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Animal Diversity Web: Alces alces (moose) The University of Michigan Museum of Zoology's Web pages on moose. Notable for photos of moose skull specimans.
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).
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.
NatureScapesMoose 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.
NatureWorksMoose One-page overview about moose from Hew Hampshire Public Television.
Smithsonian Institution, Museum of Natural History Terse overview of moose but listed here for its map of North American moose distribution.
Yellowstone's Moose A short guide on how and where to view moose in Yellowstone National Park. Includes RealPlayer video.
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