101. UK ANIMAL RESCUERS - MISCELLANEOUS SITES miscellaneous sites relating to animal rescue. The Web Site for EveryoneInterested in Animal Welfare. OTHER RELATED SITES http://www.animalrescuers.co.uk/html/miscsites.html

DIRECTORY PAGES ANIMALS Dogs Dog Breed Rescuers Cats Rabbits/Guineapigs ... Tortoises/Turtles RESCUERS UK Wildlife Centres National/Internatio nal Non-UK sites CENTRES IN UK General North Middle South OTHERS Animal Rights Other Directories Miscellaneous Sites INFORMATION PAGES Homes Wanted General Notices Jobs/Volunteers SITE ADMIN Add Your Site Link to Us Notices Form Site Search The Web Site for Everyone Interested in Animal Welfare OTHER RELATED SITES Adoring Pets: Clifton, NJ USA: http://www.AdoringPets.com Discover the many ways in which pets give to us as therapy pets, assistance and rescue animals and what you can give to pets in a site about how pets help people and people help pets through rescue, training, adoption and needed donations. The Alternative Animal Sanctuary: Beds/ Herts borders: http://www.alternativenews.org.uk A news site dedicated to the current information at the Alternative Animal Sanctuary, including new residents at the sanctuary, urgent appeals and competions. Please take a look. You can also send comments from the site. Animal Health Trust www.aht.org.u

102. Internships In Miscellaneous Areas 2003 Animal care internships available for the spring and summer of 2003. This wildlifecenter offers a uinque experience to future veterinarians, http://academic.uofs.edu/department/ocs/jobs/int-other.html

Career Opportunities in Miscellaneous Areas Monday, June 09, 2003 Additional information is available in the "Job Folders" at Career Services - Elm Park Church Arden Theatre Company- Theater Internship 40 N. 2nd Street Philadelphia PA 19106 APA Coordinator Phone: Fax: 215-922-7011 EMAIL: jobs@ardentheatre.org The Arden Professional Apprentice program is an intensive, year-long program that trains future theatre leaders in every facet of running a non-profit theatre. Designed to nurture the industry's future leaders, this well-rounded experience prepares APA's as they begin their careers in the arts community. To apply, please send a copy of your current resume, cover letter discussing your specific areas of interest, a one-page essay detailing your five-year plan in the theatre, and two letters of recommendation to the above address. Alaska Wilderness League- Internship Washington DC Erik DuMont Phone: 202-544-5205 Fax: EMAIL: erik@alaskawild.org Seeking a college intern to help mobilize support in key congressional districts for protection of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The intern will work to educate the masses in the local communities. Duties include: giving public presentations to groups, holding letter-writing forums, tabling at Summer events, and generally raising awareness back home, conducting visibility, through letters to the Editor and radio or college TV stations, and coalition building by having organizations write letters in support of the campaign. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated concern for the environment and a general

103. USGS: Science Topics: Wildlife Biology Provides links to USGS information about wildlife biology and related topics . elsewhere for the analysis of animal populations for wildlife biologists http://www.usgs.gov/science/science.php?term=1332&type=theme

104. Untitled Document This publication supersedes miscellaneous Publication No. 1500, Managing WildlifeDamage The Mission of APHIS Animal Damage Control Program. http://www.aphis.usda.gov/ws/managing.html

United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Miscellaneous Publication No. 1543 Issued October 1997 Managing Wildlife Damage: The Mission of APHIS' Wildlife Services Program Table of Contents Wildlife, a Valuable Resource Responsible Management of Wildlife Damage The Role of Wildlife Services How WS Does Its Job ... Additional Information Wildlife, a Valuable Resource Wild animals are an important part of our environment, and for centuries they have served our needs in a number of ways. Historically, many species were used for food, clothing, or adornment. But in those earlier years, wildlife was seldom managed. Some species, such as the passenger pigeon, became extinct; and other species, like the bison and beaver, became seriously depleted. Today, wildlife continues to provide people with a variety of benefits. Wild animals contribute to our enjoyment of outdoor recreational activities such as camping, hiking, photography, and hunting. The knowledge that abundant wildlife exists is important for many people. Diverse wildlife species are major components of a healthy environment; beavers, for example, can create aquatic habitats beneficial to fish and waterfowl. Wildlife is receiving increased attention as people develop a broadened environmental consciousness. Wildlife is now recognized as having esthetic as well as practical value and is managed by the Federal and State Governments to ensure future abundance. In some instances, however, this abundance has led to conflicts between human and wildlife interests as the following examples illustrate.

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