Australian
Botanical Gardens
http://155.187.10.12/anbg/anbg.html
All the gear on Canberra's Botanical Garden's projects, flora and fauna. Like tourist guides, flowering calendars, biodiversity studies, bird and frog call sound files, and even the fire procedures, But it's a bit like stumbling into and office and finding reams of papers strewn across the floor in unrelated piles. In this case, substance certainly beats style.
British
Trees
http://www.u-net.com/trees/home.html
Apparently there are only 33 native British trees. You can find you all about then here, but they would be easier to recognise if the site included some pictures!
Canine
Web Links
http://www.idyllmtn.com/acd/links.html
Link to sites devoted to individual dog breeds, pet products, canine organisations, experiments, and all things poochish.
Dog
World
http://www.houssennet.nb.ca/DogWorld.htm
Buy the training video or download the free manual. Either way, Mr Fleabag will soon know who's boss.
The
Electronic Zoo
http://netvet.wustl.edu/e-zoo.htm
This directory of fauna information will lead you way up the virtual harden path before you find what you're looking for. Despite its name, it's a virtual zoo with animations and recordings of animal sounds. However, when one arrives, you'll be sure to find it here.
The
EnviroWeb
Browse or search the world;s largest environmental bookshop.
NetVet
http://netvet.wustl.edu/vet.htm
If it's animal-oriented, you'll find a way to it from here. Choose from the NetVet Gopher, Electronic Zoo, Veterinary Medicine page of the WWW Virtual Library, or one of several specialist directories.
The
Virtual Garden
http://pathfinder.com/vg/Welcome/welcome.html
This splendid horticultural digest is just a nibble of Time Warner's megalithic Pathfinder complex, yet provides the most fulsome online guide to gardening. It includes several plant society and gardening magazines, databases, book experts, plant directories, and an electronic encyclopaedia which, among other things, can help you pick the best plants for your plot.
