Developed by the Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS) and the Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF), this site provides access to fact sheets on various animals native to Canada and the Northern United States, and to related environmental topics. Many of these fact sheets are accompanied by video clips.

Learn more about types of llamas, llama care and feeding, history, physical facts, and get answers to frequently asked questions at this site. Includes downloadable PDF files, information about the LAMAS lending library, event listings and contact information for additional information and services nationwide.

The Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, WA provides fact sheets on a large number of the zoo’s animals and a few plants. Each sheet contains a range map, a picture, statistics, and descriptions. You’ll also find a bibliography on each page for further reading.

“Read about “the biggest, baddest and the best” in the natural world, and get introduced to the “way cool scientists” who study these extreme critters. It’s a great site for kids (both in age and at heart), who will be educated and entertained by such features as the ‘Biggest, Smallest, Fastest, Deepest: Marine Animal Records.'”

This site gives a detailed account of all of the birds and mammals that the members of the Lewis and Clark expedition observed in North Dakota. Actual expedition records were consulted in creating this website.

A source of information about wildlife rehabilitation, including information on what to do with injured wildlife, who to contact, and how to become a volunteer or professional wildlife rehabilitator. This site also includes information on laws about wildlife, links to related web sites, profiles, stories, and a section on the “lighter side of wild …

An online journal on “all aspects of mollusk research.” Manuscripts are submitted in Czech, Slovak, English, and German.

This site gives information about the World Wildlife Fund’s efforts to protect various endangered species. Read up on the status of key endangered species and learn how you can help the cause.

“An emerging open-access journal publishing quality research into all areas of Fisheries and Aquaculture.” Includes peer-reviewed research papers, reviews and short reports.

Covers New York bear hunting regulations as well as more general information on hunting black bears, including food habits, bear sign, hunting methods, selection of prey, butchering, skinning, and cooking bear meat, as well as bear hunters’ ethics.

On this site, you will find a series of fact sheets on various species of fish and shellfish produced in Canadian waters. You can also access a directory of Canadian fish and seafood suppliers. Highlights of Canada1s seafood trade performance for 2000 are included on a statistics page, an industry overview gives you all the facts and figures, and a …

Homepage for the Giant Panda Research Station at the San Diego Zoo. Includes facts about giant pandas and their endangered status, Panda blogs, chats, and podcasts by the facility’s researchers, and a live Panda webcam.

Provides information for citizen scientists focused on conservation of birds. Provides tools for the monitoring of bird populations through bird watching.

Junglewalk.com features a collection of links to audio, photo and video clips of animals from all over the world. There are also links to pages full of information about these animals.

Website for the Bronx Zoo. Contains news and information about all of the animals the zoo keeps.

This Website features nearly 100 macroscopic full-color photographs of insects, information aobut insects and their ecological role. educational materials, and links to other sites of interest.

This collection of full-color images features a guide to pond-water microorganisms, colorful graphics of cellular processes, and a “classic organisms of biology” gallery.

If you like frogs, this is the site for you. There are frog facts, pictures of frogs to color, and even jokes about frogs. There are also frog news articles, frog fables, and a frog art gallery. This site even helps you figure out everything you need to know before you get a frog!

A site dedicated to crocodiles. Includes information about crocodile biology (including breeding and behavior), a species list, audio files of crocodile sounds, and bibliography of Internet resources.

“These educational materials are part of the Illinois Birds education kit developed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. The full kit contains a wealth of information to help educators present Illinois-specific information to students in grades 3-6, including full-color posters, a closed-captioned videotape, an audiotape and variety of …