BBC Nature – Video Collections (Explore a vast array of wildlife video clips through the eyes of BBC presenters and film makers, and learn about different aspect of wildlife film-making.)

BBC In Pictures: Wildlife Photographer of the Year winners

Birdlife International – Programmes

BTO: The British Trust for Ornithology

Butterfly Corner – butterflies of the world (with a section for each continent)

Earth Times – worldwide environmental issues

Earthwatch Institute

National Wildflower Centre (UK)

Re-Wilding Europe

RSPB – The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (Britain’s equivalent of the U.S. Audubon Society)

World Wildlife Fund

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Links to Wildlife-related Blogs in the Rest of the USA

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INDIVIDUALS

Dragonflies and Damselflies of the N.W. and Beyond (Jim Johnson)

Feathered Photography (Ron Dudley, Utah)

Insect Photography (Alex Wild)

Jerry Liguori’s Raptor Blog

Meadowlands Nature Blog (Jim Wright, NJ)

Ohio Nature Blog (Tom Arbour)

On the Wing Photography (Mia McPherson)

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Winds of Kansas – dragonflies & damselflies (Roy J. Beckemeyer)

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ORGANIZATIONS

Conservancy Talk Nature Conservancy staff share their voices on everything from the latest conservation issues to living green.

Cool Green Science Nature Conservancy science: 550 scientists helping you get smart about nature.

Nature Rocks Aiming to inspire and empower families to play and explore in nature for happier, healthier and smarter kids.

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Links to Professional Wildlife Photographers, Worldwide

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Will Burrard-Lucas (UK)

Süha Derbent

Suzie Eszterhas (USA)

Craig Jones (UK)

Frans Lanting

Vincent Munier (France)

(Please leave a comment below if you wish to suggest additional names)

Would You Like to Make a Living Photographing or Filming Insects?

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Through the URL below, you can view a video collection featuring bugs and insects in amazing close up, selected by insect expert and TV presenter George McGavin, with Goliath spiders, killer centipedes, ants and moths. By no means everyone’s favourite animals bugs — encompassing true bugs and other creepy crawlies — hold a special place in George’s heart and led him to an academic career at Oxford University. Having worked as scientific advisor on Attenborough’s “Life in the Undergrowth,” George became a presenter in his own right. He is now loved and admired for his passionate engagement with invertebrates, whether in the jungles of Bhutan or the back gardens of One Show viewers in England.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/collections/p00bf3fy

The Astonishing Wildflowers of Texas

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Through the depths of winter in Buffalo (NY) I tend to watch a lot of wildlife documentaries, and one that I saved on the DVR a couple of years ago does tend to make a regular appearance.

‘Wildflowers: Seeds of History’ is the story of Lady Bird Johnson’s flower conservation work in Texas, and some of the KLRU footage is wonderful.

You can view the whole episode (58 minutes) online, at: http://www.klru.org/episode/wildflowers-seeds-of-history/wildflowers-seeds-of-history/

The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center websits is at: http://www.wildflower.org/

uswildflowers.com provides a page of links for the state at: http://uswildflowers.com/stateref.php?State=TX

Eddie