Check out all the amazing wildlife you can adopt.
Learn more about the species and their habitats!

     Learn more about the Amur Leopard and help us work
     together to adopt one.

Defenders of Wildlife - Learn about these animals and more!

Wildlife and habitat information 
- once you've picked a group on this link, you can
     select from a list of animals.

Birds	Wolves	Marine Life	Bison

Earth Island Institute 

They are working are working on a variety of helpful
grassroots projects to promote conservation,
restoration, and preservation of the Earth.

The Marine Mammal Center

     Advanced rehabilitation of marine mammals, scientific
     discovery and education - volunteer, assist, and learn
     more about these amazing animals!

National Parks Conservation Association

     Explore the parks in the U.S.

National Resources Defense Council

Save the Spirit Bear and other wildlife.

      Visit NRDC's BioGems website to explore the beauty of
      extraordinary wild places and take action to help save
      these places from destruction.

National Wildlife Federation

     Learn about wildlife - bears, wolves, panthers, cranes
     and more - and their habitats.

Learn more about global warming.

The Ocean Conservancy

People for Puget Sound

     Learn about habitat restoration projects in the Puget
     Sound, Washington area.

Puget Soundkeeper Alliance

    Take a pledge to protect water quality in Puget Sound,
     Washington.

Rainforest Alliance

     Learn about rainforest habitats and adopt a rainforest.

The Wilderness Society

      Search the library for a wide variety of environmental
      documents, study the wilderness  & read handbooks,
      maps, and factsheets.

Wildlife Conservation Society

Wildlife Trust supports projects in North America, Central
     America, Caribbean, South America, Africa, and Asia &
     is partners with a number of cool organizations and
     groups.

Check out their Aquatic Conservation Program.

& treat yourself to some
beautiful screen savers!

"Each mammal, bird or reptile with which we are concerned
has taken millions of years to evolve.  Suddenly it is in peril
of its life and, if we do not act quickly, will be lost from the
face of earth forever."

Woodland Park Zoo 

     Ever wonder what a Southern Pudu is? 
     Check this link to find out about us and other
     cool animals!

World Wildlife Fund

Check out endangered species and global challenges.

 
as well as scarves, hats, and mittens, and more.   

Kenana Knitters helps rural women find some much
needed income utilizing their spinning and knitting skills.
They use homespun wool produced locally in Kenya,
                                         
and knit beautiful animals, kid's hats, scarves & mittens,
and many other items.  The wool comes naturally in
cream, browns and greys, from the multi-colored flocks
of local sheep!  Other colors are obtained fromdying the
wool with native plants, propagated and grown in their
garden, so as not to adversely impact the environment.