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62. India Forest N Wildlife Statistics Data Estimates of Important Wild animal Species • Statewise Number of Bird sanctuaries• Statewise Number Species Hold in Major zoos • Statewise and http://www.indiastat.com/india/forest_and_wildlife/

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63. Charles Frace Paintings , Frame Shop Paper And Canvas Pennsylvania are rolling sanctuaries of wilderness and small, including wildlifeparks, zoos, breeding facilities International Fund for animal Welfare, and http://www.onlineartmall.com/limited/charlesfrace/

Your One Stop Limited Art Shop Online Art Mall Home Artist Bio's List Artists 2003 Calendars ... Our Policies Search Special Discounts Framing Tips What's Limited Edition Art Artist Sampler Charles Frace Charles Frace America's most acclaimed wildlife artist shares nature's world of fascinating discoveries. IN PURSUIT OF A DREAM Tucked away in the hills of eastern Pennsylvania are rolling sanctuaries of wilderness rich in animal life and ancient Indian lore. It was into this world that Charles Frace was born in 1926. His family made their home in a small mining town then known as East Mauch Chunk (since renamed Jim Thorpe). Young Charles found a different kind of home in the wooded hills nearby, and his boyhood fascination with the outdoors has remained intact. Charles Frace The Chase View Artist Thumbnails List Charles Fracé Prints Charles Frace Book Normally sells for your price Register to Win A Free Print Frace began drawing at five, recalling his discoveries on nearby Bear Mountain in his sketch book. Even at that early age, Fracé remembers wanting to be an artist. He taught himself to paint when he was fifteen, and his self-instructed talent earned him a scholarship to Philadelphia's Museum School of Art (now the Philadelphia College of Art), where he graduated with honors. In 1955 Frace began his professional career as a freelance illustrator in New York City. His first few years were filled with struggle, but eventually his talent and determination were recognized and rewarded by some of the nation's best-known publishers of books and magazines.

64. CAMPAIGNS | LCA - Last Chance For Animals or display (with the exception of accredited zoos). Aquarium Association, the Associationof sanctuaries or the year old dated legislation on animal rights in http://www.lcanimal.org/cmpgn/

Your name: Your email: Friend's name: Friend's email: Attach a note for your friend: Send me a copy of this as well POUND SEIZURE - A Terminal Fate Pound seizure is the practice, which refers to the taking of cats and dogs from shelters and pounds, to supply the biomedical research industry. When dogs and cats are obtained for research, their fate is terminal. Some animals die quickly, while others are allocated for long-term, agonizing studies. Once the animal is turned over to the research facility, the Animal Welfare Act and anti-cruelty laws are close to nonexistent. Although there is no law pertaining to pound seizure, fourteen states prohibit it. Most other states have no declaration regarding pound seizure and leave it up to the county or town governments to decide. Several anti-pound seizure bills have been presented before Congress, but it has yet to be ratified. AB 588, as introduced 2/18/03 by Assemblyman Paul Koretz, (D-West Hollywood), is intended to prohibit the pain and suffering of animals who are sold or given away by animal shelters to entities that perform biomedical research, product development and safety testing, and educational demonstrations. To read the exact wording of the bill please visit HERE To write your local representative regarding this legislation, please click on our

65. Australia In Brief - Australian Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade Wildlife sanctuaries let visitors observe them from close range and some zoos evenallow Devil, a carnivorous marsupial, is a fascinating animal now only http://www.dfat.gov.au/aib2001/environ.html

Home Travel Countries Global Issues ... Contents ENVIRONMENT, GOVERNANCE AND HISTORY A unique environment Scalefin anthias swimming amongst encrusting corals and Acropora corals in the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Queensland. (Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority) Australia is a land unlike any other. Its unique animals, plants and landscapes are consequences of a vast, slow geological process. Estimates put the number of species in Australia at more than one million—with a high proportion occurring only here. Between 55 and 10 million years ago, Australia’s old, thick, and very flat continental plate drifted away from Antarctica towards the equator. This journey isolated Australian life forms from other parts of the world and presented them with particular challenges. Diversity of life forms Typical Australian landscapes are very old. Australia’s ‘patchwork’ of different plant alliances growing side by side, specialised to survive in different types of soil and extremes of climate, has provided opportunities for new species of animals to evolve and survive. According to the fossil record, placental mammals may once have existed in Australia but did not survive.

66. Animals audubon.org/ Audobon Nature sanctuaries are sanctuaries with an animalia.html Startswith the animal kingdom and Victoria's Three Great zoos http//www.zoo.org http://www.concord.k12.nh.us/schools/rundlett/library/animals.htm

Subject: Animals African Primates at Home http://www.indiana.edu/~primate/primates.html This site offers information on various African animals. Includes audio clips and photos. Alberta's At-Risk Wildlife http://www.afternet.com/~teal/species.html A listing, and information on, endangered species. Defines what endangered species are, and why they should be protected. Atlanta Zoo http://www.netdepot.com/''zooatl/ American Association of Zoo Keepers http://aazk.ind.net:80/ A volunteer organization dedicated to professional animal care and conservation. Animal Omnibus http://www.birminghamzoo.com/ao/ The Animal Omnibus is a list of web sources indexed by the name of the animal. Animal Page http://www.ualberta.ca/~rayrasmu/terraanimal.htm Information and photos of endangered animals. includes definitions. Written in very simple language for children. Animal Photo Library http://www.si.edu/natzoo/photos/phoset.htm Animal resources at the national zoo. This site contains 33 images which include captions. Animal Resources http://bevnet/education/SeaWorld/infobook.html

67. D. Formenti's Links: PRIMATOLOGY Food for Grooming, PrimatesA Natural Heritage of Conflict Resolution (Frans deWaal), animal (and primate sanctuaries SITES MAPS, Top(ics). zoos PRIMATES, Top(ics http://www.unipv.it/webbio/dfprimat.htm

D. Formenti's links: PRIMATOLOGY Dip.Biologia Animale , Pavia, IT other dba links apinn archives 97/01 apinn news sources primate gateways ... field work (check every info!) Last updated: 12-Mar-03( 1166 days since 1-1-2000 and 436 days since euro is in our pockets) by Daniele Formenti Dip.Biologia Animale Univ.Pavia As internet too evolves, some links can be no more available ... Many recent links still out of order are in New links page OTHER DBA LINKS Top (ics) Biological links Anthropological links Paleoanthropological links Primatological links ... World primatological resources APINN ARCHIVES 97/01 Top (ics) Last issue: N.1 (april/june 97) N.2 (july/aug 97) N.3 (sep/oct 97) ... N.32 (Jul/Aug 02) APINN NEWS SOURCES Top (ics) ** New Links at PIN ** Anthropology in the news * IPPL news LPN Laboratory Primate Newsletter ... PIN Newspapers news PRIMATE GATEWAYS Top (ics) *** Primate links (Knight) *** NetVet Primate HP *** Medweb Primatology ** Lucy's Primate links ... World Animal Net PRIMATOLOGY Top (ics) *** PIN Info Net Yahoo Primates Int.Directory Primatology Primate-info calendar ... African primates (SAfrica site) PRIMATOLOGY HISTORY Top (ics) Jardine's The Natural History of Monkeys (1833) GLOSSARY Top (ics) ** Primate glossary Primate evolution glossary Primate glossary Primate definitions CENSUSES Top (ics) San Jose Mercury News series on zoo disposal of surplus wildlife TAXONOMY Top (ics) Colin Groves taxonomy Primate taxonomy links Primate taxonomy Mammal Species of the World ... Primate cladogram (Purvis A, 1995)

68. Planning Commission : Plans : Annual Plan : 1999-2000 Forests that modernisation of the existing zoos should be more than 500 NationalParks and sanctuaries in the Elephant Rs.5.2 crore and animal Welfare - Rs http://planningcommission.nic.in/plans/annualplan/1999-00/ap9920ch9b.htm

Annual Plan 1999-2000 Environment, Forests and Tourism Previous Page Next Page - 2 Other Schemes Under the Scheme for Support to NGOs/VAs, 100% Grant is given to Organisations that undertake afforestation and wasteland development. About Rs.1.8 crore were released for implementing the Projects upto December, 1998 which was close to the target of Rs.2 crore. In physical terms also, the targets and achievements were close to each other, being 2650 hectares and 2413 hectares respectively. With a view to mobilising resources from the private sector, for the development of wastelands, Investment Promotional Scheme was launched. Upto December, 1998, no progress had been made since the revised guidelines for implementing the Scheme were available only in August, 1998. For the ravines of Chambal in Madhya Pradesh, there is a Scheme to provide Wastelands Development Task Force. During the Ninth Plan, this Scheme was discontinued, though the project at Chambal continued to get funds for its completion.

69. Special Collection: Cape Cod section of the Massachusetts state chapter covers kidfriendly museums, hatcheries,trails and sanctuaries, petting zoos and sea animal shows, clam http://www.cantonpl.org/specialc/capecod.html

Special Multimedia Collection: Cape Cod (A Travel Collection) Looking for a great summer escape that has beaches, the flavor of history, and a lot of fun things to experience? Try Cape Cod; a beautiful throwback to older times, a haven for artists, naturalists, history buffs, and bird and sea-animal aficionados. There is something for everyone on this East Coast peninsula to enjoy, so check it out this summer! Biography A Year by the Sea: Thoughts of an Unfinished Woman by Joan Anderson: A woman spends a year in Cape Cod to reflect on her life and marriage through observations of the changing ocean and natural world. Similar to Anne Morrow Lindberg's Gift from the Sea History The Enduring Shore: A History of Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket by Paul Schneider: A natural history of the region which describes the past and present landscapes, as well as a human adventure history of explorers, natives, whalers, hurricanes, people lost at sea, captured by pirates or locked by ice. Also covers the ill-fated Essex Expedition that inspired the story of "Moby Dick." The award-winning author is a native of Martha's Vineyard.

70. Selected Subject Headings Amphibians · animal Ethics · animal Release Program Research · Wildlife sanctuaries· Wildlife Studies Zebra Mussels · Zooarchaeology · Zoology · zoos. http://www.sources.com/NAA.htm

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71. The Venezuela's Eco Portal  To Eco-Tourism & Ecology Image Archives, which features numerous jumps to online zoos and animal pictures. themarine ecosystems of the world, and bird sanctuaries that protect http://members.tripod.com/~wildlife_vzla/wy-anima.htm

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72. 2002 Annual Phoenix Exotics Meeting from all across America which includes individuals, sanctuaries and breeders. http//www.fyivegas.com/family/zoo.htmlZoos and animal parks Bonnie Springs http://www.phoenixexotics.org/pannualmeet.htm

Home Suggested Reading Join Phoenix Picture Gallery ... Responsible Ownership Book Series Annual Phoenix Exotics Meeting (OK, we lied. But it IS close to Vegas) INVITATION / Directions Location Lodging Stuff to do in the Area For questions, contact: Phoenix Exotic Wildlife Association PO Box 1132, Chehalis, WA 98532 http://www.phoenixexotics.org/ Membership@phoenixexotics.org Tel: 360-767-0746 Dear Fellow Exotic Enthusiast, I am writing to invite you to a meeting coming up in your area which you may find of interest. This is the annual meeting of the Phoenix Exotic Wildlife Association, Inc., a group of private exotic owners from all across America which includes individuals, sanctuaries and breeders. We are an organization of active members working to protect and maintain the rights of private ownership of exotic animals through responsible behavior. We ask that attendees register with us at least one week in advance as the space in the hotel meeting room is limited. Registration can be done via e-mail to the memberships address above. Just let us know the number planning to attend. Memberships can also answer any queries you may have. Feel free to check out our website and free email list. Voting is the only restricted activity of this meeting. If you would like to vote, you can become a voting member by sending $10 yearly membership to the address above. This is not necessary to attend as a non-voting member.

73. Animal Factsheet Red Pandas with the occasional egg, insect or small animal. are currently investigating homesin Australian zoos for the Tiger and the Pan African sanctuaries Association http://www.wcc.govt.nz/recreation/zoo/animals/redpanda.html

74. Teachers one of the foremost goals of zoos today is an international federation of animal welfareorganizations Group, Biomedical Working Group, sanctuaries Working Group http://www.csew.com/ips/

Educational Resources about Primates on the Web The links provided here serve as a source of materials for educators in formal and informal settings. The first section contains links to activities that are ready to use. The second section contains links to web sites focused on primates that provide information for developing educational activities. The third section contains links to sites for conservation organizations or sites that provide activities for biodiversity education, not specific to primates. You may also want to check the resources available from the American Society for Primatology http://www.asp.org/education/teaching.html I. Educational activities Primate Information Network Education Resources : Instructional resources for teachers from the Primate Info Net of the Wisconsin Regional Primate Research Center. http://www.primate.wisc.edu/pin/peduc.html Putting Primates in the Classroom : Three part slide set available for viewing on the web of through loans to teachers for use in classrooms. Topics cover social behavior, conservation, and taxonomy. http://www.primate.wisc.edu/pin/slidesets/

75. Pittsburgh City Paper - ONLINE Only rarely do zoos take in animals from dealers His Western Pennsylvania NationalWild animal Orphanage is a is one of a handful of sanctuaries struggling to http://www.pghcitypaper.com/archives/covarch/cov00/cv32900.html

pghcitypaper.COM Arts + Entertainment News + Views Classifieds CP Home aaaaaaaaa CP Navigator A + E News + Views Classifieds Archive Central Movie Times CP Sports Free Stuff Event Listings Dining Guide CP Home Fair Game The exotic animal business faces a thicket of regulations, but some say the trade in lions and tigers is still too wild and free. here was a time when James Edward Stephens thought his liger, Tigger, had a promising career in public relations. Stephens' Web site, last updated in 1997, advertises the 1,200 lb. lion/tiger hybrid as "The largest cat in the world!!!" and therefore "perfect for your corporate image!" But the hulking, gently striped Tigger never did quite catch on as a corporate pitch-cat. Stephens' legal problems, which currently prevent him from exhibiting his animals, have also curbed Tigger's professional progress. "He hasn't been out of that pen in five years," says Stephens, gesturing toward the liger's hilltop abode. Stephens – "Top Cat" to his friends – has two youthful lions and one baby tiger tottering around in playpens in his living room; four young tigers, three young lions and one mountain lion caged in his basement; and numerous full-grown big cats, including Tigger, lounging around in a cinder block-and-welded-wire fortress just across the hilltop. He says that over the past 16 years his hilltop ranch near the tiny Washington County hamlet of Woodrow has been home to at least 600 big cats, many of which have been pressed into service as corporate mascots and then sold to federally licensed dealers or permit-bearing exotic pet owners.

76. UNIVERSITY OF THE WESTERN CAPE for all animal parks and zoos in the Conservation News Introduces Russia's wildlifesanctuaries and national parks Zoo Home of the largest animal collection in http://hypnea.botany.uwc.ac.za/consbio/cons_prot.htm

window.open('int_prot.htm',"EXER1","status=no,toolbar=no,location=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,menu=no,width=650,height=380"); Chat Room OBJECTIVES To understand the importance of conserving natural areas and the implications for management. Discuss why having national parks is important to South Africa and to recognize the international obligations that exist (IUCN). To evaluate techniques for prioritizing areas for conservation. Discuss why and how you can conserve areas outside national parks. Understand the biosphere reserve concept and its implications. Discuss the need for conflict resolution and how people can be included within environmental management practices. Students should reflect on the following statement:- National Parks "have not drawn us into a more thoughtful relationship with our habitat, They have not taught us that land is to be used frugally and with good sense. They have encouraged us to believe that conservation is merely a system of trading environmental write-offs against large protected areas. They more than failed, in fact they have become a symptom of the problem " (Van Tighem 1986)

77. The Fund For Animals animal Protection Institute and The Fund for animals successfully regulations on captivewildlife (circuses, zoos, dealers, sanctuaries) by convening an http://www.fund.org/action/actionuploads/2002_ca_leg_act_alrt.asp

SEARCH THIS SITE SECTIONS Home About The Fund Action Center Animal Funding Black Beauty Ranch Canned Hunts Donate ... Urban Wildlife IN THIS SECTION Action Center Online Contributions SEND US EMAIL SIGN UP FOR UPDATES THE FUND FOR ANIMALS INC. Fort Mason Center San Francisco, California 94123 fax: 415/474-5323 e-mail: vhandley@fund.org National Office: 200 W. 57th St., New York, NY 10019 Cleveland Amory, Founder Virginia Handley, California Coordinator June 24, 2002 2002 California Legislation.Action Alert This list was prepared by Virginia Handley and Rose Lernberg. Address for all legislators and Governor Gray Davis: State Capitol Building, Sacramento, CA 95814 (916/322-9900) Activists who want to help with animal legislation are welcome to legislative meetings. Monday, July 1, 10 a.m. p.m.: Room 113, State Capitol Building, Sacramento. Call The Fund for Animals, 415/474-4020, for more information. Assembly Bills: AB 670 by Assemblywoman Virginia Strom-Martin amended 3/11/02 Animal Abuse Support Permits employees of county child or adult protective services agencies to report cases of suspected animal abuse. Passed by the Assembly and by Senate Public Safety Committee.

78. - Nebraskans For The Ethical Treatment Of Animals Affirmative Nebraskan group centered in Lincoln promoting animal rights. Includes affiliation information Category Regional North America Society and Culture Organizations...... masquerading as rescue facilities or sanctuaries, as the in horrendous conditionsin roadside zoos or curiosity Haven was charged Friday with animal abuse, an http://respectanimals.blogspot.com/

get rid of this ad advertise here PETA to hold demonstration at Lincoln KFC PETA will be holding a demonstration in Lincoln on April 23rd as part of our international campaign against KFC. The demonstration will be from noon to 1pm, at the 1210 South Street location. We need supporters like you to come out and make it a showing. To learn more about the campaign, please visit www.KentuckyFriedCruelty.com , and to get more details on the event, email neta@meatismurder.net Animal facility licensing expansion moves Senators advanced a bill April 2 that would require animal control facilities and animal shelters to be licensed by the state Department of Agriculture. Under current law, only commercial breeders and dealers and boarding kennels are required to be licensed. LB 233, sponsored by Lincoln Sen. Marian Price, also would increase the licensing fee from $100, as is current law, to $150 and allow the director of the department to increase the fee up to $200 without the approval of the Legislature as long as a public hearing is held on the increase. The bill was advanced to final reading by a voice vote.

79. SCS: Animal Welfare And Conservation of animals, including pinnipeds, in circuses, zoos, and the Save Our Seals Fund, c/oAnimal Concern, PO Box of seals and supports seal sanctuaries in Scotland. http://www.pinnipeds.org/protect.htm

Animal Welfare and Conservation Organisations This page contains details of a wide variety of animal welfare and conservation organisations worldwide whose work includes the protection of seals, sea lions or walruses. Please get in contact with the Society if you would like to point out any amendments to the information on this page or to suggest organisations that can be added. Notes (1) The contact details on this page have been confirmed in almost all cases by the organisations themselves, and are valid at or later than May-August 2000, the date of the page's last major update. Where the Society has not yet been able to obtain/confirm the current contact details for an organisation then it is marked as "[*]". Descriptions accompanying the organisations' details were, where possible, supplied by the relevant organisations and edited by the Society. (2) Many of the organisations listed on the Rescue and Rehabilitation page also carry out pinniped welfare and conservation work in addition to their rescue and rehabilitation activities. (3) There is no need to dial the zero "0" at the start of a telephone or fax number if calling from another country, except for numbers in Italy and the Russian Federation. Toll-free numbers, i.e. those where there is no charge for the call, cannot normally be dialled from another country.

80. About Search - Find It Now! zoos . On the Web zoos zoos Worldwide Lists zoos, aquariums, animalsanctuaries and wildlife parks worldwide. Includes http://search.about.com/fullsearch.htm?terms=Zoos&PM=59_0100_S

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