Moose Links   

• Mooseman.de
From its topic-specific icons to its exhausive research this German site has everything you need to know about moose.

• Ultimate Moose
This British site has a little of everything, including some unique content such as moose pins and moose in the movies.

• Moose in the City
Chicago may have its cow art, but Toronto leads in moose. Learn about the events and the artists here.

• Pika Works
This site about Pika, small mammals that are surely friends of moose, has delightful moose art in the form of greeting cards and prints plus stories and photos of moose. Be sure to click on the story of the "Mansfield Moose Family."

• Moosefest
Web site of Moosefest—Bennington, Vermont's season-long celebr/ation of all things moose, including some very artistic moose sculpture.

• Alces
Alces, a Journal Devoted to The Biology and Management of Moose, contains scientific reports from moose biologists.

• Alaska's Kenai Moose Research Center
A world leader in moose science.

• Big Game Alaska Wildlife Center
With a mission to "...to provide care for injured and orphaned wildlife and to provide continued wildlife awareness and education to the public," the Wildlife Center cares for injured moose and other animals. It's in Portage Glacier, Alaska.

• Living in Harmony with Moose
Living in Harmony with Moose is a project of the Kachemak Heritage Land Trust in Homer, Alaska, designed to help people co-exist with moose. This very complete Web resource covers moose from appreciation ("Watchable Moose") to science ("What Moose Need, What Moose Eat" and more).

• Maine Wildlife Park
One of the few places in the United States to view moose in captivity and the moose area is wheelchair and stroller accessible.

• Minnesota's Moose Mystery
Moose conservation site and home of the Adopt-A-Moose Moose Mystery Challenge. The moose population in northwestern Minnesota is in decline and the reasons why are the subject of a study by state and federal wildlife managers. A great way for you to help is to adopt a moose.

• Moose on Hackett Hill
Nonprofit site about the environs of Manchester, New Hampshire, describes moose and has unique photos of bark-stripping and moose droppings. Nice picture of student researcher posed on moose "bed" too.

• NatureScapes—Moose
Part of the Eduscapes life-long-learning site, these pages focus on natural areas of the world. The section on moose provides great information and photos and has a special page tailored for kids.

• NatureWorks—Moose
One-page overview about moose from Hew Hampshire Public Television.

• Save the Moose
Organization dedicated to saving the Siberian moose.

• Lloyd Photography
This is the Web site of Mooseworld contributor Doug Lloyd, who has more contributions to the Mooseworld home page archives than any other photographer.

• K. Bruce Lane
Moose photos taken by professional photographer K. Bruce Lane.

• Max Waugh's Yellowstone
Moose photos taken by professional photographer Max Waugh. Useful—and innovative—map for locating wildlife sighting areas.

• Slonina Photography
Two wonderful galleries of moose photographers by these professinal photographers.

• Trails of Anchorage
The Wildlife Album of this site about—what else?—the trails of Anchorage has some unique photos of moose.

• Wilderness Inspirations
Professional photographers offer free moose e-cards.

• Halifax Mooseheads
Professional hockey team in Nova Scotia. The Moose News "Insider Report" will keep you up-to-date.

• Jackson Hole Moose
Minor league hockey right in the moose country of Jackson Hole. You can find the roster, schedule and stats here.

• Manitoba Moose
Home page of the Manitoba Moose professional hockey team. Free Mick-E-Moose screensaver.

• Mariner Moose
Since 1990, Mariner Moose has been the mascot of the Seattle Mariners baseball team. In addition, he makes public appearances at "any other special event where a lovable, domesticated Moose would fit in!"