Links to Friends
ARKive
Birding Adventures TV
Birdscape Fine Art
Carl Zeiss Sports Optics
Carl Zeiss's New Products for 2012
Fat Birder
Indri Ultimate Wildlife Tours
Jeepney Projects Worldwide - Art For Conservation
Karkloof Conservation Centre
Madagascar Travel Guide
Marius Coetzee Photography
Neotropical Bird Club
Netbooks.co.za
Oryx Photographic Expeditions
Puffin Pad
Rare Birds Yearbook
Responsible Travel
Responsible Travel is the world’s leading online travel portal for responsible, green and sustainable tourism. It is a membership organisation which only promotes trips and accommodation providers that are run in a way that maximises the positive and minimises the negative impacts on the local community, economy and environment.
Rosie Breuer Books
South African Birding Routes
Stocklands Farm
Suricato Safaris
The African Bird Club
The Official Site of Nigel Marven
The Oriental Bird Club
Travel Operators for Tigers
Travelling Birder
Wildforests
Our wiki effort aspires to serve as an information portal on forest ecology. To date, these efforts have focused on bringing together photographers to draw attention to the importance of protecting forest ecosystems. We also intend to foster responsible tourism opportunities around the world. The UN's 'Year of Forests' has transitioned to the 'Decade of Biodiversity'. Let's everyone work together to build momentum towards a sustainable future.
Wings Over Water Wildlife Festival
WorldWildZoom
WorldWildZoom specializes in a unique collection of photographic guide-book applications for iPad, using world-class images shown in a book-like format, with priority given to the photography. They also include complete information, range maps and vocalizations as pop-up features for those who wish to learn more about the fauna or flora in the image. The first series cover the astounding diversity of the Birds of the Tropical Andes: a five-part volume, with the first being Birds of Ecuador, the second Hummingbirds of Ecuador, and from there we will complete the series with the birds of Colombia (# 3), Peru (# 4) and Bolivia (# 5).















