Websites using endangered habitats as a keyword

Our Purpose We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with an unwavering dedication to protect endangered species and vanishing habitats worldwide. Our Priorities Education We instill empathy toward nature and wildlife in children and adults. How We Foster Stewardship Capacity Building We empower individuals to tackle conservation challenges and find practical solutions. How We Advance Sustainability Research…

Kiwis for kiwi a national charity supporting community-led and Maori-led kiwi conservation projects. Our vision to take kiwi from endangered to everywhere.

Fostering the protection of birds and other wildlife through education and study. Advocating for a cleaner, healthier environment.

A unique and broad-based outreach effort to use the 2014 centenary of the passenger pigeon's human-caused extinction to promote the conservation of nature.

Cancer Plants provides information on ethnobotanical and traditional uses of medicinal herbs. The web hostess is the author of a book on botanical cancer treatments and has developed this site to encourage conservation and protection of plant habitats and network with those who wish to serve the Planet and its citizens by cultivating needed herbs, especially those that are endangered.

The Montana Natural Heritage Program provides information on Montana's species and habitats, emphasizing those of conservation concern.

Nature pictures, bird photos and other stock photos by Tim Laman. Tim is a Wildlife Photojournalist working for National Geographic magazine and other top international publications. He specializes in documenting earth’s biodiversity in the rain forests and coral reefs, especially focusing on endangered species and threatened habitats around the world. His current work includes documenting all 43 species of Birds of Paradise.

Wilde Animals are hand-made, vegan animal head sculptures of endangered and vulnerable species. The organization's purpose is to raise awareness, monetary support, and education for these animals and their habitats. 15% of every Wilde Animal head is donated to an organization helping that specific animal.

Scottish Wildcat Action is the official wildcat conservation project delivering a national action plan to save the Scottish wildcat. Find out about Scottish wildcats, their habitats, and why they are one of the most endangered mammals in Britain. Help us to reduce the threats they face in the wild and support our conservation breeding programme so we can help build a healthy local population in the Scottish Highlands.