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Web Based Wildlife Advocacy A major component of our CAC program involves the development and maintenance of the web pages that you are viewing now at ConserveNature.Org. Via hundreds of separate entries at this site, we provide information and lessons about the wildlife that we ourselves have studied in the field. The goal is to extend our positive, pro-conservation message to audiences all around the world. We regularly receive contacts from our web visitors. Sometimes this takes the form of requests for additional information stemming from school children preparing reports in school. Often it comes from teachers who seek to adapt our programming to a form best-suited to their particular purposes. At times, it comes from others who seek advice/help in developing conservation programs in their own communities. ConserveNature.Org On average, our ConserveNature.Org website is visited by 90,000 unique visitors each year. To date, 585,000 people have accessed our web site from 27 separate nations.
CAC is a program of the Institute for the Study of Human-Animal Relations at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY.