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Awareness and appreciation
for the diversity of wildlife around us can contribute to
a life-long interest in wildlife, conservation and environmental
protection.
This site is a source of information
about North American animals and their tracks. Tracking can
be an exciting way to become more aware of the vast array
of animals living around us. "If it moves across the ground,
it leaves a track."
The Canon Envirothon
is an annual competition for high school students throughout
North America. Designed as a way to teach kids about the environment,
the best teams from 47 states and and all the Canadian provinces
compete at a summer play-off on a selected topic.
Enter this stamp
design contest in your state for all grade levels, K-12. Prizes
include cash, and a visit to Washington D.C. for each of the
National winners, a parent/guardian, and their art teacher.
Free curriculum guide available upon request. Sponsored by
US Fish and WIldlife.
An international
environmental poetry and arts contest designed to nurture
respect and understanding of the natural world. Grand Prize
winners attend an awards ceremony in Washington, DC.
Aldo Leopold is
considered the father of Wildlife Management in the United
States. He wrote about the importance of conserving wildlife
and our natural resources over 50 years ago. His most famous
work, A Sand County Almanac, has inspired millions. The foundation
promotes the care of natural resources and fosters an ethical
relationship between people and land by administering stewardship
initiatives and research programs.
A regional guide
to wildlife viewing areas across the United States. Detailed
information about national wildlife refuges, parks and wildlife
sanctuaries, by state, with maps and thorough descriptions.
If you know of other great links for
Awareness and Appreciation, contact us at: info@projectwild.org.
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