Wildlife web sites
There are literally thousands of wildlife web sites and web cams available on the Internet. Be cautious about information you obtain from the web-some is very good but some sites provide wrong or misleading information that can be harmful to wildlife. Here are a few of our favorite web sites: |
A program of Monterey Bay Aquarium designed to raise consumer awareness about the importance of buying seafood from sustainable sources. They recommend which seafood to buy or avoid, helping consumers to become advocates for environmentally friendly seafood. They also provide seafood purveyors with recommendations on seafood choices. |
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Cornell Lab of Ornithology works closely with citizen scientists, government and non-profits across North America to learn more about birds, including how best to protect them and their habitats. |
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The California Department of Fish & Game site, California Endangered Species, lists rare, threatened and endangered species and species of special concern. |
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Visit eNature to learn more about wildlife and their habitats. This site includes over 4,800 North American plants and animals, with detailed information and photographs. |
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Wild About Cats is the organization that rescued the mountain lion that lives at Lindsay Wildlife Museum from an abusive home in Nevada. The organization is dedicated to providing responsible homes for captive-bred wild felines and promoting preservation of habitat for their wild-born cousins. |
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Mt. Diablo Beekeepers Association is dedicated to educating communities about honeybees and the historic art of beekeeping. |
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CaliforniaHerps.com's goal is to promote public awareness, appreciation, and understanding of California's indigenous reptiles and amphibians and their natural habitats. Visit their site to find taxonomic lists, picture galleries, range maps, species accounts, and help with identifying California's snakes and lizards. |
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