World Land Trust E-Cards

The World Land Trust has free e-cards on its website that don’t even require registration to use. You can send them to up to 25 people for free. The e-cards come in 3 categories – Wildlife, Romantic, and Christmas. The 23 Wildlife e-cards include 3 new ones. They show pictures of animals ranging from a feeding humpbac...

Native Plant Encyclopedia

Plants that are native to your region tend to be more pest and weather resistant than imported plants. As well, they will attract your local wildlife an...

UK Power Networks Supports Wildlife

UK Power Networks, Britain’s largest power network provider, recently into partnership with the nine Wildlife Trusts in its distribution areas to help preserve...

HCTF Conservation Funding

The Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation (HCTF), a non profit charitable organization, recently announced that they are investing over $6 million dol...

Lead Poisoning of Wildlife

Three new scientific studies by University of California researchers confirm that lead poisoning of endangered California condors and other wildlife is...

EcoKids Games

One of the largest collections of free online wildlife and worldly games and activities belongs to a website called Eco Kids.  The Games and Activities are in 8 categories, ranging from wildlife to climate change to land use and more. For this Frida...

More Trees, More Good

In a call that has relevance to all countries, the Woodland Trust is calling for UK landowners of all kinds to plant native trees to increase the number of places wildlife can thrive. This is part of its ‘More Trees, More Good’ campaign. Native wood...

Ducks Unlimited Awards

Ducks Unlimited announced the winners of the 2011 Wetland Conservation Achievement Awards at the 76th annual North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference on Friday (March 18th) in Kansas City, Missouri. The Awards are given to individuals wh...

Backyard Wildlife Reserve

If you’d like to take a course in Wildlife Conservation 101, check out the National Wildlife Federation’s website section called Understanding Wildlife Conservation. It’s divided into sections with titles such as Biodiversity, the Endangered Species Act, Eco...

Animal Safety Features

People in the UK have a deep passion for nature and the natural environment – not just wildlife – and they want to see it protected, says Paul Wilkinson, head of conservation at The Wildlife Trusts charity, reports The Telegraph. UK councils and government agencies have reportedly spent almost £8.5 million on at least 270 animal friendly safety features in the past two y...

Yesterday’s Zoo

There’s a poignantly charming animated short film on You Tube that features extinct animals from Yesterday’s Zoo.  Apparently it was used as an example of biodiversity loss at the Wildlife Conservation Network’s Wildlife Expo in O...

Voters Favor Environment

A new survey has found that a majority of voters in the Rocky Mountain region regard clean water, air and land that sustains wildlife as very important, despite a poor economy, reports the Denver Post.  Two thirds of surveyed voters in Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah...

San Diego Zoo Games

Spotting animals in the wild is not always easy due to camouflage and other hiding techniques. The San Diego Zoo shows this wonderfully well in their online game Where’s the Animal? Landscapes that don’t seem to have any living creatures are dis...

Wildlife Photography

If you want to see some magnificent animal photographs by a master and award winner, check out Wildlife by David Smith. Also have a browse through Wildlife Photography. Clicking on More at the end of this article will lead you to a page with the links on it. ...

Questions for Political Candidates

In a recent Q & A period with Colorado’s three gubernatorial (political) candidates, several environmental, conservation and wildlife groups raised important questions in regards to conservation, energy and the economy, reports The Colorado Indepen...