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Click on the American flag for agencies of the United States government with wildlife management
responsibilities, research programs, etc. (Updated
July, 2001) |
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Click on the Canadian flag for links to
agencies of the Canadian government and private organizations
involved in wildlife management issues. (Updated
July, 2001) |
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Click on the map of the United States to go
to our state-by-state
links for fish, game and wildlife management information. |
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We have expanded our wildlife
conservation links list. This subsection of our library now offers
organizations, research resources and map links. (Updated
August, 2001) |
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Fact or Fiction? True or False?
There are numerous "urban legends"
about wildlife. Test your knowledge with this fun
reference center. |
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Trapping plays an important role as a tool
to control nuisance and predatory wildlife. This resource center
provides links to a range of trapping-related internet
sites. |
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Bears and humans have a love-hate
relationship spanning thousands of years. To learn more about
bears visit our bear resource
center. (Updated July, 2001) |
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Birds are an
enigma. They fascinate
us with their grace and beauty and frustrate us when they destroy our
gardens. Knowing the species, the problems and how to deal with,
and care for, birds is an important part of responsible wildlife
management. |
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Our Marine
Waters Resource Center provides
links to ocean and marine waters environmental research, a section
devoted to reef's and a section that profiles whales, sharks, seals and
other marine species. (Updated November, 2001) |
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Wild animals cause damage be they rats,
opossum, raccoon, bear, deer, elk, bird, snake, bat, alligator, etc. There is no "one size fits all" solution to
dealing with wildlife damage. Our Wildlife Damage Control Center
offers a range of helpful links. |
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The wildlife management legal framework in
the United States is complex. Our Wildlife
Law and Treaties Center provides links to the International treaties, bodies of law,
Executive Orders,
etc. regulating wildlife management. |
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Our
Academic
Institutions section provides links to wildlife research
centers and training programs for nearly 100 colleges and universities.
The academic institution database is broken down into regions to
facilitate use of this resource. |
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More than twenty subdirectories are
available in our Environmental
Resources Center for everything from advocacy to zoology to
assist our visitors research wildlife issues. (Updated
November, 2001) |
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Animal
Welfare and Rehabilitation are important aspects of
wildlife management. This resource profile includes links to
searchable directories for pet and wildlife health care and wildlife
rehabilitation services. |
