A pin from the movie(which got a no star rating),
but hey, it had Prairie Dogs!!

A postcard

Just a favorite picture! Ha Ha

A prairie dog dreaming of surfing maybe??
Picture taken in Carlsbad, New Mexico

Predator Conservation Alliance
T-Shirt

"Sun Dog"

Card, inside says,
Nothin' too fancy or clever or funny,
just popped up to say
I hope your day's sunny!

Colored pencil drawing by Nancy Wood Taber
She produces lifelike colored pencil drawings
of the birds and animals of the wilderness areas
surrounding her New Mexico home.

Nancy feels that the animals, and the strengths they
represent, have a powerful lesson for all those
willing to learn from them.

Leanin' Tree, Inc.
Made in Boulder, Co, USA

"Prairie Dogs at Dawn"

Card
Original Painting by S.D. Nelson

Spirit Art
P.O. Box 39082
Edina, MN  55439

You can also send $5 for
catalogs to the address above

Card

Card

"In Pursuit - Grizzly Bear"

Grizzly Bear chasing an Arctic Ground Squirrel,
when I bought it, I thought it was a prairie dog

Photo by Thomas D. Mangelsen
a wildlife biologist whose concern for the natural
world led him to photography
Tom's work is available as limited edition prints.

Images of Nature
P.O.B. 37429, Omaha, NE 68137

"Curious Companions"

Christmas card

Painting by Mike Speiser
for National Wildlife Federation

A card with "Seize the Day" on the inside

Card by Avanti Press, Inc.

Wildlife in Southwestern Desert

A postcard

By Smith-Southwestern, Inc.

North American Wildlife

A postcard, also made into
frigderator magnetics for Colorado

Photographer - Barbara Hoffmann

Just a picture

Prairie Dogs
For a Healthy and Diverse Prairie

Predator Conservation Alliance
Postcard

Photographer - Marty Ring

You can help by being a member,
check them out at
www.predatorconservation.org

Since 1991, Predator Conservation Alliance has worked to conserve and restore ecosystem integrity by protecting predators and their habitats.   Predator Project is unique because they are the only organization focusing on groups of predators dependant upon similar ecosystems in the northern Great Plains and Rockies.

They advocate on the behalf of the Grizzly Bear, Wolf, Lynx, Wolverine, Fisher, Marten, Black-footed Ferret, Swift Fox, Burrowing Owl, Coyote, Mountain Lion and Black Bear.  Of these, nine are imperiled.  They also work on behalf of important prey species, such as Prairie Dogs, Elk, and certain Fish, because these animals provide predators with the necessary food and/or habitat.