KIDS DIRECTORY

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11. Canadian Wildlife Service - Kid's Zone

    Learn about the endangered species in Canada, play games, and find out about acid rain and pollution.

    http://www.cws-scf.ec.gc.ca/kids/index_e.cfm

    
    

12. Carnivore Preservation Trust

    Animal conservation organization dedicated to saving species whose disappearance would automatically lead to the loss of the world's tropical rain forest.

    http://www.cptigers.org/

    
    

13. Conservation Breeding Specialist Group

    This groups helps protect threatened plants and animals. Explore the global zoo directory.

    http://www.cbsg.org/

    
    

14. Conservation International Foundation

    Find out where they operate, read their news, check out their online library, and find out how to help.

    http://www.conservation.org/

    
    

15. Defenders of Wildlife: Kids' Planet

    Check out fact sheets on all kinds of animals, play wild games, and learn about worldwide wolves!

    http://www.kidsplanet.org/

    
    

16. Dingo Sanctuary

    Learn about this home for Australian wild dogs, located in Bargo, New South Wales. Learn about the breed and how you can help the animals. Includes photos.

    http://www.dingosanctuary.org/

    
    

17. Earthtrust

    Organization trying to save wildlife around the world.

    http://www.earthtrust.org/

    
    

18. Friends of the National Zoo (FONZ)

    Learn about this conservation, education, and membership organization that supports the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C.

    http://www.fonz.org/index2.shtml

    
    

19. Friends of the Prairie Learning Center

    This center on the Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge has information on the plants and animals of the prairie, as well as info on restoration and preservation of prairies.

    http://www.tallgrass.org/

    
    

20. International Otter Survival Fund

    Background information on various otter species and a photo gallery. Provides news on the effort to increase otter numbers.

    http://www.otter.org/

    
    

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