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The Wildscreen Trust
The Wildscreen Trust is responsible for organising the international
wildlife film festival WILDSCREEN. It is now creating ARKive,
a new digital Noah's Ark that features images and recordings
of the world's endangered species, accessible to all via the
Internet. Films and photographs are both powerful means of
highlighting the plight of some of the world's rarest species.
This project is the first stage of an exciting on-line collaboration.
For more information, see www.wildscreen.org.uk
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at-Bristol
at-Bristol is an exciting new destination, a place of discovery
and surprise with three award winning visitor attractions.
Innovative, collaborative projects - such as the Antiguan
Racer Conservation Project - help at-Bristol to engage a wide
range of audiences in the scientific issues that we encounter
every day, including those of conservation and sustainable
development.
at-Bristol is home to The Wildscreen Trust and ARKive.
Visit us at www.at-bristol.org.uk
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Fauna & Flora International
Fauna & Flora International (FFI) has been involved in
wildlife conservation for almost a century and currently supports
more than 100 projects in over 60 countries. FFI recognises
that education has a key role to play in conserving threatened
species and ecosystems, and believes that this venture offers
an ideal opportunity to inspire a new generation of conservation-minded
individuals. For more information on FFI's work, find us at
www.fauna-flora.org
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