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Protecting and rescuing wildlife depends on people who deeply
care about animals and the fate of the world in which we live. But
caring by itself -- as important and welcome as it is -- is not
enough. 
Using an International Wildlife Coalition MasterCard
or a Whale Adoption Project VISA card is a simple "day by day"
way that you can help support the IWC's wildlife protection
programs. 
Adopt a Whale
By adopting a whale for yourself or
giving one as a gift you'll be directly helping not only the whale of
your choice, but also marine mammals around the world. 
For yourself or as a gift,
here you'll find a whale and wildlife themed clothes, books, jewelry
and various nonsense and bric-a-brac. And all of it's being offered
for a good reason: profits from the Great Whale Order Catalog are used
to protect wildlife. 
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INTERNATIONAL
WILDLIFE
COALITION

Environment Voters is a new project of IWC Canada that is
putting environmental issues into politics and elections at all
levels. Order
your FREE Environment Voters video ...

Hi!
I'm Inch. Join me on my travels around the world and learn all about
the different habitats on planet Earth. We'll also learn which
habitats are threatened with extinction and, most importantly, what we
can do to help out!! I'll be visiting a new habitat every month. I
sure would like to have you come along.

With our support, the National Council of Societies
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in South Africa embarked on a
cruelty and seizure case against wild animal trader Riccardo Ghiazza
on behalf of the elephants. Read the ongoing saga of these 30 babies.
In a compound resembling a warehouse outside Pretoria in South Africa,
30 baby elephants have been languishing for several months.

On the Move!!! Moving twice a year is normal for
college students and retirees who move north and south with the
seasons. But, some whales also think its necessary.

Latest news about marine mammals:
On September 22, 1999, Canadian federal
officials announced plans to lobby the U.S. Congress to amend the
Marine Mammal Protection Act to allow Canadian seal products to be
imported into the United States. The value of U.S. market access is
estimated to be as much as C$100 million.

NEWSDESK:
Ends Environment Daily is Europe's
first daily environmental news service, reporting key developments in
European environmental affairs for a world audience. Planet
ARK is a source for Reuters World Environment News.

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A
wildlife protection organization
fighting to save endangered species
protect wild animals and
preserve habitat and the environment through
- wildlife
rehabilitation
- working
for better environmental laws
- wildlife
education
- and
directly confronting the abusers of wild animals and the environment
-in the courts
-in the marketplace
-in the corridors of power
-and on the ground.
Wildlife
Issue Discussion Board. We're looking for
your thoughts and ideas, like this one, "The Spot-Billed
Pelican is a globally endangered species and their home is in the
community of Kokkare Bellur near Mysore, South India. Efforts have
been made by biologists from Mysore Amature Naturalists (M.A.N.) to
implement a recovery plan for the species, but they soon discovered
that the community who live in symbiotic harmony with the Spot-Billed
Pelicans were in as much risk as the pelicans."

NEXT
HOSTED CHAT SESSION:
To be
announced
Endangered
Species Watch (A project of the
IWC HTML Volunteers)
A monthly review and status report of the world's
endangered and threatened species and what you can do to help them: "The
Sperm whale is unmistakable when seen. Its huge body appears to be
almost entirely head. The head can constitute one-third of the body
length! The upper portion of its head is enormous, while the lower jaw
is comparatively slim. This gives the Sperm whale the appearance of
having an overbite." 
Tuskar
is proud to present the IWC's Elephant Contest winners. 
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