61. Australia: Biological Organizations And Resources - NBII Federal, State/Territory, and new zealand Ministers responsible for on hiking forboth new and existing zoos/BOTANICAL GARDENS/MUSEUMS australian Museum Online http://www.nbii.gov/geographic/international/AU.html

International Resources: Australia BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION GATEWAYS Atlas of New South Wales Wildlife (catalog item 650) Published by: New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service Languages: English Description: Contains records of plants, mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians (but not fish), and endangered invertebrates in New South Wales. In existance in various formats since 1980 and containing nearly one million records, it covers all areas of the state. Data entry, maintenance and distribution are managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Australia's Biodiversity Clearing-House Mechanism (catalog item 510) Published by: Biodiversity Group of Environment Australia Languages: English Description: Offers details on Australia and its biodiversity, current issues and themes, and ideas for involving industry and the community in biodiversity conservation. Community Access to Natural Resources Information (catalog item 652) Published by: NSW Government Community Access to Natural Resources Information Program Languages: English Description: Brings together key environmental information from New South Wales Government agencies and other organisations, related to land, air, water, flora, fauna, and vegetation. It is the first program of its kind in NSW to offer integrated access to maps and other data held at various Internet sites by a diverse group of natural resource agencies and other stakeholders.

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Surfing the Web for ECO TRAVEL For those who are interested in eco-travel and related tourism such as adventure travel, there are many sites on the World Wide Web. The following are only a few. But, be forewarned. Some sites have elaborate graphics and are designed for 21st Century Hawaii A guide to unique ecotravel and learning experiences on the Big Island. AboutBritian.com All the castles, museums, parks, gardens, zoos, and more than you can think of. Alexandra's Travelogues Ecotourism in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico, by Alexandra Nunez. Algonquin Eco Watch Group Environmental protection organization. Amsterdam Hotels Hotel reservations service in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Biosphere Expeditions Worldwide scientific research organization that places ordinary people with no research experience alongside scientists who are at the forefront of conservation work. Worldwide projects run all year round, and people can join for from two weeks to several months. Brazil Adventures Expeditions Discover the amazing beauty and rich culture of Brazil with a team of highly-trained professionals. Combine outdoor activities and sports, the preservation of nature, and exploring the natural wonders and rich cultural diversity of Brazil. CARE's Virtual Field Trip to Madagascar Information about Madagascar's history, flora, fauna, way of life and CARE's development work. Also

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New Zealand Nature New Zealand History New Zealand Culture New Zealand Nature New Zealand Facts Orginally, 80% of New Zealand's land area was forested. Today, about 23% remains and one of New Zealand's major attractions is this large amount of wilderness which is home to many unique plants and animals. New Zealand Wildlife Kiwi click here! Tui You might be familiar with this name if you've read through the ACTIVE NEW ZEALAND website. The Tui is the name we gave to one of our trips, it's also the name of a New Zealand bird. Moa Other Birds New Zealand Flora Rimu Tree One of our most popular trips and also a native New Zealand tree! Although Rimu grows throughout New Zealand, harvesting is now concentrated predominantly on the West Coast of the South Island. Harvesting of this resource in now done by helicopter which preserves the forest in its natural state. A slow growing tree that we have in abundance on our property! Perhaps one only would be better as a graceful specimen tree (for 3 or 4 decades!). It has long drooping flexible branches with bright olive green, tiny cypress-like foliage. Ultimately this tree will reach at least 6 metres. Rimu is a fine, even textured, medium density softwood. Seasoned heartwood is usually a rich red-brown colour with hues of golden yellow. It has a pigmented figure which produces an attractive finishing timber. The intermediate zone is a varied light brown colour giving rise to interesting shadings of colour and grain. The sapwood has a lighter brown tone and is generally even in colour.

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Check out these cool sites! Cadbury Australia Visit "Visit the Magical Land of Cadbury". Have heaps of fun and learn how chocolate is made! Cadbury Australia's Yowie Educational Website Meet the Wildfolk and play the Yowie Power Game. There are also resources for teachers. Cadbury New Zealand Lots of information about Cadbury products. You can even make purchases online! Cadbury New Zealand's Yowie Website Play the Yowie Power Game, join the Yowie Club, even download a Yowie screensaver! Cadbury UK A whole world of Cadbury fun, facts and recipies. Cadbury Land Yowie Website Have you ever wanted to hear a Yowie talk? Then this is a site you should visit! Some very cool Yowie Shockwave animation, and lots of information about the wildfolk and their environments. Cadbury Ireland A fun interactive site with lots to do and see. World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) One of the world's largest conservation organisations, acting to help protect our planet! Tons of news and information about conservation and wildlife all over the world.

70. Computer Associates Worldwide: Australian Press Release Computer Associates, Australia and new zealand said CA's in an environment wherenew threats are Complementing Taronga's australian animal displays is an http://www.cai.com/offices/australia/news/180901.htm

SOLUTIONS SUPPORT COMPANY INVESTORS ... APP Australian Press Releases Zoos critical data now protected with new Internet security solution Taronga Zoo and Western Plains Zoo now able to monitor and manage online security systems centrally Sydney, 18 September 2001: Computer Associates (CA) today announced an agreement with the Zoological Parks Board of NSW to install its new InoculateIT 6.0 software at both Taronga Zoo and the Western Plains Zoo to protect critical data. Using CA's anti-virus software, the Zoos can constantly monitor and manage their systems across the entire network spanning both zoos from one location to protect against today's most prevalent security threat - viruses. John Inkson, Systems Administrator for Taronga Zoo said "From one central location, I can now perform remote installations, assign policies to machines across the network and access Internet updates to automatically protect each desktop in both locations. "The software will also alert IT staff to any virus incidents, allowing them to take immediate action before problems affect the network or any of our business partners.

71. CyberSpace Search! 1 through 10 of 13 for australian zoos. and Direct Mail throughout Australia andNew zealand. serverstatistics.com; Immigration australian%20zoos Independent http://www.cyberspace.com/cgi-bin/cs_search.cgi?Terms=australian zoos

72. Yowie Links Zoo is the oldest in new zealand and is resources and entertainment with excitingnew exhibits. australian Reptile Park Details regular activities and special http://www.cadbury.co.nz/yowie/links.htm

Check out these cool sites! Cadbury Australia Visit "Visit the Magical Land of Cadbury". Have heaps of fun and learn how chocolate is made! Cadbury Australia's Yowie Website Meet the Wildfolk and play the Yowie Power Game. There are also Yowie playmate lists as well as resources for teachers. Cadbury UK A whole world of Cadbury fun, facts and recipies. Cadbury Land Yowie Website Have you ever wanted to hear a Yowie talk? Then this is a site you should visit! Some very cool Yowie Shockwave animation, and lots of information about the wildfolk and their environments. Cadbury Ireland A fun interactive site with lots to do and see. World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) One of the world's largest conservation organisations, acting to help protect our planet! Tons of news and information about conservation and wildlife all over the world. Earthwatch The Earthwatch mission is to enable scientists, educators and the general public to work together for the conservation of our natural heritage. Lots of information on Earthwatch programs, and how you can help!

73. BIOSIS | Resource Guide | Organizations - Australasia new South Wales collective association for zoos and aquaria Royal Society of newZealand Wellington. activities Society of australian Systematic Biologists http://www.biosis.org/zrdocs/zoolinfo/zoolorg_australasia.htm

Pull Down for Destinations BIOSIS Previews Zoological Record MethodsFinder Index to Organism Names Internet Resource Guide for Zoology User Support Search Sitemap Index Help with this Site Resource Guide Introduction About the Resource Guide Awards Latest Additions ... Search Pull Down for More Options Alphabetical List Organizations in Systematics General Africa Asia Europe (incl. Middle East) United States of America South America A B C D ... Australasian Evolution Society established in 1998 Australasian Quaternary Association (AQUA) Australasian Regional Association of Zoological Parks and Aquaria (ARAZPA) Mosman, New South Wales - collective association for zoos and aquaria of Australasia (incl. zoo and aquaria links directory) Australian Academy of Science Australian Bird Study Association (ABSA) supports amateur and professional research on Australia's avian fauna Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) Yeronga, Queensland - non-government, non-profit marine conservation group, latest bulletins, press releases, links Australian Marine Sciences Association (AMSA) a national non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting marine science and coordinating discussion and debate of marine issues in Australia Australia New Guinea Fishes Association (ANGFA) Australian Society for Fish Biology Australian Society for Limnology (ASL) scientific society whose focus is the study and management of inland waters

74. BIOSIS | Resource Guide | Zoos & Wildlife Parks ARAZPA) collective association for zoos and aquaria of zoo links directory) AustralianReptile Park Gosford Masterton, examples of new zealand's threatened and http://www.biosis.org/zrdocs/zoolinfo/zoo_mus.htm

Pull Down for Destinations BIOSIS Previews Zoological Record MethodsFinder Index to Organism Names Internet Resource Guide for Zoology User Support Search Sitemap Index Help with this Site Resource Guide Introduction About the Resource Guide Awards Latest Additions ... Search Links to world zoos (public, private and virtual), wildlife parks and miscellaneous zookeeping resources. Pull Down for More Options Aquaria General Africa Asia Australasia Europe (incl. Middle East) United States of America South America General Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums Association of British Wild Animal Keepers (ABWAK) Association of Zoological Horticulture (AZH) a US non-profit membership organization dedicated to the advancement of zoo horticulture in zoological parks, gardens and aquariums Association of Zoo Veterinary Technicians (AZVT) dedicated to all aspects of quality veterinary technical care in the field of zoo animal medicine Big Zoo a virtual zoo of animals with information about their diet, habitat, offspring, and social lives

75. EE Link: International - Australia And NZ from schools, universities, industry, zoos, museums, reserves Images of Australianendangered species please Southland Regional Council, new zealand http//www http://eelink.net/international-australiaandnz.html

EE Link Introduction Professional Resources Class Resources Environment Info ... Asia Australia and NZ Central America Europe Global Latin America ... En Español search advanced search International - Australia and NZ Find links on this page for projects and resources in this region. Return to higher levels using the links at left. *Our larger categories have been split up into smaller pages to make your searching easier. Make sure to click "Next Page" in the lower right hand corner of the page to see all the resources listed in each category. Sort by: Choose a method: Alphabetical: A to Z Alphabetical: Z to A Rating: Total Rating: Month Visits: Total Visits: Month Addition Date: Oldest to Newest Addition Date: Newest to Oldest suggest a link We process all link requests within 3 days Guaranteed! Rate Error Cached Developed by Australian Museum Online this site has biodiversity fact sheets, information on how to conserve biodiversity through sustainable living practices, RealMedia films on biodiversity, and links to biodiversity and forestry case studies in Australia. http://www.austmus.gov.au/biodiversity/index.htm

76. Zoos Of Australia And New Zealand zoos and Gameparks of Australia, Australia Map, Mogo Zoo. AustraliaZoo, Perth Zoological Gardens. Alma Park Zoo, Taronga Zoo. Lone Pine http://hlms.bandon.k12.or.us/zoo/zoo.html

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79. Animal Tracks along the southeastern seaboard of the australian continent, though coast, as wellas around Tasmania and new zealand. in Alberta, as well as a new solution to http://exn.ca/AnimalTracks/UrbanAussie/Story2.cfm

Bandicoot fact#7 A type of rat commonly found in Sri Lanka and India is called a bandicoot but is not part of the marsupial family. More facts... Take the Animal Tracks Quiz and find out how your knowledge measures up! Question 1: The average life span of a long-nosed bandicoot is: 2.5 years 4 years 5.5 years 10 years Parks and Wildlife Service, Tasmania - Little penguin Most of the information here may talk specifically of the Tasmanian population of Little penguins, but the folks at this island state's Parks and Wildlife Service have done a pretty good job of presenting some good general information on these unique Australasian birds. They've provided some interesting information about colonies and nest sites and even lets people in on the song of the little penguin, or fairy penguin, as it's also called. There's also good context for why the fairy penguin is having some problems in certain areas of its habitat. Once again, this website is strong on text and light on visuals - with only one photograph - but is worth a peek. Visit this site now Go to our Links Section for more online resources PUTTING ON A SWEATER FOR SURVIVAL By: Steven Hunt - Along with some of the most unusual wildlife on the planet, Australia can also claim to be home to the world's smallest species of penguin, the fairy or little penguin. They generally live along the southeastern seaboard of the Australian continent, though there are also populations in Tasmania and New Zealand. In a story that's become all to familiar, fairy penguins are losing land to humans, and even in the part of Australia where their numbers are strongest - Phillip Island, southeast of Melbourne - they've lost over three-quarters of their breeding grounds because of human activity in the last 80 years. In January 2000, they were dealt an even greater blow.

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Killer Whale #8 In British Columbia there are roughly 300 resident killer whales and 200 transients. More facts... Take the Animal Tracks Quiz and find out how your knowledge measures up! Question 1: What is the name of the Vancouver Aquarium’s last killer whale? Finna Bjossa Shammu Moby Doll Vancouver Aquarium's AquaFacts: Killer whales As one of the few places in the world that's become synonymous with killer whale research as well as keeping them in captivity, the Vancouver Aquarium has set up an entire page of popularly asked questions on these unique black and white marine mammals, with some great answers to boot. There aren't any images to look at specifically on this page, but if ready-to-use information on orcas is what you're looking for this is a great place to stop. There are also links to other Vancouver Aquarium pages with everything from the history of the aquarium to how to become a whale researcher. A well put-together site and one where you just keep on digging and digging with more and more interesting tidbits to uncover. Visit this site now Go to our Links Section for more online resources Vancouver finds a better home for its last killer whale Bjossa the killer whale, the last one at the Vancouver Aquarium, is about to move south to San Diego's SeaWorld. It will be the end of an era for Vancouver but hopefully the start of a more promising one for Bjossa.

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