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Search for local wildlife rescues/rehabilitation or Nature Awreness groups in your state on the  Home Page.

Here are some photos sent to us of nature at it's best...

I Come in Peace...
We received the pics below in an email titled, I Come in Peace . The email stated, "If you don't already think animals are far more spiritually advanced than we humans, think again. Stuart Brown describes Norbert Rosing's striking images of a wild polar bear coming upon tethered sled dogs in the wilds of Canada's Hudson Bay...The photographer was sure he was going to see the end of his dogs when the polar bear wandered in."
It ended by saying that the polar bear returned every night that week to play with the dogs.

Wildlife Conservation Groups - World Wide

Green Peace	Sierra Club	Marine Program indonesia	World Wildlife Fund	Wildlife Conservation Society	One World, One Health
Glover's Reef	Japan Wildlife Conservation Society	Hornocker Wildlife Institute	Mahale Wildlife Conservation Society	International Wildlife Conservation Society	The Wilderness Society
Camaroon Wildlife Conservation Society	MongaBay.com	Saving Wild Places.com	Teens for Planet Earth	National Geographic	David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Int'l Union for Conservation of Nature	Big Oaks Conservation Society	Pacific Wild	Bird Life International	Earth Platform.com Wildlife Society	South Luangwa Conservation Society
Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund	Birding Panama.com	Koko.org (Gorillas)	Defenders of Wildlife	Natural Resources Defense Council	The Wildlife Society
Keystone Conservation (Preditor protection)	Pelagic Shark Research Foundation	California Coastal Conservancy	Native Habitats	Taronga Conservation Society of Australia	John Ball Zoo Society
Kalahari Conservation Society	Sea Shepherd Conservation Society	Whale & Dolphin Conservation Society	National Fish & Wildlife Foundation	African Wildlife Conservation Fund	The Nature Conservancy

Zoos & Aquariums

New York Aquarium	ZooLex (Bronx Zoo)	Queens Zoo
World Assn of Zoos & Aquariums	Oregon Zoo Metro

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Information Directory - What to do with injured wildlife and who to conact in your area.

Arizona

Liberty Wildlife
www.LibertyWildlife.org

Southwest Wildlife Rehabilitation & Educational Foundation
www.SouthwestWildlife.org
480-471-9109

Urban Wildlife Society
www.UrbanWildlifeSociety.org
602-265-2473

Wild at Heart, Inc
480-595-5047

Wildlife Preservation Efforts & Wildlife News...
Wyoming Attempts to Broaden Protection for Wolves - Wyoming is revising its gray wolf management plan in hopes of placating concerns about providing enough protection for the animals...

Blood-Sucking Vampire Bats Sing Duets - Their blood-sucking ways may terrify potential victims, but white-winged vampire bats enjoy such close and cuddly relationships with other members of their roost that they sing well-coordinated duets with each other...(Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News)

Migratory birds in Mongolia have H5N1 bird flu, Wildlife Conservation Society - The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has positively identified the pathogenic form of avian flu--H5N1--in samples taken from birds last week in Mongolia...

The Wildlife Conservation Society Find Mother Lode of Gorillas - Together with the government of Congo, WCS has tallied more than 125,000 western gorillas in two adjacent areas of the northern part of the country.

Help Wildlife & Domestic Cats - Those of us who appreciate & care about wildlife and/or domestic cats can help both ...by keeping cats inside or in enclosures.

Scientists find mercury threatens next generation of loons - According to a long term study by the Wildlife Conservation Society, the BioDiversity Research Institute, and others, common loons with elevated levels of environmental mercury become sluggish parents, raising fewer chicks to adulthood. Credit: Nina Schoch

Southeast Asia's Illegal Wildlife Trade - Illegal wildlife trade totals billions of dollars a year globally, but conservationists say the problem is most acute in Southeast Asia.