole day in the midst of mudclad crocodiles, hopping Cheetals and majestic Royal Bengals! If not, then come to Sunderbans. The undiscovered greenery A land ruled by 269 Royals The land that is inhabited by Royal Bengal Tigers is not far from Calcutta. You can explore unknown wildlife of Sunderbans that harbour jungle cats, fishing cats, Axis deer, wild boar, Rhesus monkeys, mongooses and the largest estuarine crocodiles in the world. Sunderbans is the breeding ground of immense variety of birds like Heron, Egret, Cormorant, Fishing Eagle, White Bellied Sea Eagle, Seagul, Tern, Kingfisher as well as migratory birds like Whimprel, Black-tailed Godwit, Little Stint, Eastern Knot, Curlew, Sandpiper, Golden Plover, Pintail, White-eyed Pochard and also Whistling teal. Come and discover wide variety of aquatic and reptile life forms that include Olive Ridley sea turtle, hardshelled Batgur Terrapin, Pythons, King cobra, Chequered killback, Monitor and lizards including the Salvator lizards. Top Best Season The best time to be in wildlife belts of the region is September-March. Although the luxury tours to the Sunderbans carry on the year round, and the monsoon holds its own magic over tourists on the expanse of the Sunderbans, September-March is the most likely time for tiger-sighting.

64. Alaska Department Of Fish And Game, Division Of Wildife Conservation
    general information on the wolf in Alaska. wildlife Home FAQ Site Index.ADF G - wildlife Conservation. www.wildlife.alaska.gov  
    http://www.wildlife.alaska.gov/management/fur/wolves/wolfhome.cfm

65. NSERC/CWS Chair In Wildlife Ecology
    general information People Ongoing Projects Species we study The focalpoint of this collaboration is the NSERC/CWS Chair of wildlife Ecology,  
    http://www.sfu.ca/biology/wildberg/genlinfo.html
    
    Extractions: In 1993, a collaboration by the Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS), the Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and Simon Fraser University was initiated to provide an interface between the mission-oriented research and management policies of the Canadian Wildlife Service and the more theoretical approach to research of the university community. By encouraging this interface, the government agencies would gain access to a broader base of scientific information for government policy and decision making and university researchers would benefit from a broader practical application for the more theoretical ideas which their disciplines generate. The focal point of this collaboration is the NSERC/CWS Chair of Wildlife Ecology, currently held by Fred Cooke . The Chair brings together a large group of faculty, postdoctoral and gradute-student researchers, working together on several new studies of wildlife ecology, with specializations in behavioural, population and physiological ecology. The main centre of Chair activities is in the Department of Biological Sciences For annual reports of CWE research and activities

66. AccessKent
    general information About the Zoo. Admissions The fund annually distributessmall grant awards to wildlife conservation field projects,  
    http://www.accesskent.com/CultureLeisureAndTransit/Zoo/zoo_info.htm
    
    Extractions: Contact Us Calendar of Events Site Map Departments Rates are $4.00 for adults and $2.50 for children 5-13 and seniors. Children 4 and under are free. To confirm admission rates, call (616) 336-4300. Admission is charged April-October and weekends in March and November. No admission is charged December, January and February. Group rates are available. The Zoo is open every day except Christmas! *Mid-May through Labor Day open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Zoo is handicapped-accessible. Wheelchairs are available free of charge but need to be reserved in advance. Strollers are available for rent at the admissions area during periods when admission is being charged. No pets are allowed in the Zoo except registered assist dogs. The Zoo is located on the hillside of a beautiful 140 acre park on the west side of Grand Rapids. The Zoo and park offer many fun-filled opportunities. Park services include grills, picnic areas, baseball diamonds, tennis courts and play areas. Access to Kent Trails bike path is located off Butterworth Street across from the baseball diamond on the south side of the park. There are several areas in the park with picnic tables and grills which can be reserved for family outings or large group functions. The park also has two covered picnic shelters - one in the lower park and one in the upper park. Access to the upper park is off Butterworth St. Neither shelter has a kitchen but both have easy access to parking and rest rooms. The reservation season is from May 1 - Oct. 15, but reservations are accepted starting February 1st. If the area is not reserved, then it is first come, first served. Areas can be reserved for a fee

67. NZ General Information * Wildlife House Travel
    Wellington, travel, backpackers, NZ information, New Zealand travel deals, NewZealand travel specials, Lonely Planet, Rough Guide, AA Guide, Lets go guide.  
    http://www.wildlifehouse.co.nz/travel/browse/1.8.general-information.htm
    
    Extractions: - Footprint New Zealand Handbook is one of the newest guidebooks New Zealand is located in the Southern Hemisphere, approximately 2.250km east of Australia, only about 3hrs flight to Sydney. It spans 1,600km from north to south and is made up of the North Island, the South Island, Stewart Island and various other small islands. New Zealand is roughly the same size as Great Britain, yet it has a great diversity of scenery; geysers, sub-tropical rainforests, snow-capped mountains, beaches, bush and much more. New Zealand is a relatively young country, therefore it's quite fascinating how Maori and European influences have created Aotearoa, which means the country of The Long White Cloud.

68. Wildlife Camp Zambia General Information
    general information. Contact details. The wildlife Camp PO Box 53 Mfuwe, ZambiaTel/fax + 260 62 45026 or + 260 62 46026 Email wildlife@superhub.com  
    http://www.wildlifecamp-zambia.com/generalinformation.htm
    
    Extractions: Email: wildlife @super-hub.com Supplies Food and other supplies if you are self-catering or camping with us, should be brought with you. If you need to pick up supplies in Chipata there is a Shoprite supermarket, a good butchers shop (Chipata Farm Shop), Barclays and Zambian banks and all manner of other goods suppliers that you may need to stock up on! In Mfuwe village itself, basic groceries only are available, if you are self catering we would advise shopping in Chipata for the duration of your stay in the valley. Should you find it difficult to plan that far ahead, remember our restaurant caters for every hungry mouth and a full menu is available. Fuel If you are driving up, carry as much fuel as possible. There is a BP fuel station here in Mfuwe, they do usually have petrol and diesel, but in case of lack of supply, it is always wise to carry a couple of full jerry cans with your own vehicle. Fuel is obviously more expensive out here as well. Immigration Should you require assistance from customs or immigration officials during your stay in this part of Zambia, offices are available locally at Mfuwe airport or in Chipata town. We can assist you with visa waivers in case you just enter Zambia the day you arrive at the Wildlife Camp.

69. General Information On Orkney Wildlife Holidays
    We run a program of guided wildlife holidays and birdwatching tours on Orkney.Full board accommodation is also provided.  
    http://www.orcadianwildlife.co.uk/general_info.htm
    
    Extractions: ORKNEY WILDLIFE HOLIDAYS AND TOURS Wildlife and Culture Tours B ased at our family farm at Gerraquoy, South Ronaldsay The Orkney Islands’ unique blend of land and marine wildlife and over 5,000 years of culture offers opportunities for memorable life-time sightings in nearly all weather conditions and times of year. Just some of the treasures on offer are sights and sounds of internationally important seabird colonies including puffins, terns, skuas, perhaps glimpses of the rare and elusive otter or corncrake, seas alive with porpoises and sometimes whales, views of the endemic Scottish Primrose and sights of culture spanning back to 3,500 BC. Orcadian Wildlife runs small tailor-made tours from April to October inclusive to share these treasures with our guests. The base for your holiday will be our traditional family farmhouse and small-holding on South Ronaldsay, embellished with a small herd of the rare, placid and beautiful Shetland cattle, the rarest breed in the UK. The farmhouse is situated by a Grimness headland overlooking the nature reserve island of Copinsay, and has easy access to Kirk Geo beach. Gerraquoy literally means “Field of God” from the Norse and we hope you will appreciate why. The island of South Ronaldsay is a southern Orkney isle, which is within easy reach of both mainland Scotland and the surrounding islands.

70. County Of San Bernardino
    sex offender information as well as a link to the State Attorney general s Last year s wildfires destroyed thousands of acres of wildlife habitat,  
    http://www.co.san-bernardino.ca.us/
    
    Extractions: The 11th annual Procurement Conference brings together over 50 Exhibitors representing over $2 billion in contract bid opportunities to the Victor Valley College Student Activities Center. Join us for this excellent opportunity to network “face-to-face” with public and private contracting entities. 2004/2005 Grand Jury Report

71. General Information
    The Norcross wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1939 by Arthur D. Norcross . general SANCTUARY information The Sanctuary is open to the public every  
    http://www.norcrossws.org/Sanctuary/generalinfo.htm
    
    Extractions: The Norcross Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1939 by Arthur D. Norcross. Its present area comprises approximately six thousand acres of wooded hills, lakes and streams. It is maintained by the Norcross Wildlife Foundation, Inc. whose purpose is the conservation of wildlife and the active practice of conservation for the benefit of the public. This includes the collection and propagation of wild plants, the preservation of birds and all forms of animal wildlife and the conservation of land and water. Natural history exhibits are on display in the museums. These exhibits provide a variety of information on plants, animals, insects, and minerals of the northeast. It is the aim of the Norcross Wildlife Foundation to engage in and foster research, education and training in conservation. The Foundation also cooperates with outside groups and individuals interested in natural history and other forms of wildlife conservation.

72. Defenders Of Wildlife - Wildlife - Wolves
    general WOLF information. Regional Ecology and Biology Special Events Reports and Studies Issues Fact Sheets. WOLVES  
    http://www.defenders.org/wildlife/new/wolvesgeneralinfo.html

73. South Africa General And Travel Information For Tourists And Visitors To South A
    South Africa Travel South Africa general information South Africa is one of South Africa boasts a huge collection of wildlife regions and game parks  
    http://www.sa-venues.com/general_info_nationwide.htm
    
    Extractions: Südafrika Allgemeine Informationen South Africa Information for Tourists South Africa Search by MAP ... botswana South Africa is one of the most diverse and interesting countries in the world. Tourists flock to South Africa for its natural beauty, wildlife and sunshine. South Africa's immensely varied terrain supports a rich diversity of animals, birds, and plant-life and offers an incomparable range of experiences. Whether you're in South Africa on safari or to enjoy the beaches, breathtaking drives, or unspoiled wilderness, SA-Venues.com strives to help you experience the very best that South Africa has to offer. Find detailed information about each of South Africa's nine provinces / regions including tourist attractions, travel info, accommodations and ... go to South Africa Regions The Atlas section of this site has comprehensive sets of maps for each of the nine provinces in South Africa. From relief, street to detailed ....

74. Botswana Travel Guide, Southern Africa
    South Africa general information Introduction « Its natural beauty lies inits wilderness, wildlife and cultural diversity.  
    http://www.sa-venues.com/regions/botswana.htm
    
    Extractions: Botswana, a land of diverse beauties, is ideally located in the heart of southern Africa. Botswana has enjoyed remarkable economic growth since independence. From being one of the poorest countries, Botswana has emerged as one the fastest growing economies in the world. Its natural beauty lies in its wilderness, wildlife and cultural diversity. Hunting and gathering is practised by all tribesmen but is guided by very strict traditional conservation strategies. This cultural heritage has enabled Botswana to preserve vast and diverse species of wildlife and natural resources. At least 17% of Botswana is reserved as parks, which facilitates the protection of the fragile natural environment. Tourism accounts for about 40% of the employment opportunities in Botswana. Among the major tourist attractions are the Okavango Delta, said to be the largest inland delta in the world; Chobe National Park, home of the largest elephant population in the world; the golden sands of the vast Kalahari Desert; the Tuli Block with its rugged terrain and the Moremi Game Reserve. The seasons in Botswana are somewhat irregular. Rains generally start in October or November, and can persist until March or April. There may be long dry spells within that time. Rain tends to fall in short, often violent thundershowers, and generally the greatest amount falls in December, January and February. The best time to visit Botswana is April to October when the days are sunny and not too hot. Evening temperatures drop sharply. During the summer months temperatures can rise to over 40ºC and usually drop to around 25ºC at the night.

75. TPWD: Public Hunting Lands: General Information
    Public Hunting Lands general information. Public Hunting and Access to TexasParks and wildlife Lands Public Hunting Statistics  
    http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwild/hunt/public/lands/
    
    Extractions: Maincontent Local Navigation Supplemental Information print friendly ... Lands Public Hunting Links: Supplement that lists approximately 140 additional areas offering dove and other small game hunting opportunities. Access is provided by either of two types of annual permits: the Annual Public Hunting ( APH ) Permit which allows full privileges including hunting, fishing, camping, hiking and other non-consumptive uses and the Limited Public Use ( LPU ) Permit which also provides access for non-consumptive uses. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department administers a comprehensive public hunting program. The Public Hunting Program, begun in 1954, offers the opportunity to participate in low cost, family oriented, spontaneous hunts for a multitude of wildlife species on diverse lands of substantial acreage as well as a variety of other outdoor recreational activities. Lands within the Public Hunting Program include approximately 1,200,000 acres located throughout Texas. The Public Hunting Lands include property owned by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department as well as acreage leased by the Department from other state and federal agencies, forest products industries, and other cooperating landowners. The Map Booklet contains information on 1,135,245 acres of public hunting lands contained within 78 units in 66 counties and a Supplement that lists approximately 140 additional areas offering dove and other small game hunting opportunities.

76. Louisville Zoo - General Information
    Education Conservation general information Support Your Zoo News and Events What to Do With Orphaned or Injured wildlife  
    http://www.louisvillezoo.org/info/
    
    Extractions: Seniors (60+) Discount Rate - $8.95 Your best value is a Zoo Membership (season pass) starting at $37 for Individual, $52 for Individual Plus, $64 for Family and $118 for Dual Family Membership to the Zoo and Louisville Science Center. Click here for more Membership Information. Groups (for groups of 20 or more)

77. Indonesia Travel And Adventures, Wildlife Tours, Fishing Trips, Mountain Treks -
    Adventure Indonesia offers Indonesian wildlife and cultural tours, trekking, WEEKEND TRIPS general information SUKAMANTRI FUN JUNGLE TRAINING I  
    http://www.adventureindonesia.com/wkend-welcome.htm
    
    Extractions: Asmat Birdwatching Borneo Cartensz Pyramids ... Home WEEKEND TRIPS The Special design trips dedicated for expatriates to visit the exotic places nearby Jakarta or easy accessible from Jakarta. All trips depart Friday or Saturday Morning and return Sunday Evening. And if you have group with minimum 02 persons, a private trip can be arranged special for you. Just please click the tour packages for outline itineraries.

78. Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation
    general information wildlife Research Fisheries Research Restoration andLand Management Aquaculture and Fisheries Management Research Staff  
    http://www.mcgrawwildlife.org/main.taf?p=4

79. N.H. Fish And Game Department - Welcome
    general wildlife information wildlife profiles Nongame and Endangered wildlifeProgram Hunting wildlife FAQs  
    http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/
    
    Extractions: Do you know what wild things are going on in New Hampshire's backyard? Find out on WILDLIFE JOURNAL , the award-winning TV series from N.H. Fish and Game and NHPTV. Our cameras capture wildlife that most folks never see, introduce people whose lives are deeply connected to the natural world, and transport viewers to remote destinations in the Granite State. For show dates and descriptions, visit www.WildlifeJournal.tv New Hampshire has the only managed Atlantic salmon fishery in New England. Latest news from N.H. Fish and Game ... This fall, N.H. Fish and Game will stock the Merrimack and Pemigewasset rivers with about 500 brood stock salmon weighing from 3 to 8 pounds each. Expect great fishing by the first week in October, as the fall stocking will take place very soon. More...

80. NBII - Mountain Prairie Information Node
    Trumpeter swans at Red Rock Lakes National wildlife Refuge normal printrefuges contain general information only about the refuge.  
    http://mpin.nbii.org/wildlife/swan/docs/generalInfo.html
    
    Extractions: Eggs: 3-9 dull white eggs in early May and incubate for 5 weeks. The trumpeter swan ( Cygnus buccinator ) is the largest species of waterfowl in North America. Once common throughout North America, its population was drastically reduced by European settlement (1600 - 1800's) and during the swan-skin market of the mid to late 1800's. * Map courtesy of the WI Department of Natural Resources In 1935, only 69 individuals were known to exist in the area of Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Yellowstone National Park, and the surrounding area of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming. In the 1950's previously unknown flocks were found in parts of Alaska and Canada. In 2000, a continent-wide survey found 23,647 individuals in the wild.

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