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Many species are described in the Project WILD activities. The following links can provide you with additional information on the most common species found in the guides.
 A Thousand Friends of Frogs
This project is sponsored by the Center for Global Environmental Education. The site provides information about the natural history of frogs and toads, how to keep amphibians in a classroom, and what's being done about the decline of amphibians worldwide.
Black Bear
Background information on the black bears and their habitats.
Brown and Grizzly Bear
Learn about their populations and distribution, physical characteristics, what they eat and how they live. Includes range maps.
White-tailed Deer
Background information on white-tailed deer.
EE-Link Endangered Species
Find endangered and extinct species lists, natural history information about endangered species and classroom projects, activities and curriculum.
Wild About Fish
The Division of Education at the Illinois Department of Natural Resources has links to information about fish species of the Great Lakes Region, plus links to educational materials and fish resources of interest to educators across the country.
Whale Net
An interactive education project sponsored by Wheelock College, Boston, MA with support from the National Science Foundation. Here you'll find information for students, teachers, and the general public on many species of marine mammals.
Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center
This Web site emphasizes natural resource issues and data pertinent to the North American Great Plains.
If you know of other great links on various species, contact us at: info@projectwild.org.
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