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Home / Science / Environment / Biodiversity / Conservation / Ecology
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- Conservation Ecology - A peer-reviewed, electronic, scientific journal published by the Resilience Alliance.
www.consecol.org/Journal
- Conservation Ecology - The Conservation Ecology Programme concerns itself with the quantification, conservation and management of biodiversity, particularly in relation to insects and associated ecological communities.
www.cabi-bioscience.org
- Eco-action - Articles and background information for ecological direct action. UK and global news, links and contacts.
www.eco-action.org
- Ecological Society of America - A non-profit organization of scientists founded in 1915, conducting research, teaching, and working to provide the ecological knowledge needed to solve environmental problems.
esa.sdsc.edu
- Ecology Research Group - The areas of active research by the Open University Ecology and Evolution Research Group.
www.open.ac.uk/OU/Academic/Biology/C_G_Home.htm
- Ecovolunteer - Gives the opportunity to protect nature and its inhabitants by helping local organizations with their conservation projects.
www.ecovolunteer.org
- Friends of Ecological Reserves - Information about ecological reserves, the not-for-profit charitable organization and products and membership to purchase to support ecoreserves.
www.ecoreserves.bc.ca
- Front Range Prairie Bank - A voluntary, free-market tool to conserve native prairie wildlife habitat along the Front Range of Colorado.
www.frontrangeprairiebank.org
- Institute for Tropical Ecology and Conservation - Courses available in conservation ecology.
www.itec-edu.org/ecology.html
- International Mire Conservation Group - Promoting the conservation of mires and related ecosystems, giving information on the sustainable use of mires, red lists of European wetland plants and a link to the IMCG newsletter.
www.imcg.net
- The National Audubon Society - The mission of the National Audubon Society is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds and other wildlife for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity.
www.audubon.org
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