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 Addison
Trail Library Catalog
(Be sure to go to the end of the pages of the results
when you search for.)
Willowbrook
High School Library Catalog
AT Books on Endangered Animals & Where to Find Them
333.9 Dis DiSilvestro, Roger L. The endangered kingdom :
the struggle to save America's wildlife. New York : Wiley
333.9 Ehr Ehrlich, Paul R. Extinction : the
causes and consequences of the disappearance of species. 1st
ed. New York : Random House
333.9 Lam Lampton, Christopher. Endangered
species. New York : F. Watts
333.9 Laz Lazo, Caroline Evensen.
Endangered species. 1st ed. New York : Crestwood House
333.9 Lee Leen, Nina, 1909-. And then there
were none: America's vanishingwildlife. [1st ed.]. New York, :
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
333.9 Ste Stewart, Darryl. From the edge
of extinction : the fight to save endangered species. 1st
American ed. New York : Methuen
333.9 Yeh Yeh, Jennifer J. Endangered
species : must they disappear? 2004 ed. Detroit : Thomson/Gale,
c2005.
333.95 Tur Turner, Pamela S. Gorilla
doctors : saving endangered great apes. Boston : Houghton
Mifflin, 2005.
333.95 Wil Wildlife conservation. New
York : H.W. Wilson Company, 1997..
570 Enc Encyclopedia of life sciences : Vol.
4. Tarrytown, N.Y. :Marshall Cavendish Corp
598.2 Mac Mackenzie, John P. S. Birds in
peril : a guide to the endangered birds of the United States and
Canada. Boston : Houghton
599.5 Die Dietz, Tim. The call of the siren :
manatees and dugongs. Golden, Colo. : Fulcrum Publishing.
599.67 Mor Morgan, Jody. Elephant rescue :
changing the future for endangered wildlife. Buffalo, N.Y. :
Firefly Books, 2004.
599.8 Pet Peterson, Dale. The deluge
and the ark : a journey into prime worlds. Boston : Houghton
Mifflin
921 Adams Adams, Douglas, 1952-. Last
chance to see. 1st American ed. New York : Harmony Book
PB 591.68 McL McLimans, David. Gone wild :
an endangered animal alphabet. New York : [S.l.] : Walker ;
Distributed to the trade Holtzbrinck Publishers, 2006.
R 300 Inf Evans, Kim Masters. Endangered
species : prote biodiversity. 2006 ed. Detroit : Thomson
Gale, c2007.
R 333.95 Bea Beacham's guide to international
endangered species. Osprey Fla. : Beacham Pub
R 570 Bru Bruno, Leonard C. UXL complete
life science resource. Volume one, A-E. Detroit, Mich. : UXL,
2001..
R 577 Uxl U·X·L encyclopedia of biomes.
Detroit, MI : U·X·L, c2000..
R 591.5 Gro The Grolier world encyclopedia of
endangered species. Danbury, Conn. : Grolier Educational Corp. |
There are many websites that promote care
and concern for the endangered species. Search
*Grzimek's
Animal Life Encyclopedia
(eBook),netTrekker,
and
AccessScience (The Remote access codes are available
from the AT LMC)
Association of Zoos &
Aquariums - Founded in 1924, the Association of Zoos and
Aquariums (AZA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the
advancement of accredited zoos and aquariums in the areas of
animal care, wildlife conservation, education and science.
Bird Life - Through this search you can look for information
on all birds of the world. You can find information on a
particular species or sets of species by specifying a number of
different search criteria.
Center for
Biodiversity - The United States Senate declared May 18,
2007, "Endangered Species Day." Find success stories in the
fight to protect endangered species, throughout the United
States and its territories, in this report. Learn about the
status of endangered species in your region, or in fourteen
others, by exploring the map or by clicking on one of the links
on the left side of this page. Each region includes an
individual description of each of the area's endangered species,
a photo, a trend graph, and a list of states, both current and
historic.
Endangered
Species - The mission, started in 1961, of the World
Wildlife Foundation is to protect endangered species. Many of
these species are also umbrella species. This means that by
helping the endangered species, these species help other species
that live in the same habitat.
Endangered Species - The full text of The Endangered Species
Act of 1973 is available. Learn about United States policies, as
well as international agreements.
Global Biodiversity Information - Explore through countries
or species.
Infonatura
- Birds, mammals & Amphibians of Latin America.
National Wildlife Federation - Here is a site with all kinds
of great information about animals that are endangered. The
Gallery provides a list of animals to choose from that are on
the United States Endangered Species list. You will find a photo
of the animal, a description and a list of great facts. There
are also links to information about their behavior, human
interactions and how you can make a difference. The home page
also introduces you to the Endangered Species Act.
Natureserv
Explorer - An Online Encyclopedia of Life
Protection of the Endangered Species - On this site you will
find the answers to the following questions: What is the
Endangered Species Act? How does a species get "listed"? How are
listed species protected? How many species are protected by the
Endangered Species Act? And, in what other ways are Endangered
Species protected? Be sure to click onto "Fact Sheets Home" for
a complete list of endangered animals.
Sea World Education Department - The site offers listings of
and information on North American and international conservation
and management organizations, details about wildlife laws and
regulations, profiles of 12 endangered species, and listings of
related journal articles and books
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History - The main
source for information on this subject is the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, Division of Endangered Species. You will find
an inventory of books and journal articles on endangered,
threatened, and extinct birds when you visit this site. You can
find the resources listed from most large public libraries or
they can be requested through interlibrary loan.
United Nations
Environmental Program - Search specific countries throughout
the world for their animals.
U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency - The Endangered Species
Protection Program (ESPP) places geographically specific use
limitations on pesticides in order to protect endangered and
threatened species from pesticides. There will be a label
statement on the pesticides with limitations directing people to
the ESPP website,
where they can find Bulletins for their location. These
Bulletins will specify what restrictions apply. These
restrictions are fully enforceable, and are considered no
different from statements placed directly on the label. To find
out more, please click here.
U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Agency - You can read about what is being done to
protect endangered wildlife by reading the numerous articles
presented on this site.
Wildfinder
- This is a map driven database to locate endangered animals
throughout the world
World
Conservation Union
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