21. EKAS - SITES Botanical gardens SEE aquariums/Museums/Zoos/Botanical gardens; Botany -SEE Plants; Chemicals Oil Spills - SEE Chemicals; parks and Recreation http://www.ekas.org/sites/sites.html

EKAS - SITES EKAS Home About/Guide Contact Subjects Agriculture Air Quality - SEE: Atmosphere Animal Rescue/Shelter Animal Rights Aquaculture Aquariums - SEE: Wildlife - Aquariums/Zoos Aquifers - SEE: Water Resources Arboreta - SEE: Plants Atmosphere Beauty Biodiversity/Ecology Biology - SEE: Biodiversity/Ecology Bioregionalism - SEE Biodiversity/Ecology Botanical Gardens - SEE: Plants Botany - SEE: Plants Climate - SEE: Atmosphere Conservation Corps - SEE: Environmental Employment Conservation Authorities - SEE: Environmental Regulation Consumer Advocacy - SEE: Corporate Responsibility Corporate Responsibility Deserts - SEE: Land Use Drinking Water - SEE: Utilities and Water Resources Eco-Communities - SEE: Sustainability Eco-Construction Eco-Economics Eco-Products Eco-Tourism Ecology - SEE: Biodiversity/Ecology Energy Fossil Fuels General Hydrogen Nuclear Renewable Biomass General Geothermal Hydro-Electric ... Environmental Spirituality Events - SEE: Environmental Advocacy Finance Food Forests Gardening - SEE: Plants Geography - SEE Natural Resources Geology - SEE: Natural Resources GIS - SEE: Natural Resources Global Warming - SEE: Atmosphere Government Agencies - SEE: Environmental Regulation Ground Water - SEE: Water Resources Heritage/History Horticulture - SEE: Plants Housing - SEE: Sustainability OR Eco-Construction Human Rights - SEE: Peace Hunger - not included Incinerators - SEE: Waste Management Indigenous Peoples - SEE: Environmental Justice Industrial Ecology Indoor Air Quality - SEE: Atmosphere Insects - SEE: Wildlife - Insects, etc.

22. Beverly Boston Lighthouse Park, Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge ecology Centre The VancouverAquarium Marine Science Centre, VanDusen Botanical Garden, Vanier Park http://www.cometobc.com/parksgardens.html

About Us Savvy Sarah Relocating To Vancouver Buyer's Zone ... Contact Us Ambleside Park B.C. Parkway A municipal beach park with a wide variety of amenities: art gallery, fishing pier, boat launch, par three golf course, sports fields, children's playground, dog park and concession. Close to Centennial Seawalk and shopping. Coho festival normally held 2nd week of September, features barbeque, free entertainment, and children's events. Annual Harmony Arts Festival, August 6-16th. West Vancouver Enjoy exploring this 50 acre linear park, which follows the Skytrain route from Main St. to New Westminster Station. Features 7-Eleven Bicycle Path and John Molson Way Jogging Path. Belcarra Regional Park Burnaby Lake Regional Park Burnaby Mountain Park 9km of ocean shoreline to explore. Superb views of Vancouver's skyline and Mount Seymour. Crabbing, fishing, hiking, walking and picnicking. A marsh with water-lilies, beavers, bugs and diving beetles-all living right in the heart of the city; trails, viewing tower, nature house and programs. One of the area's highest points offers sweeping views of Burrard Inlet and the North Shore mountains. Features sculptures, trails, playground, Centennial Rose Garden and restaurant. Centennial Way, Burnaby.

23. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition: Zoological Garden@ HighBeam Research cages (openrange zones or safari parks), and educating the public about theprinciples of ecology. Kids can go FREE to Dudley Zoological gardens http://www.highbeam.com/ref/doc0.asp?docid=1E1:zoologic

24. Boston.com / Beyond The Big Dig / Plans Harbor gardens A concept. Harbor gardens; 5 new parks; 3 destinations some of what the Aquarium provides) and on the history and ecology of the Harbor http://www.boston.com/beyond_bigdig/plans/abc/harbor_gardens_concept.htm

About this project What happens to the ribbon of land being created by the depression of the Central Artery may be the most important development decision to face Boston in a generation. Panel Recommendations A national panel of experts in governance, landscape architecture, and design offers recommendations on designing, building, and operating the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Go Residents dream big A pair of public forums dubbed "Community Conversations" resulted in dozens of innovative ideas for the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Check out stories, photos, and the ideas themselves. Go About the land The Central Artery land weaves nearly continuously from Chinatown to North Station, but its two dozen individual parcels differ considerably in character and potential use. Here's a look. Go Lessons from the world Boston is unique, but the issues involved in reclaiming Central Artery land are not. A series of MIT case studies looks at lessons from similar projects around the world. Go Timeline The first shots in the war over Central Artery land were fired in the 1980s. Where did the time go? Go Opinion Read the thoughts of key local players and some of the nation's leading experts on public policy and urban design.

25. Wilderness, Wildlife & Ecology Wilderness, Wildlife ecology resources. Zoos Worldwide looks at zoos,aquariums, wildlife parks and animal sanctuaries all over the world. http://search.able2know.com/Wilderness__Wildlife___Ecology/

Portal Home Forums Portal ... Search the entire directory only this category Advanced Search Categories Home Ecology Ecology resources. National Parks National Park resources. Wilderness Wilderness resources. Wildlife Wildlife resources. Related Categories Home Listings Home pop care2.com - Click every day to save the rain forest and more. Read 1 Reviews Rating: 6.00 Rate It Review It Add to Favorites TreeGivers.Com TreeGivers.Com Rating: 7.00 Rate It Review It Add to Favorites Mystic Aquarium mysticaquarium.org - Deeper than it looks: there's lots of information here though you might have to fish around to find it. Rating: 9.00 Rate It Review It Add to Favorites Zoologic information on animals and zoo listings zoologic.info - From Aardvark to Zebra, learn about all kinds of animals Rating: 7.49 Rate It Review It Add to Favorites Enviropedia enviropedia.org.uk - Guide to environmental issues, providing an encyclopedia with details of several environmental topics. Rating: 6.00 Rate It Review It Add to Favorites Feathersite - The Poultry Page feathersite.com - An on-line zoological garden of domestic poultry, including photos, video and information about various breeds of fowl, as chickens, ducks, geese, guinea fowl, peafowl, pigeons. Rating: 0.00

26. SUBJECT THESAURUS AZA use for American Association of Zoological parks and aquariums ANTLERSAQUARIUM ANIMALS aquariums arboratums use BOTANICAL gardens ARBORICULTURE http://library.sandiegozoo.org/thesaurus.htm

ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY SUBJECT TERMS The following is a list of terms used to index the holdings of the Society Library. Only terms on this list have been used. If you are having problems with a subject search, check this list for the terms which most closely match what you are looking for. Items in brackets [] are not used as subject terms but serve to group related terms. Subject Thesaurus: A B C ... Geographic Thesaurus SUBJECT THESAURUS A AABGA use for Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta AAM use for American Association of Museums AZA use for American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums AAZK use for American Association of Zoo Keepers AAZPA see AZA ABNORMALITIES ALBINISM ACTION PLANS ADAPTATION CAMOUFLAGE ADULT AGEING AGGRESSION AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE AIR POLLUTION ALBINISM ALMANACS American Associaton of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta use AABGA American Association of Museums use AAM American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums use AZA American Association of Zoo Keepers use AAZK American Zoo and Aquarium Association use AZA AMPHIBIANS AMUSEMENT PARKS DISNEYLAND SEA WORLD ANATOMY MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM ANTLERS HORNS DENTITION DIGESTIVE SYSTEM CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM ENDOCRINE SYSTEM INTEGUMENT CLAWS FEATHERS GLANDS HAIR HOOVES SCALES SKIN NERVOUS SYSTEM PULMONARY SYSTEM REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM SENSE ORGANS

27. Sable Antelope Bibliography ecology of the giraffe in Tsavo East National Park, Kenya. American Associationof Zoological parks and aquariums Regional Conference Proceedings, pp. http://www.csew.com/antelopetag/Professional Site/Prof Bio Facts/giraffe/Giraffe

GIRAFFE BIBLIOGRAPHY General History and Classification Anatomy and Physiology Nutrition ... Captive Management GENERAL Apfelbach, R. 1990. Long-necked or steppe giraffes. In: Grzimek's Encyclopedia of Mammals , 5:266-277. New York: McGraw-Hill. Crandall, L.S. 1964. Family Giraffidae. In: Management of Wild Mammals in Captivity , pp. 606-623. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Dagg, A.I. 1971. Giraffa camelopardalis. Mammalian Species, 5:1-8. The Giraffe: Its Biology, Behavior and Ecology . New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold. 210 pp. Estes, R.S. 1991. Giraffe and okapi, Family Giraffidae. In: Estes, R.D., The Behavior Guide to African Mammals , Berkeley: The University of California Press, pp. 201-207. Greeley, M.L. 1981. The graceful giraffe. Zoonooz Grzimek, B. 1972. The Giraffe. In: Grzimek's Animal Encyclopedia , 13:255-266. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold. Hart, T.B. and J.A. Hart. 1988. Tracking the rainforest giraffe. Animal Kingdom Hughes, E. 1979. Head and neck above the rest. Wildlife (London), 21(10):2831. Kingdon, J. 1979. Giraffe (

28. Flower Gardens And Parks In B.C. culture and Canada s unique West Coast ecology. Queen Elizabeth Park The park has numerous ornamental gardens, a waterfall and a rose garden. http://www.comeshowme.com/gardens/index.shtml

FLOWER GARDENS AND PARKS IN B.C. Vancouver area Stanley Park No trip to Vancouver is complete without a trip to world famous Stanley Park. Perhaps Vancouver's most famous attraction, the park is packed with free things to do. Visitors who want peace and tranquility can find it along the myriad of walking trails. Start at Lost Lagoon and visit the nature house, then proceed around the Lagoon. You'll find geese, swans, and many other species of birds. The Stanley Park seawall is an ideal way to take in the view from all around the park. Visitors are welcome to walk, bike or rollerblade the 8.85 km (5.5 mile) wall. Cyclists and rollerbladers do need to proceed with caution and yield to pedestrians. In some areas, bladers and bikers are required to depart from the seawall and travel on roadways for a short distance. The park also features a number of beaches (Third, Second, English Bay) with lifeguards on duty in the summer months. Second Beach also features a pool with wash rooms and change rooms. A children's water park is located at Lumberman's Arch and a refreshment stand is close by. The Children's Farmyard and Miniature Railway (which have small admission fees) are located a short walk from the water park. A pitch and putt golf course is located near the Rhododendron Garden and the formal Rose Garden is located near the Stanley Park Pavilion. The park also has tennis courts, located near the Lost Lagoon Nature House.

29. Feb. 28, 2000/Texas Parks And Wildlife Awards $700000 In Outdoor AUSTIN, Texas — Texas parks and Wildlife (TPW) has issued $700000 in Community to Moody gardens to study rainforests, aquariums and ocean exploration. http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/news/news/000228a.htm

30. March 9, 2005 INTERPRETING parks AND gardens ~ ONLINE docents and volunteers of publicgardens, parks, zoos, aquariums, and similar institutions. http://eelink.net/ee-news/msg00117.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index March 9, 2005 To Subject : March 9, 2005 From Date : Wed, 09 Mar 2005 15:17:27 -0500 Delivered-to : mailing list ee-news@naaee.org Delivered-to : moderator for ee-news@naaee.org Mailing-list : contact ee-news-help@naaee.org; run by ezmlm Organization : NAAEE Reply-to User-agent : Mozilla Thunderbird 0.6 (Windows/20040502) EE-NEWS@NAAEE March 9, 2005 The bi-weekly email bulletin provided by the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE), with funding from the Environmental Education and Training Partnership (EETAP). EE-News is a compilation of some of the new links added to the EE-Link web site over the past two weeks. Visit http://eelink.net/ for the rest of the story. JOBS REPORT FOR EE JOB SEEKERS (OR FRIENDS OF...) NAAEE/EE-Link sends out a bi-monthly job report listing the newest job opportunities posted on EE-Link. If you are interested in receiving the job announcements report on the 1st and 16th of every month, please subscribe by going to the Jobs-Report Signup page: http://eelink.net/jobs-report-signup.html

31. MeL Animals with households, lawns and gardens, agriculture, humans, and animals. a directory of zoos, aquariums, animal sanctuaries and wildlife parks http://mel.org/viewtopic.jsp?id=332&pathid=1130

32. WAZA - World Association Of Zoos And Aquariums - News Conference theme ecology at Multiple Scales 2006 AZA Annual Conference,hosted by Busch gardens, Florida Aquarium, Lowry Park Zoo Tampa, FL (USA) http://www.waza.org/news/archives.php

New York Conference venue to change Welcome to new members New guidelines on confiscated animals Dumping of lions ... News Archives New York Conference venue to change Due to renovation work the intended venue of the 2005 Conference, the Plaza Hotel near Central Park Zoo, will be entirely closed when the WAZA Conference will take place. WCS, the local organizer is currently negotiating another location. Members will be informed as soon as possible about the final venue. top Welcome to new members The following zoos and organisations have been accepted as new institution members: Granby Zoo, Canada Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Thailand EUAC - European Union of Aquarium Curators top New guidelines on confiscated animals At the most recent Annual Conference of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) participants adopted guidelines on the acceptance of seized and confiscated animals. These Guidelines have now been promulgated to the entire constituency of the association. The new Guidelines promulgated by WAZA deal with the issue from the receiving institution’s perspective. They encourage zoos and aquariums to continue to support the efforts of their authorities by accepting to temporarily house, feed and care for seized animals. Confiscated animals may be accepted under a permanent loan agreement or as donations but only if the receiving institution has the necessary expertise and can ensure appropriate care and accommodation of the animals in the long term. A permanent loan agreement should also define the ownership of the offspring.

33. Flora Of North America - The Outreach Resources Natural history museums, botanical gardens, zoos, aquariums, and herbaria are Life on Earth An Encyclopedia of Biodiversity, ecology and Evolution. http://hua.huh.harvard.edu/FNA/Outreach/FNA_lesson_biodiversity.shtml

Species and Specimens: Exploring Local Biodiversity In this lesson, appropriate for middle through high school, students practice skills essential to all scientific investigation: carefully observing and collecting data. Students become field biologists in a series of hands-on activities to collect and identify specimens, and survey and calculate the diversity of plant species in their local environment. Home The Project The Flora Science Outreach Goals ... Fact Sheets Learning goals: identifying and naming plants (recognizing variation in nature, using keys, identifying species); counting biodiversity (conducting research, collecting and comparing data) Key concepts and terms: biodiversity, taxonomist, binomial nomenclature, classification system, identification keys (dichotomous and interactive keys), species richness, introduced (and invasive) species, endangered species, extinction Background Researchers exploring biodiversity (short for biological diversity) want to understand the variety of life. This includes the kinds and numbers of organisms on Earth, their genetic relationships, and their ecological roles (sometimes set apart as species diversity, genetic diversity, and ecological diversity). The first step in understanding biodiversity is to find out what organisms exist. The work of cataloging life on Earth is ancient, much older than the first rock paintings. Despite intensive exploration over hundreds of years, the total number of organisms present today is an educated guess. Only 1.5 million species have been identified and named. Anywhere between 14 and 100 million species may exist worldwide-it's difficult to estimate the unknown. Most of the undiscovered species are small, difficult to observe organisms: viruses, bacteria, fungi, algae, and invertebrates. Taxonomists have the large job of naming organisms according to the rules of binomial nomenclature and classifying them.

34. Envirolinks Zoos and aquariums in Australia , New Zealand, and Papua, New Guinea, are unitedthrough this site how the group conserves land for parks, gardens, etc. http://www.ecostewards.org/enviro.html

Envirolinks EE-Link Environmental Education On The Internet A useful tool for any educator teaching youngsters about the environment, EE-Link is a project of the National Consortium for Environmental Education and Training (NCEET) at the University of Michigan. Intended to help K-12 educators. Earthwatch By sponsoring expeditions and research teams to investigate environmental phenonema and the interaction between the planet and its inhabitants, this group keeps an eye on Ma Earth's health. The Earthwatch site lists dozens of activities that are available. EnviroLink A world of resources awaits you at this awesome environmental site. Link to organizations and news concerned with everything from animal rights, alternative energy, and vegetarianism to 'green' activism, political action and consumerism. Friends of the Earth, United Kingdom One of the leading environmental pressure groups in the UK, the Friends of the Earth (FoE) group keeps supporters apprised of current issues and actions in England, Northern Ireland, Wales and beyond. Fundacion FISS, Bureau Regional Cuenca - Ecuador

35. SAIN Resources About Aquariums And Zoos These are the resources in the NBII catalog which relate to aquariums or Zoos . Creator Jackson Zoological Park Subject aquaria, zoological gardens, http://sain.nbii.org/phpqueries/aquaria_zoos.php

36. Stanley Park Ecology Society: FAQs - Stanley Park Amenities The only bank machine in the Park is in the Aquarium gift shop. Dining Pavilion,Rose gardens. underneath the Pavilion Restaurant. Vancouver Aquarium http://www.stanleyparkecology.ca/news/library/faq/faq_amen.htm

SPES FAQ Index Page Frequently Asked Questions Stanley Park Amenities The only bank machine in the Park is in the Aquarium gift shop. Ceperley Meadow, Third Beach, Ferguson Point, Prospect Point, Children's Farmyard, Lumbermen's Arch and Brockton Oval. next to the Nature House (Red Brick building) at the picnic tables, outside the gate underneath the Pavilion Restaurant near the Gift Shop Third Beach, Prospect Point picnic area and Prospect Point near the pool Brockton Oval changerooms and Brockton Clubhouse under the overpass TBA (hours are weather dependent) Second Beach Third Beach Prospect Point Lumbermen's Arch Children's Farmyard Aquarium Cricket clubhouse (near Brockton oval) Totem Poles Information Booth You can park almost everywhere in the Park. There are parking lots near First Beach, Second Beach, the Fish House Restaurant, Ferguson Point, the Hollow Tree, Prospect Point and the Prospect Point picnic area, the Dining Pavilion, the Children's Farmyard, the Aquarium, the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, and Brockton Oval. You can also park in designated places on the roads in the Park. A private company (Central Parking) owns the meters. Tell the visitor that they could put a note on their dash, note the meter number and

37. Biodiversity 911 - Local Links - San Francisco, CA Museums And Nature Centers Museums, Zoos, Botanical gardens, Nature Centers, and parks. Aquarium of the Other offerings include lectures, guided tours, and aquarium sleepovers. http://www.biodiversity911.org/LocalLinks/SanFran_MNC.html

Worldwildlife.org Join WWF Member Login Take Action ... Donate Now Search Visit the Exhibit Bio 911 Actions Fun and Games Educational Resources ... Local Links Museums, Zoos, Botanical Gardens, Nature Centers, and Parks: Aquarium of the Bay Pier 39, Embarcadero at Beach Street San Francisco, CA 94133 Phone: 1-888-SEA DIVE (1-888-732-3483) or 415-623-5300 www.aquariumofthebay.com This facility is dedicated to educating the public about coastal marine areas, specifically the San Francisco Bay. The aquarium offers various experiential programs, such as Under the Bay, which includes an underground moving walkway, and tidepool walks in the Touch the Bay program. Other offerings include lectures, guided tours, and aquarium sleep-overs. Audubon Canyon Ranch, Inc. 4900 Highway One Stinson Beach, CA 94970 Phone: 415-868-9244 www.egret.org California Academy of Sciences 55 Concourse Drive Golden Gate Park San Francisco, CA 94118-4599

38. Nature, Wildlife, Environment, Ecology Attractions, Longboat Key, Sarasota Area The State of Florida has designated the park a Florida Model Garden. Located near Mote Aquarium. Marie Selby Botanical gardens 811 South Palm Avenue, http://www.seaside-garden-retreat.com/nature.htm

Villas Cottages Pool/Gardens Beaches ... Rates/Contact Attractions - Nature Beaches Shopping Dining Golf ... Water Sports Nature At SeaSide Garden Retreat we embrace the beauty of nature in our own gardens, and encourage you to enjoy the wonder-filled natural beauty of the Southwest Florida. Here are just a few of the many ways you can get out and experience the abundant gifts that mother nature has bestowed on Longboat Key and Sarasota. 2922-36 Gulf of Mexico Drive Longboat Key, Florida 34228 Bicentennial Park 2730 Gulf of Mexico Drive Just south of SeaSide Garden Retreat along the walking path is this lovely, one acre garden park near the corner of Gulf of Mexico Drive and Bay Isle Road, west of Town Hall. It's a scenic resting place to take a break from your walk or bike ride. The beautiful gardens and foliage have been established and maintained by the Longboat Key Garden Club. The State of Florida has designated the park a Florida Model Garden. Do take a few minutes to walk down and enjoy this nearby garden spot. Mote Marine Aquarium 1600 Ken Thompson Parkway, City Island

39. The Portico Group - Clients URBAN ecology City of Alexandria, Virginia; King Street gardens New YorkAquarium Master Plan Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, Washington http://www.porticogroup.com/clients.html

back to arboreta overview or images Master Plan Conservatory Exhibit Design Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain, Georgia Interpretive Master Plan Visitor Center Concept Plan Chicago Botanical Garden, Chicago, Illinois Conservatory Concept Design Cleveland Botanic Garden, Cleveland, Ohio E.B. Dunn Foundation Garden Trust Restoration, Seattle, Washington Master Plan Hughson Botanical Garden, Hughson, California Master Plan Huntington Gardens, Pasadena, California Conservatory Exhibit Concepts Las Vegas Valley Water District, Las Vegas, Nevada Las Vegas Springs Preserve Concept and Program Mendocino Botanical Garden, Mendocino, California Master Plan Morton Arboretum, Chicago, Illinois Interpretive Master Plan Mount Pisgah Arboretum, Eugene, Oregon Master Plan Myriad Gardens Education Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Master Plan Oklahoma State University Botanical Garden, Stillwater, Oklahoma Master Plan Oltremare Marine Park, Riccione, Italy Garden of Evolution Conservatory Concept and Exhibit Design Quarryhill Botanical Garden, Glen Ellen, California Long Range Concept Plan San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum, San Francisco, California

40. American Zoo And Aquarium Association Bronx Zoo/Wildlife Conservation Park Habitat ecology Learning Program A Futurein the World; Lincoln Park Zoological gardens http://www.aza.org/HonorsAwards/EducationHistory/

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