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  • eNature.com   - Resource and community for nature enthusiasts. Complete guide to over 4,800 North American plants and animals, with detailed descriptions and photographs, habitat guides, eCards, and newsletters.

  • GORP - Wildlife - Great Outdoor Recreation Pages list of the top places to view wildlife, with a regional guide and feature articles.
  • Native American Fish and Wildlife Society - Promoting exchange of information and management techniques for self-determined tribal fish and wildlife management in North America.
  • The Rewilding Institute - Conservation think tank dedicated to the development and promotion of ideas and strategies to advance continental-scale conservation in North America and to combat the extinction crisis. Includes news, details of programs, events, donations and resources. Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
  • Watchable Wildlife, Inc. - Nonprofit organization promoting wildlife viewing as a viable economic and conservation enterprise for communities throughout North America.
  • Wayne's Word - A natural history newsletter dedicated to interesting biological topics, including both unusual and well-known plants and animals.
  • Wildlife Conservation Society - Organization managing national and international conservation projects, research and education programs.
  • Wildlife Land Trust - Protects and preserves habitat for wildlife and provides sanctuary for wildlife by prohibiting commercial and recreational hunting and trapping. Affiliate of The Humane Society.
  • The Wildlife Society - Founded in 1937, it is a non-profit scientific and educational association dedicated to excellence in wildlife stewardship through science and education.
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