ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION, AND WILDLIFE

• Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
• Virginia Fish and Wildlife Information Service
• Virginia’s Natural Communities, Rare, Threatened & Endangered Animals and Plants
• Species Information Threatened and Endangered Animals and Plants
• Natureserve
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation
• Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Inc.
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association
• US Geological Survey
• Virginia Naturally
• Freecycle Network
• eNature
• Animal Diversity Web

PLANTS

• Virginia Cooperative Extension Service
• Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
• Native Plants for Wildlife Habitat and Conservation Landscaping -Chesapeake Bay Watershed
• Native Plant Database
• Eco Images
• USDA Plants Database
• Efloras
• Virginia Native Plant Society
• Learning to Identify Plants by Families
• Wayne’s Word
• The National Arbor Day Foundation

BIRDS

• Audubon
• Cornell Lab of Ornithology
• BirdSource

REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS

• Frogwatch USA
• Frog and Toad calls
• Test yourself with the USGS Frog Quiz

INSECTS

• Insect Identification Laboratory at Virginia Tech

MARINE MAMMALS AND SEA TURTLES

• American Cetacean Society
• Whalenet
• Sirenian International
• Sea Turtle Restoration Project
• Caretta Research Project
• The Leatherback Trust
• Caribbean Conservation Corporation
• Wider Caribbean Sea Turtle Conservation Network

CONSERVATION BIOLOGY FOR ALL (textbook)

• Chapter 1: Conservation Biology: Past and Present
• Chapter 2: Biodiversity
• Chapter 3: Ecosystems Functions and Services
• Chapter 4: Habitat Destruction: Death by a Thousand Cuts
• Chapter 5: Habitat fragmentation and landscape change
• Chapter 6: Overexploitation
• Chapter 7: Invasive Species
• Chapter 8: Climate Change
• Chapter 9: Fire and Biodiversity
• Chapter 10: Extinctions and the practiceof preventing them
• Chapter 11: Conservation Planning and Priorities
• Chapter 12: Endangered Species Management: The US Experience
• Chapter 13: Conservation in Human-modified Landscapes
• Chapter 14: The Roles of People in Conservation
• Chapter 15: From Conservation Theory to Practice: crossing the divide
• Chapter 16: The Conservation Biologist’s Toolbox – principles for the design and analysis of conservation studies