Hi..... My daughter is in third grade Oklahoma Public Schools and has to do a report on
endangered  animals.  The animal that was given to her was the chimpanzee.  We are
searching for reasons why the chimp is endangered (rain forest).  Are
there other reasons?  My daughter is becoming very interested in the plight
of  animals by doing this paper...

Thank you

Hi there, since I didn't have anything up about chimpanzee's I have added a section. It will be up before November 15th, 1999. Thank you for telling me about her report.
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From: "Bill Grzyb" <wgrzb@home.com>
To: <ladywildlife@ladywildlife.com>
 Subject: Your site
 Date: Sat, 13 Nov. 1999 13:07:11 -0800

Hi there. I just wanted to let you know that I enjoy your site very
much. It gives me much added information on what to do to save endangered
species. My Younger sister found information on your site and she was able to write
a report about one of the endangered species. The school is Kumpf Middle School
in Clark New Jersey.

All in all I have to say its a great pleasure going there and its also very nicely put together with wonderful graphics!
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From: belleadler - belleadler@rcn.com
To: webmistress@ladywildlife.com
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 6:46 PM

I am an independent documentarian and am working on a project for air on Animal Planet, a U.S.-based cable network devoted to animal programming. I recently returned from Kenya where I was documenting efforts by the Kenya Wildlife Service to curb poaching in the game parks. We got some very good material on their new anti-poaching programs but were not as successful in showing the damage poaching wreaks on wildlife and the environment. In searching the web, I noticed your pictures of the tragedy suffered by rhinos  and the ceremonial daggers in Yemen their horns are used for. We are very interested in including this aspect of poaching but do not have pictures of the actual daggers. I wonder you might consider letting us show your photos on the air. We are hoping to illustrate how endangered rhinos are killed for ornamental use. We are also interested in your picture of a rhino that was killed by poachers. Your photos would go far in helping people understand the nature of these crimes. My company is called White Paper Productions and we produce out of Washington, D.C. We're a small company but hope to make a high quality documentary that would air just prior to CITES.
Please let me know if there is any chance you might have the material I've just decribed.
Thank you very much. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Belle Adler
Producer
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 From: "Katie Odens" <katie@netman.com>
To: webmistress@ladywildlife.com
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 16:48:28 -0500

Hey I went on your website cuz I m doin a report on Spring Hares & um u say
u do the "work" but u wanna know sumthing every single word u wrote is
copied outa the WildLife Fact Files don't write me back but I just wanted u
2 know
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From: "Yvonne Marshall" <cym@ymarshall.freeserve.co.uk>
To: <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Subject: wood mouse
Date: Tue, 7 May 2002 18:22:42 +0100

Thank you for the info on your web site.
We have a neat circular hole in the garden, about 1 to 1 & half inches in diameter. It is very clean outside the hole with no trace of scraped earth. It goes as far as one can see into the ground, bending  slightly so that it runs under a shrubby hedge. Is this likely to belong to a wood mouse? The garden is about a third of an acre and quiet. There is plenty of food about and we feed  the birds seeds nuts etc.
Yvonne Marshall
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From: "Brice Hendricks" <bricely@surewest.net>
To: <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Subject: Wow
Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 18:24:29 -0700

I found one in my garden today! I live in Roseville, California and have never heard of their existence around here. I've studied wildlife fairly extensively but have never heard of them in the Sacramento region. Is this rare? I understand if you don't respond to this type of e-mail, I was just excited to have found such an interesting insect.
Brice Hendricks
Roseville, Ca
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From: "Richard Hughes" <Richard.Hughes@wildscreen.org.uk>
To: <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 11:46:04 -0000

I hope you do not mind me writing to you, but i found your details on your endangered wildlife web site and though you may be able to help me. I am writing from the Wildscreen Trust in Bristol, the hosts of the biennial Wildscreen festival which celbrates excellency in wildlife film production. I am currently engaged in a new Wildscreen initiative called ARKive. ARKive aims to create the world's first digital library of endangered species. ARKive will exploit the ltest technology to preserve images and audio of the most threatened flora and fauna for the benefit of future generations. The contents of ARKive will be accessible on the Internet for scientific and educational purposes to help raise public awareness about biodiversity and the nedd to conserve it.

A recent injection of funding has paved the way for the initiation of research into a Global Chapter of ARKive to accompany the British Chapter already well under construction. Our first task has been to draw up a list of 500 of the most critically endangered species, as recognised by the IUCN and CITES. As I am sure you can imagine, there are several species upon our 'most wanted' list that you feature on your web site.

In order to achieve its purpose, ARKive is entirely reliant upon the co-operation of a combination of commercial picture libraries, production companies, conservation organisations and private collectors who are willing to submit media to be digitally recorded. I was wondering whether you might consider submitting some of your still photographs of endangered species to ARKive. The copyright of any donated media remains with the cameraperson at all times, and would be marked accordingly with a hyperlink to the applicable source. Furthermore, all images would be visibly and electronically watermarked, and published at a sufficiently low resolution in order that they could not be downloaded for commercial purposes.

As a not-for-profit organisation, unfortunately we would not be in the position to pay for the use of images. However, we could provide a Fed Ex account number to cover any shippping costs.

Please find attached a copy of the ARKive summary statement which discloses the nature of the relationship between media donors and ourselves in more detail. If you were interested, I could also make available a copy of our species list. I hope, having perused the literature, you will see how important an intitiative ARKive will become in terms of conservation, and also how it could prove a useful showcase of your work.

Please do not hesitiate to contact me if you have any queries, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours sincerely
Richard Hughes
<<Strategic Aims of ARKive.doc>>
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Richard Hughes
ARKive Media Researcher
The Wildscreen Trust
Anchor Road, Bristol BS1 5TT, UK
Direct line: +44 (0)117 915 7191
Fax: +44 (0)117 915 7105

The Wildscreen Trust manages the Wildscreen Festival of Moving Images from the Natural World and is developing ARKive, a digital library of images of the world's endangered species
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From: "vandun" <vandun@temecula.com>
To: <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Subject: Seal Question
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2002 21:34:31 -0700

My name is Jenna Van Dun and I attend Chaparral High School in Temecula.  I have a final trimester project to create a video announcement and submit it to a local television station.     My partener and I have chosen to do how pollution, like trash left on the beaches, affects the life of the seal.  If you can provide us with any information or another link, we would really appreciate it.  We do need a response by Friday, April 19th.  Thank you very much.

Sincerely,

Jenna Van Dun
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From: "Rebecca Burt" <webmaster@www.kindwoman.com>
To: <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Subject: Permission to use
Date: Sat, 27 Jul 2002 08:16:54 -0500

I have a personal website. It has a section on Wildlife, what I need is information for Falcon, Hawks, Lions, Panthers. I have search the web and come up with great information, I guess what I'm asking from you is help. I'm new to all this computer stuff, that means sites, rings, the whole 9 yards. If I could get help from you or some one you know, I will be more than happy to link back to your site, and any other one that gives information or pictures. My husband made the Caracal, Panther, and Eagle page, if I could get a picture of a Falcon he can make a set for me. I found your site through a web ring that I belong to.
I would appreciate any help and information that you can give me.
My url is http://www.kindwoman.com/wildlife.html
My email is webmaster@kindwoman.com
Respectfully yours Becky
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From: "¤KaZz¤" <karen1@toosexyforyou.com>
To: webmistress@ladywildlife.com
Subject: need help plz =]
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 00:00:19 -0500

i was just wondering approximately how many greater bilbies are left. if u know if would be a great help.
from Karen
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From: SSt6600573@aol.com
Date: Sun, 21 Apr 2002 14:38:16 EDT
Subject: Need Help
To: webmistress@ladywildlife.com

Hi, I'm a girl scout leader and I'm trying to find if in the Dallas-Fort
Worth area if we have any endangered species.  I am not good at surfing the
web and do not know where to get the information for my girls.  We are doing
lots of outdoor activities.  I have found many things on trees, weeds,
poisonous plants, and the like, but have not been able to find anything on
animals that were here in our area or any that we could get involved in
learning about.  Any help you could give would be great.  Thank you
Sst6600573@aol.com
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From: <stuckinbloem@hotmail.com>
To: <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Subject: lions
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 07:34:53 -0700

i would like some information about lions and wild dogs of south africa

from Karen
tourist student
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From: "Patrice Williams" <Shoffie@msn.com>
To: <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Subject: I'm a Serval Breeder..
Date: Sun, 18 Aug 2002 23:25:23 -0500

I am trying to find out more about the woodland serval. I have a male who I believe is a woodland. Apparently I have the gene in my breeders. With the last four litters I have had kittens who were distinctively different than there litter mates. The coats were darker with a different texture and smaller spots. A lady by the name of Deborah-Ann Milette has one of my cats and says Motuka is definitely a Woodland.  Any further information you could share would be greatly appreciated.

Patrice Williams
USDA Nashville Tn.
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From: CKelleeSell@cs.com
Date: Tue, 4 Jun 2002 03:02:55 EDT
Subject: hey
To: webmistress@ladywildlife.com

i need those mandrill pics for a project but its copywrited can u please do
somthing about it i would really apreteat it
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From: "Catrina Sharp" <CatrinaS@FoodforthePoor.com>
Subject: foodweb
To: <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Date: Thu, 2 May 2002 13:08:17 -0400

I’m doing a science project on food web and I was hoping you had some information on what food web is link to the lion?  From what I understand…… a food web is different from a food chain.  Thanks
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From: "laura ramon" <chica1411@hotmail.com>
To: webmistress@ladywildlife.com
Subject: could u please answer this?
Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 21:56:54 -0500

hi my name is Laura Ramon. i would like to know more about asian elephants like:

when were they declared endangered?

could u give me a complete taxonomy?
what is being done to protect the asian elephants?

thank you for your time. please please answer the questions ASAP. this means allot thank you.   sincerely
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From: "Arnie Rihn" <addtruck@bloomer.net>
To: <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
 Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 9:50 PM
 Subject: bison

I was looking for information on how fast the bison can run. I was told that a bison could outrun a horse and wear out 3 horses and keep on
running because of his great lung capacity, but I can't find the info.Can you help me? Thanks! Addtruck@bloomer.net
Thank you very much for your information. It really helps!! Thanks
again!!
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From: "ABJI, DILSHAD" <dilshad.abji@bell.ca>
To: webmistress@ladywildlife.com
Subject: black rats
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2002 13:29:39 -0500

I want to know who are their predators?? My daughter is doing a project in the school and wants to find out which animal eats the rattus. If you have the answer please let me know if possible by Monday.

Thanks dil
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From: BRITNEY1000@aol.com
To: webmistress@ladywildlife.com
Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 20:13:53 EDT
Subject: (no subject)

excuse me but does your list say how Lemurs protect themselves?

thank u
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From: "Reid, Nancy" <nreid@IDAX.COM>
To: "'Ladywildlife'" <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Subject: RE: "Taz" the gray wolf
Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 11:28:44 -0400

I had the pleasure of meeting a captive breed 1-yr old gray wolf named "Taz"  last week at a horse stable in Suffolk, Virginia.  I think he is close to  (if not all) full-blooded.  I know it's illegal to own a full-blooded wolf  here, but they probably say he's part mixed to make it legal.  While he is a  beautiful and sweet animal, he is kept in a pen in the full sun that is too small and never allowed out.  He has worn all the grass away from pacing.  While he seems taken care of as far as food and water, I worry about him in that small pen with nothing but a small dog house to escape the heat this summer.  I don't know who owns him - he's being boarded at this stable and I was just visiting some friends horses there.  I think it's one of those all-too-familiar cases of they are cute as a puppy and it's glamorous to say  you own one, but they quickly grow too large and too unpredictable.  While  he loves attention, you must first earn his trust, especially with men.  Are there any resources in this part of the country that could help this animal?  I know that Busch Gardens in Williamsburg has a new wolf exhibit and I wonder if they might be able to take him.   I saw the article on your site about the relocation of a wolf by PETA, but I'm hesitant to contact them because they are a bit too  ealous for me at times.  I layed awake last night tossing and turning thinking about him.
Thanks for any information you can provide,
 Nancy Reid
Portsmouth, VA
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From: Ladywildlife [mailto:webmistress@ladywildlife.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 8:35 AM
To: Reid, Nancy
Subject: Re: "Taz" the gray wolf

  I waited hoping you would take the time to reply to the email I sent back to you.  But with not enough information  there is nothing I can do to help the wolf.  Or for that matter even investigate it.  Since you have not provided a location and more detailed information  we are forced to drop the issue. Regretfully.. If you change your mind please email me...
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From: "Reid, Nancy" <nreid@IDAX.COM>
To: "'Ladywildlife'" <webmistress@ladywildlife.com>
Subject: RE: "Taz" the gray wolf
Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 21:10:44 -0400

Thanks for your reply which I did receive.  I'm sorry I didn't reply to your first email, but since then, I learned that the owner of the stable where he is kept is also the owner of the wolf.  My husband said he had a lengthy conversation with the owner about Taz and apparently he is allowed to roam occasionally.  The owner of the stable also lives on the property, which at least made me feel that he is getting care and attention daily.  I will continue to check in on him and let you know in the future if his condition changes.

If you are still interested in pursuing an investigation, he is at Briarmar (sp?) Stables on Rt. 17 in Suffolk.  Also, I would like to remain anonymous, to protect my friends who board their horses there.  I have been unable to look up the address, but you can get there by taking Rt. 17 North from I-664 in Suffolk.  I would guess it's about 5 miles from there on the left, soon after a high-rise bridge.  There is a large sign you can see from the road. Another landmark is a two-story octagon shaped house on the water on the other side of the bridge - right before you get to the stables.  I have one picture which I'll try to send you tomorrow - I didn't bring it with me to work.
Thanks for your concern,
Nancy
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