Wildlife Related Links

Animal Diversity Web: University of Michigan Museum of Zoology. An online database of animal natural history, distribution, classification, and conservation biology.
Big Game Influences on Ranch Sustainability: A short description, with a few links to related articles.

Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program: A voluntary program for agricultural landowners. Unique state and federal partnerships allow you to receive incentive payments for installing specific conservation practices. Through the CREP, farmers can receive annual rental payments and cost-share assistance to establish long-term, resource conserving covers on eligible land.
EE-Link: Environmental Education on the Internet: Provides a section on endangered species with access by U.S. Fish and Wildlife regions to information on endangered plant and animal species.
eNature.com: Online wildlife species guides, habitat guides, directory of national parks and wildlife refuges, etc. Searchable by zip code. Intended for a college educated audience with an above average income, avid hobbyists who enjoy outdoor activities, traveling, and a range of media.

Incentives for Wildlife Enhancement on Midwestern Farms, Sept. 2000: This is part 2, the table of contents and body. Part 1 (1,550K) is the title page and acknowledgements.

Native American Fish and Wildlife Society: Exists for the protection, preservation and enhancement of Native American fish and wildlife resources.
Oklahoma State Cooperative Extension Forestry, Wildlife, Aquaculture: Publications, a Master Woodland Owners Program, interesting links, etc.
Partners For Fish and Wildlife Program: voluntary habitat restoration in cooperation with private landowners.
Predator FAQ: A page on coyotes written primarily for small producers and hobby farms, from a sheep farmer's position on predators. Includes coyotes, wolves, bears, dogs, and more. Covers when and how the various predators kill, fences, possible compensation, and guard animals. Seems well-written, not fanatical.

USU Natural Resource Extension Programs: Links to 7 sites: wetlands partnership, predation avian recruitment team, mule deer foundation, wildlife damage management, berryman institute.
Wildlife and Fisheries Extension Programs: Lists the wildlife and fisheries programs offered.
Wildlife of the Rocky Mountains: Presents the wildlife and nature photography of some of North America's best photographers...to encourage conservation of wildlife and the habitat on which wild species depend.

Wildlife Restoration and Sport Fish Restoration: To provide funding for the selection, restoration, rehabilitation and improvment of wildlife habitat, wildlife management research, and the distribution of information produced by the projects. The Act was amended October 23, 1970, to include funding for hunter training programs and the development, operation and maintenance of public target ranges.

Woodland Fish and Wildlife Project: Several publications from the project on the wildlife of woodlands in the northwest, in pdf format. From Oregon State University Extension.