161. African Wildlife Foundation: Home Page Funds and develops conservation programs. Information about projects and their locations. http://www.awf.org/

PHOTO FROM SAMBURU HEARTLAND Learn more Next image Next Heartland: VIRUNGA SIGN UP FOR OUR ENEWS! EXPLORE OUR WORK The African Heartlands Wildlives: The Animals of Africa Success Stories ... The Great Cats and Rare Canids Act of 2005 AWF is working to pass legislation to protect Africa's top dogs and cats. Click here to learn more. Charity Watchdogs Award AWF Top Ratings The Better Business Bureau (BBB) Wise Giving Alliance and Charity Navigator rank AWF's financial performance. Wallpapers Screensavers e-Cards Shop AWF Listen! Elephant Hippo Gorilla Congo River Cargo Boat Brings Promise to Endangered Great Apes ... Search Previous Headlines

162. Welcome To Lewa Wildlife Conservancy Online A non profit organisation based on 55,000 acres of savannah, wetland and forest working to conserve endangered species. Includes wildlife, safari and community development information, news and contact details. http://www.lewa.org/

home conservation introduction rhino conservation ... contact us Search the Lewa Site Support Lewa Adopt a rhino, name a rhino, donate to Lewa. Click here for more information Email Updates Click here to receive Email Updates from Lewa. The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy works as a catalyst for the conservation of wildlife and its habitat. It does this through the protection and management of species, the initiation and support of community conservation and development programmes, and the education of neighbouring areas in the value of wildlife. the safaricom marathon Records broken at the 2005 Safaricom Marathon PRESS RELEASE 2nd July 2005 WINNERS Men's Marathon - Daniel Yego Women's Marathon - Judy Kariuki Men's Half - Joseph Nganga Women's Half Cecilia Wangui FULL RESULTS birds on lewa Kenya has one of the largest number of bird species in the world and on Lewa, many of these birds can be found in their natural habitat high bandwidth users "Introducing Lewa with 3 movie clips about the conservancy."

163. Klamath-Salmon Natural History Library | Online Library Catalog | Wildlife Index Catalog. wildlife. . Title, Year, Availability. 1. Analysis and management ofanimal populations modeling, estimation, and decision making, 2002 http://www.klamathsalmonlibrary.org/catalog/wildlifeindex.html

Catalog Wildlife Title Year Availability Analysis and management of animal populations : modeling, estimation, and decision making Library Reference Bird habitat relationships in the Klamath Mountains of northwestern California Library Reference A birder's guide to the Klamath Basin Library Reference A field guide to the insects of America north of Mexico Library Reference A Field Guide to western butterflies Library Reference A Field Guide to western reptiles and amphibians: field marks of all species in western North America, including Baja California Library Reference First year responses of small mammal populations to clearcutting in the Klamath Mountains of Northern California Library Reference Mammals of North America Library Reference Sibley Guide to Birds Library Reference Home About the Library Catalog Resources ... Contact Us

164. Denny's Woods Home Animal and caricature chainsaw sculptures carved from local black walnut, maple, cherry and white pine. http://www.dennyswoods.com/

WHAT'S NEW SITE MAP Home Carvings Customer Service Timber Talk Guest Book How To Order Show Schedule Mail DENNY'S WOODS Get Your BEAR-ings: Home About Us Contact Us An award winning woodcarving website.... If you can imagine it, DENNY'S WOODS can carve it ! Bear Planter Bench! Coffee Table Bear Team spirit! We're more than just carvings More than just art... It's art with function, a beautiful carving that has true purpose. Some of our most popular items in fact, are the ones that do more than just look beautiful. Bear Bench! Treasure Chest Team spirit! Toilet Tissue Bear ... Mailbox Bear Each carving is individually hand crafted, with a chainsaw and each is a one of a kind masterpiece. If one of our carvings strikes your fancy, let us create it, just for you! This site was selected as a Golden Chisel Design Award by Classic Carving Read their comments about dennyswoods.com

165. Jonas Studios Wildlife Sculpture - Museum Quality Animals And Dinosaurs Museum quality animal miniatures and World's Fair dinosaurs; bronzes and fine art collectables, scale images cast in porcelain. http://www.jonasstudios.com/wildlifesculpture/

Each sculpture is still cast in the unique porcelain alloy developed exclusively for Jonas and hand-painted by skilled artisans to capture life as only fine sculptural art can. Start Here - To See Our World Of Wildlife. Quick Select North American Animals South American Animals European Animals African Animals Asian Animals Australian Animals Special Editions Limited by number or the length of time available. We offer special editions in a variety of casting materials. Louis Paul Jonas Find That Animal Check out our animal finder for information on items not shown in this site. World Of Wildlife Dinosaurs Special Editions Louis Paul Jonas ... CONTACT US VIA EMAIL: dmerritt@jonasstudios.com

166. Wec Coop Website Conducts detailed investigations of wetlands and their component fish and wildlife resources, emphasizing the linkages with both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. http://www.wec.ufl.edu/coop/

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167. Canadian Wildlife Federation Home Page CWF advocates the protection of Canada's wild species and spaces. Provides information and news. http://www.cwf-fcf.org/

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168. The Wildlife Society We invite you to The wildlife Society’s 12 Annual Conference in Madison, Wisconsinthis September. The conference will be held in the beautiful Frank Lloyd http://www.wildlife.org/conference/

Home TWS Annual Conference Conference Registration Conference Highlights Conference Program Details The Conference Venue Travel to Madison Conference Hotels What to See in Madison Conference Activities Photo Contest Volunteer at the Conference Conference Activities for Students Student Quiz Bowl ... Meetings Student Information Student Travel Grant Best Student Presentation Awards 2006 Conference Call for Symposium, Workshop and Special Poster Session Proposals Call for Contributed Papers and Posters Request for Associated Meetings April 2005 Dear Wildlifer: We invite you to The Wildlife Society’s 12 Annual Conference in Madison, Wisconsin this September. The conference will be held in the beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright designed Monona Terrace Convention Center on the shore of Lake Monona just blocks from the State Capitol, the University of Wisconsin campus, and downtown dining and night life. We encourage you to come learn, create networks, meet old friends and make new ones, and enjoy everything Madison and the upper Midwest has to offer. The early fall weather should be glorious and football and hunting will be in the air. The conference starts the day after the huge Wisconsin – Michigan football game and the theme of our opening reception will be a tailgate party. The technical program for Madison includes 8 workshops and more than 20 symposia. There also will be a wide range of contributed papers and posters. In recognition of Madison’s and the sand counties of southern Wisconsin’s significance as the birthplace of our profession, the conference theme is ‘Following Leopold’s Footsteps’. The plenary session on ‘Six Decades After A Sand County Almanac’ will feature Nina Leopold Bradley, Aldo Leopold’s daughter, Leopold’s biographer Curt Meine, and a tribute to all the Leopold Medal winners. Don’t miss it!

169. FANTASTIC MICHIGAN WILDLIFE HABITAT Details about creating a natural habitat for wildlife in the garden. http://home.att.net/~siegrid.stern/WILDLIFE-HABITAT.htm

OFFICIAL BACKYARD WILDLIFE HABITAT CERTIFIED BY THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION Visit: Conifer Obsession A VIRTUAL INTERNATIONAL CONIFER SOCIETY The population boom has changed forever the living conditions of our wildlife. We humans invaded the animals habitat and forced them to live among us. By planting only berry-producing shrubs and trees which bear fruit, my whole property has become a wildlife habitat. To aid in my war against insects, I encourage a large population of birds in my yard by supplying them with their basic needs. My property provides the four basic habitat elements wildlife need to thrive: water, food, cover and a place to raise their young. I plan my landscape with needs of wildlife in mind and use only berry- or seed-producing plants. I encourage you to do the same. Return To Home Page To return to this page, click the "Back" button on your browser. Click on any photo to enlarge - Click on underlined text for more information MY PLANTINGS INCLUDE: Many varieties of berry-producing viburnums Cotoneasters (Cotoneaster apiculatus and horizontalis) Cutleaf Buckthorns (Rhamnus frangula asplenifolia) Cranberries (Viburnum opulus) Dogwoods (Cornus sericea) Hawthorns (Crataegus phaenopyrum) Honeysuckles (Lonicera) - native Bush Honeysuckles Serviceberries (Amelanchier arborea) Privets (Ligustrum amurense) Various Taxus and Juniperus species and Euonymus Large variety of conifers, including many dwarf conifers

170. African Wildlife Images Library of high resolution stock wildlife photographs by John Visser. http://www.africanwildlifephotos.co.za

About this site: This site serves as a facility for wildlife editors and publishers to inspect a list of our available images. We have over 7000 stock images of wildlife, mainly from Southern Africa but also from the rest of the continent and other parts of the world. Each image is stored in high-resolution digitised format suitable for printing. What to do if you would like to see image previews: Let us know which species interests you, the publication you are representing, approximate circulation figures and the planned size of the printed image. This will enable us to give you a quotation, after which (assuming you are happy with the quotation) we will send you screen-resolution images by email and you can decide if any suit your requirements. Click on any of the links below to see a list of what we have to offer. Amphibians [104 items listed] Birds [105 items listed] Flora [200 items listed] Insects [123 items listed] Lizards [308 items listed] Mammals [228 items listed] Marine Life [63 items listed] Scorpions [35 items listed] Snakes [170 items listed] Email us Spiders [66 items listed] [62 items listed] Contact: powered by: GetWebCentre You are visitor number :

171. Swandog Studio: Xenia's Fantasy, Wildlife & Anthropomorphic (Furry) Art Gallery Fantasy, wildlife and anthro (furry) art by Xenia Eliassen; plus a furry book list, links, poetry and more. http://swandogstudio.com

Color Art Lineart Greyscale Sketches Commissions Gift Art Poetry Books Sheezy Elfwood DevArt Epilogue Links Furbid LJ Guestbook Last Updated: Aug, 2005: (3 New Giftart Pics Conbadge Auction Xenia Eliassen (aka "Swandog", and formerly Xenia Arrick) is 33 and has been drawing since she was 2. Animals (wildlife, pets and equines), anthropomorphic (aka "furry"), fantasy and religious themes are her specialty, but she can do a wide variety of subjects. She's won awards in art contests over the years at school, college, and fantasy/sci-fi conventions. She's sold many prints, portraits, company logos, t-shirt designs, Christmas card designs, a coloring book, woodcrafts, sculptures and other custom work. Currently, she is involved in several projects, including many commissions and professional facepainting work. She is not accepting any new commissions or art trades at this time, but please e-mail her if you are interested in purchasing an original or print of her work, or check her Furbid link (at top of page). If you wish to know more about her, please check out her other pages/galleries and her LiveJournal (links at top of page). Thank you for visiting! :) A few companies and organizations which use logos created by Xenia: Southwest Log Homes The Ferret Lover's Club of Texas Norsk Ornitologisk Forening (banner) This site is a member of WebRing.

172. Awaclubs.com Nationally franchised network of private clubs, providing hunting, fishing, camping, and other outdoor activities to local members of affiliate clubs. Includes list of clubs, species search and contact information. http://www.awaclubs.com

Welcome to awaclubs.com Why am I seeing this web site? Vacation Technology Gifts ... Hotels Featured Directory document.write(d) Entertainment Digital Cameras Hair Replacement Vitamins ... Lawyers Web Directory Vacation Cruise Hotel Cheap Flight ... Pets

173. FREE-ROAMING DOGS POSE A THREAT TO WILDLIFE An article on the increased incidence of dogs chasing and killing wildlife in Colorado. http://www.dnr.state.co.us/cdnr_news/wildlife/199861512282.html

Release Date: FREE-ROAMING DOGS POSE A THREAT TO WILDLIFE Glen Eyre, district wildlife manager for Archuleta County, said that people honestly believe that their dogs are under control and do not believe that their dog would chase the wildlife. Rick Adams, district wildlife manager in Basalt, said that between Glenwood Springs, Aspen and Vail, his department receives reports of dogs chasing big game almost daily. During the spring, fawns and elk calves are particularly vulnerable. Recently, Adams was called to the scene of a gruesome dog attack on a young fawn in a subdivision near Glenwood Springs. Colorado considers deer and elk state property valued at $700 for an elk and $500 for a deer respectively. That means pet owners could be billed and charged for the civil offense for any mangled deer or elk injured or killed by dogs. Glen Cook, technician for the Boulder districts of Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests, said that 25 percent of the people who hike in Indian Peaks wilderness bring their dog. Of those people, only 65 percent comply with the leash laws. Attached is a list of National Forest areas where leash and voice command laws are enforced in wilderness areas. Rocky Mountain Region Wilderness Areas

174. WWF | Conservation Of The Marine Environment | Sustainable Fisheries | Marine Pr An environmental education and community conservation drive spearheaded by WWFis bearing fruit in Mafia Island. Read more http://www.panda.org/about_wwf/what_we_do/marine/index.cfm

About WWF How You Can Help FAQ Search breadCrumbs("www.panda.org",">","index.cfm","None","None","None","0"); Navigation hidden Marine Problems Our solutions Protected Areas Deep Seas High Seas Ecoregions Sensitive areas (PSSAs) Spawning grounds Improved management People Tourism Sustainable Fishing Ecosystem Management Aquaculture Commercial fisheries No-take zones Illegal fishing Over fishing Marine policy Subsidies Access agreements Markets Certification MSC Community fisheries What fish to eat? Coral Reefs About Threats Our solutions What you can do News Photogallery Publications News Successes Stories On the ground Publications Global Marine Programme EU bans Canary and Azores trawling to save coral reefs EU fisheries ministers have agreed to ban trawling on the sea bed around Madeira, the Azores and Canary Islands to save their unique coral reefs from destruction. Read more On the trail of the leatherbacks Since the end of June 2005, WWF and its partners have been tracking an increasing number of leatherback marine turtles in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea. We've seen some of these leatherbacks, which are the biggest of all marine turtles, swim to depths of almost a 1000m and cover distances of over 2000km.

175. Web1 A group of local residents who help to improve Victoria Park, Bristol, for people and wildlife. http://www.ionacons.demon.co.uk/vpwg/

Victoria Park Wildlife Group Victoria Park Wildlife Group is a group of local residents who help to improve Victoria Park, Bristol for people and wildlife. We are an independent group approved by the City Council and funded by the Council and various businesses and trusts. We have been operating since 1989 and are seen as a good example of how local people can become involved in managing a park. We have regular meetings and work-days and welcome your involvement. How you can help... VPWG always welcomes extra help. We need practical help for the park projects and also background support in administration, design and fund-raising. Current Projects Tree Planting Over 12 000 native trees and shrubs have been planted since 1989 in the form of hedgerows and copses. The trees are all doing very well and have really begun to change the appearance of the park. The Wetland This ambitious project has occupied a lot of our time. This area is a great attraction to children and pets, as well as wildlife. Repeated planting of trees and shrubs has helped the area become a leafy oasis in the middle of the park. Butterfly garden A different kind of flower-bed near the Bowling Green is specially designed to attract and feed insects.

176. Help For Your Educational Needs Everything that you wanted to know about conservation and its role in our lives.Find out about endangered species, tackle environmental issues and come to http://www.panda.org/news_facts/education/index.cfm

About WWF How You Can Help FAQ Search breadCrumbs("www.panda.org",">","index.cfm","None","None","None","0"); Navigation hidden Newsroom Search News Publications Search Publications Education Middle school High school University Fun and Games Ask the Boss Multimedia WWF-Canon Photo Gallery Video Clips Audio Clips Education Home Help for your Educational Needs Everything that you wanted to know about conservation and its role in our lives. Find out about endangered species, tackle environmental issues and come to grips with fundamental principles of evolution. All tailored to meet your educational requirements - and that includes homework and projects. Just choose your educational level to get started. Middle School Homework Help Species Habitats Photogallery ... Conservation Issues High School Homework Help Species Habitats Photogallery ... Conservation Issues University Conservation Repository Species Habitats Photogallery ... Volunteering Fun and Games Take the Ecological Footprint Quiz Play Toxic Blaster Test your panda knowledge Get more games Ask the Boss How did the world's top conservationists get to be where they are today?

177. COSEWIC - Committee On The Status Of Endangered Wildlife In Canada / COSEPAC - C Canadian Flag / Drapeau canadien, Government of Canada Gouvernement du Canada.COSEWIC / COSEPAC. English Français, Canada Wordmark - Logo Canada http://www.cosewic.gc.ca/

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178. TPWD: Boating - Water Safety Digest Digest of the Texas Water Safety Act. http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/boat/wsdigest.htm

Maincontent Local Navigation Supplemental Information print friendly ... Pwd Br L 2000 001 Local Navigation Links: Boat Ownership Boater Education Boating Laws Water Safety Digest Boating Laws FAQ U.S. Coast Guard Paddling Sports Responsible Boating Where to Boat Boating Facts U.S. Coast Guard ... PDF KB Water Safety Digest A Digest of the Texas Water Safety Act This digest is not valid after Aug. 31, 2007 Information in this digest may change because of action by the Texas Legislative, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission or U.S. Coast Guard. Texas Registration and Title Requirements All motorized boats, regardless of length; All sailboats 14 feet in length or longer or any sailboat with an auxiliary engine(s); All outboard motors must be titled. Title applications and manufacturer's statement of origin (MSO) must accompany a request for boat registration for new boats and outboard motors. Exempted vessels Registration of USCG Documented Vessels Effective January 1, 2004, vessels documented by the U.S. Coast Guard are no longer exempt from state registration requirements. Requirements for registering a documented vessel: Application for Vessel (form PWD 143 PDF KB ; application forms can be printed from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's web site at http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/boat/forms/

179. Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge Includes facts, history, hunting and fishing regulations, and public use opportunities. http://cameronprairie.fws.gov/

Glenn Harris Refuge Manager 1428 Highway 27 Bell City, LA 70630 FAX: (337) 598-2492 E-mail: cameronprairie@fws.gov Directions to Refuge Fact Sheet Educational Programs ... Louisiana Waterfowl Issues Refuge Facts Established: 1988. Acres: 9,621, Gibbstown Unit. Located in Cameron Parish, LA. Location: The refuge is located 25 miles southeast of Lake Charles, Louisiana on the LA Highway 27, the Creole Nature Trail All American Road. Natural History Abundant migratory birds, and fresh marsh are the dominant features of the area. Old ricefields have been converted to moist soil management areas utilizing existing levees and pump system. Over 45,000 ducks and 10,000 geese at peak populations during the winter months. Provides excellent habitat for native wildlife including alligators, furbearers, white-tailed deer, as well as numerous migratory birds throughout the year. Financial Impact Seven-person staff.

180. Wildlife Rehabilitation Today Web version of the international magazine dedicated to the rescue, care and release back to the wild of orphaned and injured wild animals. Provides online articles, news, book reviews and resources. http://www.wildliferehabtoday.com/

Click Image Welcome to WRT Online Your Internet connection to the magazine. Site Contents WRT Resources Shop for Books, Supplies, and Equipment. Back Issues Index Buyers Guide Links Feedback ... Subscribe to WRT Cover: Fall 2003 / Winter 2004 print issue Issue Contents Fall 2003 / Winter 2004 Table of Contents Feature Story The HSUS Cape Wildlife Center Captive Care Stress: A Killer Outsheltering Deer Book Reviews About WRT Ambassador of the Month (Top left) Show us your Ambassador We appreciate your suggestions and comments about our new website. They are important for all of us. Please use the FeedBack form. We read all messages. Thank you. Wildlife Rehabilitation Today magazine provides a platform for information, methods, resources and communication for people involved in the rescue, rehabilitation and release back to the wild of injured and orphaned native wildlife throughout the world. Web Wings Net

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