Websites

Wildlife watchers now have information at their fingertips, thanks to a new mobile-friendly website recently launched by the N.H. Fish and Game Department at wildnh.com.

The Avian Knowledge Network (AKN) announces the launch of its newly updated website: http://avianknowledge.net and requests user participation in joining its unique and successful endeavor toward birds conservation efforts.

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has launched a new website for Project FeederWatch, beginning Nov. 9, and its loaded with new features helping participants to learn, explore, identify and count birds.

At Birdwatching-Bliss.com, visitors will find reviews for some of the most popular bird watching tools and home accessories available today, including bird watching binoculars and bird feeders.

The Plains and Prairie Potholes (LCC) on July 29 released its newly designed public website http://PlainsAndPrairiePotholesLCC.org to promote effective conservation through collaboration and sound science.

The key feature of the recently re-designed N.C. Birding Trail website is a map from which visitors can browse sites by location, using a Google map interface and providing detailed information on each of the 327 sites statewide that comprise the trail.

New touches on the North Carolina Birding Trail website include a map that visitors can browse by site location, using a Google map interface, which includes a description of the site, birds they might see or hear and the type of habitat surrounding the site.

SWAROVSKI OPTIK NORTH AMERICA announces the redesign of its company website to feature an interactive communications platform with a wealth of information on products, applications and the company.

Launched last month by a team comprised of professional tour leaders, photographers, videographers, sound recordists, avid travelers and self-described "mad birders," the Nature Travel Network is a new website where passionate and inquisitive nature lovers can find destinations, research travel plans, and strategize where and when to watch birds and other wildlife.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission on Jan. 17 unveiled a redesigned and expanded birding and bird conservation section on its website to help it better communicate the importance of wild birds to the millions who visit the website annually.