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Pages this Section: Env Links-General Links by Topic Water Air & Climate Wildlife & Biodiversity Forestry & Agric Energy & Trans Waste & Toxics Population Consumption Urban & Envir Justice	Pages this Section:   Environmental Links - Wildlife Conservation Links to information about conservation of plants, animals, and habitats. You will also find topic-specific information on EE-Link in two other areas: EE Organizations and Projects (organizations and projects with focused on environmental education) Classroom Resources (activities and materials for EE). Links for Environmental Links - Wildlife Conservation:   American Society of International Law Wildlife Interest Group The ASIL Wildlife Interest group focuses on the effectiveness of international wildlife treaties and policy in protecting endangered wildlife species. We seek to educate the public through an academic journal, a newsletter and an annual conference. Open in new window Animals and Biological Science Articles published by the Smithsonian, on the WWW site of the National Zoo. Open in new window Beartracker's Animal Tracks Den Source of information about animals and their tracks. Natural history information for each species along with pictures and drawings of the tracks. Search and rescue tracking information is included. Open in new window California Department of Pesticide Regulation's This site provides valuable information in the protection of endangered species during the application of pesticides. Open in new window ENDANGERED!  Popular! The American Museum of Natural History just opened an exhibit including more than 25 endangered species, their habitats and also responds to the causes of endangerment and what can be done about it. Open in new window Ecological Subregions of the United States This document contains biophysical descriptions and maps of the Ecoregions and Subregions of the United States. This site is a product of ECOMAP, 1993 - a collaboration between all the Forest Service Regions, two Research Stations, the USDA Soil Conservation Service, and The Nature Conservancy. Open in new window Endangered Species  Popular! A collection of information about endangered species including the full text of the Endangered Species Act, Factsheets on many Endangered Species, databases sorted by region and by species group, and a clickable map. Open in new window Fish and Game's Virtual Gallery A Collection of images from Alaska's Department of Fish and Game. Open in new window Florida Panther Society "A non-profit environmental education and support organization for Felis concolor coryi" Open in new window GeoZoo: Earth Safari "Articles about mammals, birds, reptiles & amphibians, fishes," trees and grasses in North America. Open in new window Michigan Endangered Species Site developed by students in Grand Rapids. Open in new window Michigan's Natural Heritage Program provides management and protection of threatened and endangered species, nongame wildlife and more. Open in new window National Zoo Open in new window Plants for a Future A Resource and Information Centre for Edible and Other Useful Plants. "A project based in Cornwall (England) which seeks to gather together and disseminate information on the many useful properties of plants, particularly those plants which are less common in today's society." Open in new window Redberry Pelican Project The Redberry Pelican Project Research Station is based near Hafford, Saskatchewan, Canada at the Redberry Lake Migratory Bird Sanctuary northwest of the City of Saskatoon. Open in new window The Fish and Wildlife Information Exchange The FWIE is a technical assistance center and information clearinghouse for fish, wildlife, and land management agencies and organizations. Open in new window The Majestic & Endangered Whooping Crane: An Alberta Perspective Description of the habitats needs,life history, risk factors and management requirements for the Whooping Crane. Also links to pages for 11 other endangered species in Alberta, Canada. Open in new window WILDFLOWERS A noncommercial site on wildflowers, includes an extensive state-by-state directory of gardens, parks, and information resources. Open in new window WWF Global Network Click here to find out more about the living planet, forests for life, climate change, and endangered seas campaigns. Open in new window Wetlands Web Walk "Wetlands Web Walk offers insight and information on finding partners, identifying needs, fundraising and maintaining momentum for community outreach efforts, as well as an overview of innovative wetlands-education projects developed and implemented by League of Women Voters chapters across the country." Open in new window Wild-Eyed Alaska - Gull Island in Kachemak Bay Meet puffins, gulls and other residents of Alaska's Gull Island through video footage and additional facts about this summer seabird colony. From the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Pratt Museum in Homer, Alaska. (Requires Real Player hook-up to view videos) Open in new window Windstar Wildlife Institute Assists individuals and families to establish or enhance the wildife habitat on their properties. Vision is to have at least one Master Wildlife Habitat Naturalist (Institute program graduate) in every county of the US within 7 years. Open in new window Animal Tracks of Humboldt County Animals of the Pacific Northwest and their tracks. Natural history information for each species along with pictures and drawings of the tracks. Open in new window
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