81. General Information - About Us - Singapore Night Safari The Night Safari is the world's first wildlife park built to be viewedat night. It is not an ordinary zoo simply illuminated by http://www.zoo.com.sg/safari/about-us/general.html

Awards The Night Safari is the world's first wildlife park built to be viewed at night. It is not an ordinary zoo simply illuminated by night or a modern version of nocturnal houses found in many zoos. Set in 40 hectares of dense secondary forest, the Night Safari offers guests the unique experience of exploring wildlife in a tropical jungle at night. Through the use of subtle lighting technique, guests are able to view over 1000 nocturnal animals of 100 species in vast naturalistic habitats. The birth of the Night Safari is a result of a combination of factors. The overwhelming response to night tours conducted at the Zoo in the late 1980s indicated a demand for wholesome night entertainment. Displaying tropical animals at night seemed ideal since 90% of them are nocturnal and therefore most active after dusk. Singapore's predictable sunset at around 7.30pm and cool nights with little rainfall mean fewer operational problems for an outdoor night attraction. The Night Safari took four years to plan and three to construct. It was officially opened on May 26 1994 by Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong.

82. Environmental Organization WebDirectory - WildlifeGeneral Endangered wildlifeGeneral Endangered Species Agricultural Equine Specialties Manufacturers of equine health and nutrition products, with a bio-holistic approach natural history and wildlife events. Cochrane wildlife grant information. EIA - Environmental Investigation Agency - EIA - helping wildlife fight http://www.webdirectory.com/Wildlife/General_Endangered_Species

Wildlife :General Endangered Species Agricultural Equine Specialties - Manufacturers of equine health and nutrition products, with a bio-holistic approach The Australian National Threatened Species Network Homepage - Australian community network dedicated to mobilizing support for the conservation of Australian threatened species. BBC's Natural History Unit - British natural history,feature articles, regional and natioanl contact addresses regional and national natural history and wildlife events Cochrane Wildlife Reserve is a non-profit Institute for the research and educational opportunities in environmental studies. Present Activities include the Canadian Reintroduction of the Swift Fox, Whale Force-an international Ceatacean survey, and enviro education for K-12. Earthlaw - Environmental Law in the Public Interest - Earthlaw is a public interest law firm that defends species and their habitat. Earth Sanctuaries - Earth Sanctuaries is Australia's leading conservation program saving endangered species. Earthwave Society - Public television documentaries on video relating to fish, wildlife, conservation and the environment.

83. Birdsong.html information about the book by Ernie Jardine with tips on learning songs, quiz (no audio), links, and photo gallery. http://hometown.aol.com/bsid6/birdsong.html

htmlAdWH('7005340', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002028', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help Welcome To Ernie Jardine's Web Site for: Bird Song and Wildlife Unlimited reproduced in any form without permission of the author) Author's Signed Copies Available: Special Internet Offer CLICK For More Information Why a Web Site? Although my main interest is birds and bird song, as the cover of my book (above) may suggest, I am fascinated with all forms of wildlife. I have often quickly turned from a bird I was observing, to follow the progress of some other form of wildlife....a porcupine, or a snake, or a lizard, or an interesting insect. Many of these "distractions" have turned into "special moments" that I have been lucky enough to capture on film. I would like to share, here, with those of you interested in the great outdoors, my special interest in bird song and the birds, as well as my fascination with wildlife in general. Contents About My Book How I Started Birding Bird Song Identification Bird Song Quiz ... E-Mail Me (questions, comments, book orders welcome) page created with Easy Designer

84. NSERC/CWS Chair In Wildlife Ecology missionoriented research and management policies of the Canadian wildlife Serviceand gain access to a broader base of scientific information for government http://www.sfu.ca/biology/wildberg/genlinfo.html

What is the CWE? Mission Statement General Information People ... Links Background In 1993, a collaboration by the Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS), the Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and Simon Fraser University was initiated to provide an interface between the mission-oriented research and management policies of the Canadian Wildlife Service and the more theoretical approach to research of the university community. By encouraging this interface, the government agencies would gain access to a broader base of scientific information for government policy and decision making and university researchers would benefit from a broader practical application for the more theoretical ideas which their disciplines generate. The focal point of this collaboration is the NSERC/CWS Chair of Wildlife Ecology, currently held by Fred Cooke . The Chair brings together a large group of faculty, postdoctoral and gradute-student researchers, working together on several new studies of wildlife ecology, with specializations in behavioural, population and physiological ecology. The main centre of Chair activities is in the Department of Biological Sciences For annual reports of CWE research and activities

85. Northern Prairie Biological Resources Comprehensive information about United States birds. http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/taxa_N.htm

Northern Prairie Biological Resources By Type Identification Tools Checklists Distributions Species Accounts/Descriptions ... Other/Unclassified By Taxon Waterfowl Non-waterfowl Birds Mammals Amphibians and Reptiles Fish Invertebrates ... Other/Unclassified By Geography Non-Geographic Resources Global North America Canada ... State/Province Other Sites Other Sites - By Geography Other Sites - By Taxon National Biological Information Infrastructure 442 Resources Search String: Search Type: Keyword(s) Author(s) Title Resource Type: Audience Type: Identification Tools Eastern Bluebird ( Sialia sialis Using Candlers to Determine the Incubation Stage of Passerine Eggs Checklists Avian Inventory of Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, Kansas, 1998-1999 Bird Checklists of the United States Nongame Birds, Small Mammals, Herptiles, Fishes: Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge, 1995-1996 Revised Checklist of North Dakota Birds Distributions Birds of the St. Croix River Valley: Minnesota and Wisconsin Breeding Birds of North Dakota Breeding Birds of the Platte River Valley of Nebraska Distribution and Abundance of Predators that Affect Duck Production - Prairie Pothole Region ... South Dakota Breeding Bird Atlas Species Accounts/Descriptions American Bittern Depredates Sora Area Requirements of Grassland Birds: A Regional Perspective Attracting Bluebirds and Other Cavity Nesting Songbirds in North Dakota Avifauna of an Early Successional Habitat Along the Middle Missouri River ... Birds of the St. Croix River Valley: Minnesota and Wisconsin

86. National Museum Of Wildlife Art information Education Join Art Library Happenings Museum Shop Games Address Info Feedback Copyright © 2002. The National Museum of wildlife Art http://www.wildlifeart.org/Info/GeneralInformation.cfm

Physical Address 2820 Rungius Road Jackson Hole, Wyoming 83001 Mailing Address P.O. Box 6825 Jackson Hole, Wyoming 83002 Phone Fax E-Mail Contact the Museum Web Site www.wildlifeart.org Library Monday through Thursday, 1-4 p.m. Location 2.5 miles north of the town square in Jackson, Wyoming ; on the west side of the butte on Highway 89 overlooking the National Elk Refuge Administrative Structure Non-profit organization directed by a Board of Trustees. Hours Open Daily Closed Columbus, Veterans, Thanksgiving and Christmas day. Summer 9:00 am - 5:00 pm daily Winter 9:00 am - 5:00 pm daily Spring/Fall 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday-Saturday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Sunday Tours Tours are offered daily. They are free with the price of admission. Special tours may be scheduled in advance by contacting the museum Admissions Members free. $8.00 for adults, $7.00 for students and seniors (60 and over). $16.00 for a family (1 or 2 adults and children 18 and under). Children 5 and under free. Group rates available (20 or more).

87. Australian Wildlife For News And Information About Native Animals The site, updated regularly, provides current information about Australian wildlife including wellresearched articles, the latest news in the papers and scientific press, and reviews of recent books and CDs. Topical issues are thrown open for input from visitors and questions about any aspect of Australian are answered. http://www.australianwildlife.com.au/

A USTRALIAN W ILDLIFE While rare and exotic species are interesting, the details of the lives of common and easily accessible animals are equally fascinating. Both the rare and the common are worthy of attention. Here, there is information on a range of topics relating to Australian wildlife. FEATURE STORIES Fossils of Riversleigh Humpback Whale Kangaroos Little Penguin ... SHORT NOTES Bilby Bandicoots Blue-tongued Skinks Common Death Adder Pademelons Perentie Shingleback Lizard Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat Tasmanian Devil Thylacine SCIENCE REPORTS Learning adoption Accuracy of kangaroo surveys Decline in frog populations Avian Research September 1998 Impact of bush-rock removal on endangered snake Shelter selection and home range of echidnas Range Extension of the Little Forest Bat Foraging behaviours of Willie Wagtails Vigilance and risk in sympatric marsupial carnivores Owl holds clue to cutting jet noise Last updated 13 May 2002 © 2002 BASDATA Pty Ltd

88. Alaska Hunting Information Hunting information. Alaska wildlife Harvest Data Hunter informationand Training Program. Hunting Clinic Activities Calendar. An http://www.state.ak.us/adfg/wildlife/geninfo/hunting/huntinfo.htm

STATEWIDE: Home What's New! Site Index Search ... Contact Us Hunting Information Alaska Wildlife Harvest Data Hunter Information and Training Program An Introduction to Moose Hunting in Alaska An Introduction to Big Game Hunting in Alaska ... Wildlife Conservation Home Division Webmaster: wcweb@fishgame.state.ak.us

89. Moose Peterson's Wildlife Research Photography Provides information on wildlife photography, Nikon cameras, and how to combine biology with technology for effective photographs. http://www.moose395.net/

Upgrade to DigitalPro2 today! Subscribe to the BT Journal D1 Generation Buy Lexar Here! Palm Springs Pocket Mouse ( Endangered ) Size of a quarter!! Camera: D1H; Lens: 60 f/2.8AF micro Flash: SB-80DX Film: Lexar Digital Film Bakersfield Cactus Endangered Camera: D1H Lens: 28-70AF-S Film: Lexar Digital Film Maclaren River, AK Camera: D1H Lens: 80-400VR Film: Lexar Digital Film Greater Sandhill Crane Camera: D1H Lens: 600 f/4 AF-S Film: Lexar Digital Film Alaskan Moose Camera: D1H Lens: 400 f/2.8 AF-S Film: Lexar Digital Film "No photograph Is worth sacrificing the welfare of the subject." Recent Updates Photo of the Month Tip of the Month Mobile Charging Power Just Out - Nikon 70-200VR AF-S ... DP2 Testimonials Of Interest Moose Filter DLWS Workshops Free BT Journal Sample ... Special Appearances Welcome to the website home of Moose Peterson. I started this website 8 years ago for one very simplistic reason, to furnish wildlife photographers with information to make the most of their photographic pursuits. Much has changed over those eight year besides just the website design! I was shooting with the F4e when I first launched the site.The F5 came along shortly thereafter and along with it our now infamous F5 website D1 Generation and the eBook The D100 and D1 Generation Update . Producing books not only takes time but for me at least, quickly removes the desire to write even more technical material for the website. Lastly, much of the digital content I have generated is has been for our sister site

90. Wildlife Gardening Web Site Dedicated to helping gardeners learn how to protect and encourage wildlife. Tips, photos, articles and information on turning your yard into a habitat. http://wildlifegardening.com/

91. Organization Of Fish And Wildlife Information Managers Their goal is to promote the management and conservation of natural resources by facilitating technology Category Science Environment Organizations Professional Associations...... the management and conservation of natural resources by facilitating technologyand information exchange among managers of fish and wildlife information. http://fwie.fw.vt.edu/ofwim/

general information membership officers FWIM-L listserv OFWIM 2002 - November 1-5, 2002 Baltimore, Maryland "National Fish and Wildlife Data Summit" Pre-Summit 2002 Newsletter (pdf) Network with other professionals through our... REGIONAL CONTACTS committees professional development publications features resource gateway jobs MISSION STATEMENT To promote the management and conservation of natural resources by facilitating technology and information exchange among managers of fish and wildlife information Last updated: 9:45 am ET 09/18/2002 Please contact ofwim_2k@dgif.state.va.us with any inquiries, comments or questions. Mailing address: OFWIM, 4010 West Broad Street, Richmond, Virginia 23230. Phone: (804) 367-9717.

92. North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Details state policies and information on licensing, permits, and titling for hunters. http://www.wildlife.state.nc.us/

93. Colorado Division Of Wildlife Hunting Home Page Includes information on habitats, available game, hunter safety and education. http://wildlife.state.co.us/hunt/

Hunting Home Page Hunting WEB HotLinks Big Game Big Game Harvest Statistics ... Personalize this site HIP STARTING NEW CYCLE: GET 2003/2004 NUMBERS STARTING APRIL 1 Small game hunters can get their 2003/2004 HIP number and permits to hunt band-tailed pigeon and sandhill crane during the 2003 season anytime on or after April 1. HIP (aka Harvest Information Program) is a nationwide program designed to help improve harvest estimates of migratory bird species and, in Colorado, resident small game species. ALL small game hunters need to sign up for HIP each year and take the opportunity to update their address and phone information as well as hunting history and, for some of our resident species, preference information. Using the HIP database to conduct post-season harvest surveys has helped the Fish and Wildlife Service and the Colorado Division of Wildlife to improve the precision of our harvest estimates. This information is important for setting season dates as well as bag limits for small game species. To get your HIP number please go to the Division’s Harvest Information Program online form or call 1-866-265-6447 (COLOHIP). For more information on HIP, please go to the

94. General Information general information. The six refuges in the Complex, Sacramento National WildlifeRefuge (NWR), Colusa NWR, Delevan NWR, Sacramento River NWR, and Sutter NWR. http://sacramentovalleyrefuges.fws.gov/info.htm

95. New Page 1 information; tips and techniques. Photos to view by members and guests. Tips on scanning. Links. http://www.geocities.com/soho/workshop/4881

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96. Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation The Max McGraw wildlife Foundation offers a variety of educational opportunitiesfor all for a program, visit the School Programs page for more information. http://www.mcgrawwildlife.org/main.taf?p=3

97. NSiS: Florida Native Plants - Gardening For Wildlife information on native plant, bird, butterfly and wildlife gardening in Florida. http://www.nsis.org/garden/garden-native-wildlife.html

Wildlife Gardening Gardening for wildlife is simple if you're aware of what wildlife is in your area and what their needs are. You may wish to attract wildlife to feed in your yard or go further and provide a diverse habitat. Wildlife habitat necessities Cover Plants provide wildlife with protection from weather and predators as well as a place to rest, eat, and raise young. Often plants also provide food, and some will collect rain water for drinking, too. Food All wildlife feed on plants or other animals. Ideally, the diversity of plants in the yard will provide year-round food. Water Fresh drinking water is essential for wildlife. Some animals need bodies of water for egg laying and early development and some live partially or entirely in water. Ponds are gaining in popularity, but simply placing a birdbath or large plant saucer filled with fresh water will supply the needs of a wide variety of wildlife. Planning a successful wildlife habitat Wildlife species Determine which bird amphibian reptile , and mammal species visit your yard and live in your area. Learn more about them and their habitat needs.

98. Illinois River National Wildlife And Fish Refuges: General Information The Illinois River National wildlife and Fish Refuges are composed of four units along 125 miles of the Illinois River. http://midwest.fws.gov/IllinoisRiver/general.html

99. Introduction And General Information, Kansas Partners For Fish And Wildlife, U.S . The Partners for Fish and WildlifeProgram in Kansas has been driven by two guiding beliefs....... Introduction and general http://mountain-prairie.fws.gov/pfw/kansas/ks2a.htm

OVERVIEW Habitats Strategies Partners Accomplishments ... WYOMING Introduction and General Description The Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program in Kansas has been driven by two guiding beliefs. The first is recognizing the value of our native plant communities, not only for their biological diversity, but also their sustainability and their productivity. The second has been to build into the Partners Program the flexibility necessary to make it accommodate the needs of both the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the private landowner/producer. The Kansas Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program has utilized this philosophy to voluntarily assist private landowners to restore, enhance, and develop thousands of acres of highly functional wetland, grassland, and woodland habitats throughout the state. Since 1990, the Partners Program has partnered with over 700 Kansas landowners. The number of new requests for assistance continues to accelerate. Gail Combs, Kansas farmer and Partners cooperator, says this about the Kansas Partners Program, "This program does so much good and works so well with me as an agricultural producer and an environmentalist, that it hardly seems possible that a government program could work this well."

100. Welcome To The Shannon Dolphins Website Introduction to the Bottlenose Dolphins and other wildlife in the Shannon estuary, western Ireland. Includes photo gallery, maps, and tour information. http://www.shannondolphins.ie/

Welcome to the Shannon Dolphins Development Website. Click on the picture above to enter our site and discover a different world... Our Vision To establish an integrated package based on sustainable dolphin watching in the Shannon estuary, encompassing tourism, education and interpretation with research and monitoring that benefits both dolphins and the local community for present and future, human and dolphin, generations.

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