Contact the Animals / Wildlife Guide

Since many of the questions I receive are similar, I have prepared a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) in the hope that it might provide you with access to more commonly requested information.

Thank you for visiting this site and I look forward to receiving your comments and feedback or discussing wildlife related topics in our Animals / Wildlife Forum.

~ Laura Klappenbach
Animals / Wildlife Guide
Email: animals.guide@about.com
Website: http://animals.about.com

F.A.Q.

1. Q. Will you add a link to my website/webpage to animals.about.com?
   A. I am happy to link to relevant, well-prepared content about animals and wildlife and encourage you to share your articles, websites, blogs, and publications with me. Please note, any sites that are not closely related to the topics of animals and wildlife will not be published on this site.
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2. Q. What conservation organizations do you recommend?
   A. I have created a list of my top 10 preferred wildlife conservation organizations. Please see Top 10 Wildlife Conservation Organizations for details.
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3. Q. Do you have any recommendations for finding a job that enables me to work with animals and wildlife?
   A. Yes. Please see my article, The Working Zoologist for more information and links to resources that might give you some ideas for getting started with your career.
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4. Q. Where do you obtain the photographs on your site and can I submit mine for consideration? Can I use any of the photographs at your site for my own purposes?
   A. I use a variety of sources for my photographs including ShutterStock.com, press releases, images by special permission, images from my personal collection, and images submitted by readers.

   I'd be happy to consider your photographs for publication at the site. For more information, please see How To Share Your Wildlife Photographs.

   Please note, you cannot use any of the photographs at this site for your own purposes without prior permission of the copyright owner.

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