This
is a homepage about gerbils. Rick will add pages about chinchillas, degus
and bearded
dragon reptiles soon. There will be a french translation, too.
Ehrenfried's
und Vera's page shows you many colours, many pictures, much genetic. Very
useful. Perhaps the
best Colour page on the net! There is a German page, too.
Much information
about wildlife and reservation, big index of mailing lists, links etc.
THE startingpoint for everybody
interested in wildlife and ecology on the internet. Join the WED
!
It includes photos
of wildlife and wildlife projects, wildlife humor, links to wildlife job
and career information, lists of
on-line resources for biologists, a listing of wildlife related discussion
groups, and a monthly ecology topic.
Most of the
resource publications of the former National Institute for Urban Wildlife,
which closed in 1996, are
now available from Urban Wildlife Resources.
To join the
Gerbil Mailing List send Email to the Listserver
at Rice University: (by using this link, you just
have to
add your name!)
No subject! Body: SUB GERBILS
<your name>
The Wildlife Ecology Digest (WED)
You receive
a collection of postings about wildlife and ecology. This is a very good
medium to share your knowledge
and to get in contact with other interested people all over the world! To
join the WED send Email to wildside@saber.net
and type: "Subscribe to WED"
Mammal-L
This is a
very good mailing list with topics, the subscribers can choose. Almost
all mammal species! To
subscribe send email to the L-Soft
list server at Smithsonian Institution and type: SUB MAMMAL-L
These pages
are dedicated to one of North America's most endangered mammals: the
Vancouver Island marmot.
Our intent
is simple: To inform you about this beautiful and interesting creature,
and the work being done to save it from
extinction.
The next few years will be pivotal. We have much work to do before Marmota
vancouverensis can be safely
removed
from the endangered species list. So, visit this important project!
THE site about shrews
in the web, The Shrew Bibliography (> 6000 references) (also available
on CD ROM) etc.
Created by Dr.
Werner Haberl. There you can find the Shrew
Talk Digest, too.
too.
Photograph by Andrew A. Bryant
