41. College Of Forest Resources - Mississippi State University The Department of wildlife and Fisheries is a comprehensive department, The department’s mission is to provide information and train individuals for http://www.cfr.msstate.edu/wildlife/academics.htm

Academics Research People Facilities ... Home Academics Students can gain practical experience, while providing financial assistance for themselves, by taking advantage of work opportunities offered at the University and in the CFR. Student work-study positions are as diverse as the 40-50 annual projects conducted by the faculty. Students are encouraged to visit with faculty members to match employment experience and research interests with job opportunities. Undergraduate Options Graduate Program Scholarships Careers ... Undergraduate Courses If you have questions concerning this site, contact webmaster This page last updated June 29, 2005

42. Wildlife - General Info The United States has abundant and diverse wildlife and fisheries resources. Research information is distributed through active extension and continuing http://www.cfr.msstate.edu/wildlife/generalinfo.htm

43. VDGIF > General Information > Reporting Wildlife Violations HOME general information REPORT A wildlife VIOLATION When reporting tryto provide as much information as possible, such as http://www.dgif.state.va.us/info/wildlife-violations.html

HOME GENERAL INFORMATION To report a wildlife violation... call: or e-mail: wildcrime@dgif.virginia.gov When reporting try to provide as much information as possible, such as: What happened Where did it happen, being as specific as possible Who was involved, describing persons (names if known), vehicles (license numbers are crucial), names of other witnesses When did it happen (date and time are very important!) IF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY SITUATION , contact the local Game Warden immediately through the local sheriff's office or police department. Don’t allow the actions of a few outlaws to tarnish the reputation of Virginia’s sportsmen and sportswomen! © 2003 VDGIF. Please view our Contact dgifweb@dgif.virginia.gov with any comments or questions.

44. Manitoba Conservation | Wildlife And Ecosystem Protection Branch general information. Land Open for Hunting The most commonly hunted publiclands in Manitoba are wildlife management areas (WMA), provincial forests, http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/wildlife/huntingg/general/landopen.html

skip to side bar skip to page content Manitoba 2005 Hunting Guide ... Contact Us General Information Land Open for Hunting Finding a great place to hunt may be challenging. Manitoba hunters are fortunate that the search is not nearly as difficult as it is in many jurisdictions, where public land is rare. The most commonly hunted public lands in Manitoba are wildlife management areas (WMA), provincial forests, some provincial parks, and Crown lands, as well as privately owned land. Maps Maps are available that provide information that is valuable to hunters. For more information or to purchase maps, please contact (link opens in new browser window) Canada Map Sales toll-free at 1-877-627-7226. Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) Wildlife Management Areas are designated Crown lands that are protected and managed for the benefit of wildlife by Manitoba Conservation. Manitoba has over 70 WMAs located throughout the province. These WMAs were created and set aside for the protection and enhancement of wildlife habitat. Hunting is permitted in most WMAs. International Peace Garden, Community Pastures, P.F.R.A. Dykes and other Federal Lands

45. Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo general information. Omaha s Henry Doorly Zoo® 3701 S 10th Street The Lee G.Simmons Conservation Park and wildlife Safari displays Nebraska s wild as http://www.omahazoo.com/information/index.asp?page=/information/information.htm

46. WLAP/SRM Vancouver Island Region Wildlife Branch Pictures in the Homepage link to general wildlife information. general wildlifeinformation Vancouver Island Region has a broad array of vertebrate and http://wlapwww.gov.bc.ca/vir/wildweb/generalinfo.htm

How to Use This Site General Wildlife Information Exotic/Introduced/ Nuisane Species Wildlife Permits and Regulations ... Forest Renewal BC General Information Material on this website represents the most current information available regarding wildlife inventory and wildlife management in the Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection, Vancouver Island Region. Information on this website is intended for use by government staff, contract biologists, resource planners and the general public. Information on this website is regularly updated and generally represents the most current information available. However, users are cautioned that some of the information occurring on the website is work in progress or changes content more frequently than website updates. How to Use This Site You may obtain reference lists, downloadable reports, and link to other sources of wildlife-related information by following some of the other links in this site. Pictures in the Homepage link to general wildlife information. Look in the FRBC inventory pages for specific wildlife and wildlife habitat inventory reports conducted in Region 1. Requests of additional information can be made through the Wildlife / Wildlife Habitat Inventory Specialist Requests for more information regarding wildlife management in the Vancouver Island Region can be directed to the Wildlife Program in Nanaimo 250 751-3100

47. Ministry Of Environment - Recreation - What You Need To Official British Columbia Parks information, on provincial parks, Visitor Safetyinformation general information regarding wildlife safety and health http://wlapwww.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/whatyou.htm

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU GO and Frequently Asked Questions A list of sites giving information about wildlife and marine life in British Columbia, wildlife safety and outdoor ethics. Visitor Safety Information: General information regarding wildlife safety and health risks while visiting our province. Fees: Information on user fees in our provincial parks such as camping fees, parking/day-use fees, hours of operation, persons with disabilities fees, BC seniors' fees, reservation fees and glossary. Fishing and Hunting Information: Other Links: Links to other web sites. Provincial Park Camping Ethics and Regulations BC Parks is dedicated to preserving the natural state of parks while also providing recreational access to its features. Park regulations and policies protect park values, ensuring a quality experience for all visitors, both today and in years to come. Please obey the following Dogs and other domestic animals are not permitted in some provincial parks, especially in backcountry/wilderness areas. Some backcountry/wilderness areas allow pets but may not be suitable due to wildlife issues and the potential for problems with bears, cougars, wolves, etc. Please check the

48. General Information, Upper Clements Park, Family Amusement & Wildlife Park, Nova Upper Clements Park is located in the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia. We have over20 Rides and Attractions, a wildlife Park with over 30 Animal Species and http://www.upperclementspark.com/geninfo.html

Upper Clements Park is managed and operated by the Hanse Society, a community-based, non-profit organization. With over 20 rides and attractions , daily live entertainment , our goal is to provide every visitor with a thoroughly satisfying experience. The park property is provincially owned. 2005 Dates * June 13 to June 24 - Open daily. Hours 10:00am - 6:00pm * June 25 to September 5 (Labour Day) - Open daily. Hours 11:00am - 7:00pm * September 6 - CLOSED FOR THE SEASON The Hanse Society Upper Clements Park has been run by the Hanse Society, a volunteer community-based, non-profit organization since 1997 whose mandate is to exist as a premier attraction within the Province's tourism sector, and serve as an economic generator for the Southwestern region of the Province by creating employment, and indirect business opportunities for the local area. Our Board of Directors and our management team are working hard to make sure you have an enjoyable visit each and every time you come to the park.

49. SARA Public Registry - General Information This section includes a variety of general information related to SARA. to those recommendations; and reports on the general status of wildlife species. http://www.sararegistry.gc.ca/gen_info/default_e.cfm

Hairy Prairie-clover Search: Species General Information The Act Species Assessment Recovery Regulations / Orders Agreements / Permits Policies / Guidelines Public Consultations Website Keywords: Advanced Search General Information This section includes a variety of general information related to SARA. Although this may be broad in nature, it does provide an overview of the various activities related to the protection and recovery of wildlife species. News releases and factsheets provide information on key events and components under the Act. In addition, both the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) and the Minister of Environment, must publish an annual report on their activities and administration of the Act. Finally, you will find any written roundtable recommendations; the Minister's response to those recommendations; and reports on the general status of wildlife species. Published every five years, these reports provide an overview on the situation of wildlife species in Canada. Please view the following for more general information related to the Act: News Releases Factsheets SARA Annual Reports COSEWIC Annual Reports ... in Canada Last update: 2005-09-23 Important Notices http://www.sararegistry.gc.ca/gen_info/default_e.cfm

50. SARA Public Registry - Background Species, general information, The Act, Species Assessment The Act aims toprevent wildlife species from becoming extinct, and to secure the necessary http://www.sararegistry.gc.ca/background/default_e.cfm

Grey Whale Search: Species General Information The Act Species Assessment Recovery Regulations / Orders Agreements / Permits Policies / Guidelines Public Consultations Website Keywords: Advanced Search Background The Species at Risk Act (SARA) was proclaimed in June 2003, and is one part of a three part Government of Canada strategy for the protection of wildlife species at risk. This three part strategy also includes committments under the Accord for the Protection of Species at Risk and activities under the Habitat Stewardship Program for Species at Risk In addition, it complements existing laws and agreements to provide for the legal protection of wildlife species and conservation of biological diversity. The Act aims to prevent wildlife species from becoming extinct, and to secure the necessary actions for their recovery. The Act recognises that the protection of wildlife species is a joint responsibility and that all Canadians have a role to play in the protection of wildlife. It applies to all federal lands in Canada; all wildlife species listed as being at risk; and their critical habitat. Please view the following for a more detailed summary of the Act's: History Purpose Process Responsible Authorities Last update: 2005-09-23 Important Notices http://www.sararegistry.gc.ca/background/default_e.cfm

51. Wild Spain - Information On Nature And Outdoor Travel In Spain - Occupations/Activities Bird watching, wildlife general, Antonio JiménezConejo Occupations/Activities wildlife general, Botany, http://www.wild-spain.com/wsdirectory.php?topic=13

52. Blue Ridge Wildlife Institute - General Information The Blue Ridge wildlife Institute is located at the edge of the Linville GorgeWilderness Area and Pisgah Home Whoooo We Are general information http://www.wildcarebr.org/GeneralInformation.html

General Information "This we know. All things are connected like blood, which unifies one family. All things are connected. Whatever befalls the earth befalls the sons of the earth. Man did not weave the web of life, he is mearly a strand in it. Whatever he does to the web, he does to himself." ~ Chief Seattle Wildlife Rehabilitation Pictured Above:Grackle fledgling with a broken leg - Photo by: Kim Costner The Blue Ridge Wildlife Institute is located at the edge of the Linville Gorge Wilderness Area and Pisgah National Forest. Licenced by the NC Wildlife Resources Commission and the US Fish and Wildlife Service, the Institute annually cares for more than 600 injured or orphaned wild animals from Western North Carolina. These include animals attacked by cats, hit by cars, gunshot, caught in fences, and a myriad of other human-induced causes. This vital wildlife rehabilitation work includes medical assistance (in conjunction with trained veterinarians), feeding, housing, and supportive care. Fully recovered animals are released in appropriate wild habitats. Education Pictured Above:The Blue Ridge Wildlife Institute's Director, Nina Fischesser teaching a seminar about Wildlife with Lady Bird, a Red-tailed Hawk that serves as one of the Institute's Animal Ambassadors.

53. Chicago Botanic Garden - 26 Gardens - General Information Chicago Botanic Garden general information Page. wildlife Sighted. Bird SpeciesSighted 255 different species of birds. Mammals http://www.chicagobotanic.org/info/wildlife.html

Wildlife Sighted Bird Species Sighted 255 different species of birds. Mammals: Big Brown Bat, Hoary Bat, Little Brown Bat, Red Bat, Silver-haired Bat, Beaver, Eastern Gray Chipmunk, Eastern Cottontail, Coyote, White-tailed Deer, Red Fox, Mink, Prairie Deer Mouse, Northern White-footed Mouse, Muskrat, Opossum, Raccoon, Cinereous Shrew, Short-tailed Shrew, Striped Skunk, Eastern Fox Squirrel, Eastern Grey Squirrel, Southern Flying Squirrel, Thirteen-lined Ground Squirrel, Meadow Vole, Woodchuck. Reptiles and Amphibians: Bullfrog, Red-eared Slider, Garter Snake, American Toad, Midland Painted Turtle, Musk Turtle, Snapping Turtle, Spiny Soft-shelled Turtle, False Map Turtle, Common Map Turtle, Ouachita Map Turtle. Home Site Map General Information What's New? ... Search 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, IL 60022 The Chicago Botanic Garden is owned by the Forest Preserve District of Cook County. Credits Last revised on

54. Operation Loango Gabon, Vacation, Trip, Wildlife, Mike Fay, Operation Loango Gab general information for staying in the lodge. Meals. If you have any specialdietary requirements, general information before coming to Gabon http://www.operation-loango.com/operation_loango/general.html

Homepage Loango National Park Wildlife Birds Fishing Accommodation Evengue Tassi Loango Lodge Akaka ... Pt. St. Catherine Your Experience 7 days trip 10 days trip Weekends Activities ... Prices 2004 - 2005 Transportation Plane Boats Vehicles Operation Loango Background Partners Projects Mike Fay ... Vacancies Gabon Histiory Gabon Nation Parks Loango National Park Other Press Sitemap Photobook Wallpapers ... Presentations General information Seasons and weather conditions See also : What to bring Clothing Clothing should be lightweight, cool and of quick drying synthetic fabric, khaki-green is a practical all-round colour. Long sleeved collared shirts that protect against the sun. Board shorts Long pants (and socks) should be worn at night to avoid contact with mosquitoes. Wide-brimmed hat or cap with neck cover Lightweight raincoat Lightweight walking sandals (e.g. Tevas, Chacos, Strops, etc.) Personal accessories Sunglasses (with Polaroid lenses and on a neck strap for fisherman) Good quality headlamp or flashlight Cameras (a Polaroid filter can be useful) Film (high speed, 400 ASA, film is generally required for use in the forest)

55. General Information-Best Management Practices home general information technical information frequently asked questions links contacts Reducing Human Activity in wildlife Habitat http://www.blm.gov/bmp/General_Information.htm

What are Best Management Practices? The U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) manages many outstanding resources, including important wildlife habitat, scenic western landscapes, flowing streams and rivers, recreational opportunities, and oil and natural gas production. As oil and gas development and production continues across much of the rural West, it is important the BLM take precautions to ensure development on the public lands is conducted in a manner that prevents or lessens its impact on Public Lands resources. The BLM continues to improve the way it manages oil and gas development on the Public Lands. Part of that improvement includes the creation and use of Best Management Practices (BMPs) to lessen the effects of oil and gas development on the environment. Numerous oil and gas operators use BMPs. The BLM has collected a sampling of these BMPs and included them on this website. (At Right) Recreation, Wildlife, and Scenic Landscapes are only some of the resources that the BLM manages.

56. Fish And Wildlife Research Institute HAB general information. This section defines harmful algal blooms and red tides to protect, conserve, and manage Florida s fish and wildlife resources. http://www.floridamarine.org/features/category_sub.asp?id=1799

57. Fish And Wildlife Research Institute general information. Many of Florida’s economically important marine species, to protect, conserve, and manage Florida s fish and wildlife resources. http://www.floridamarine.org/features/category_sub.asp?id=3125

58. Hotels & Resorts In Sanur Beach Area, Bali general information tiny grasscovered islands Komodo, Padar and Rinca, whichtogether form the Komodo National Park, a protected wildlife reserve. http://www.bali-travel-online.com/komodo_island/general_informations.htm

Search Our Site About Us Partners Site Map Privacy Policy ... Contact Us Discover Komodo National Park General Information Geography Map of National Park Climate ... Contact us Komodo Tour on Charter Flight Program (New) click here for more details Komodo Live Aboard Depart from Bali or Labuan Bajo The exclusive live aboard programs specialize in dive adventures with particular focus on exploration and expedition and also the cruising to enjoy the beauties of the tropical islands a long the Lesser. Click Here Clients of the month Package on HitHot Bali Hotel on HitHot Bali Villas on HitHot General Information Komodo National Park has widely known with the home of the giant lizard Komodo Dragon - which has just declare to be one of the latest heritage of the world.

59. Wildlife Prairie State Park  Information Home general information Calendar 2005 Map to Park. general information Copyright © 2002, wildlife Prairie State Park Last modified June 29, 2005. http://www.wildlifeprairiestatepark.org/generalinformation/General_Park_Informat

Members receive free admission and program discounts as well as a 10% discount on Lodging and in all the Prairie Shops! Raptor ID!!! This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Home Last modified: June 29, 2005

60. Welcome To The Park wildlife Prairie State Park is a 2000 acre zooilogical park, IL 61536;Electronic mail general information wildlife Prairie State Park information http://www.wildlifeprairiestatepark.org/

Members receive free admission and program discounts as well as a 10% discount on Lodging and in all the Prairie Shops! Raptor ID!!! ...one of our Nation's premier wildlife parks! Discover the animals that called Illinois home during the pioneer days. This unique 2,000 acre zoological park is home to wolves bison , waterfowl, black bear elk cougar otter and much more You will enjoy the Park's spectacular natural settings, butterfly garden , wildflowers, lakes, wetlands , and restored prairie. Imagine life in the early 1800's at the Pioneer Farmstead complete with farm animals, a one room school house and log cabin. Explore the nature of Illinois while riding the train, enjoy the bronze statuary, have fun at our special events, and learn something about native Illinois. When your day is over, you can even spend the night on the Prairie in one of our renovated Cabooses, Cabin on the Hill, Cottages by the Lake, or Prairie Stables. Contact Information: Telephone FAX Postal address 3826 N. Taylor Rd.

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