4.++Current+laws,+methods,+practices+to+save+the+species

Kate Stevenson: Orang-utan Miss Stevenson will not be adding any futher comments to this page



2. Research in Sabah Borneo into how orang-utans can thrive in logged forests e.g. soil types and tree species 3. Heart of Borneo program with WWF and governments is working to conserve 220,000km2 of the mountainous region that borders Indonesia and Malaysia to establish trans-boundary network of protected areas in the region 4. Management of the Central Kalimantan National park to provide local people with income but protect Orang 5. Working with TRAFFIC to reduce the threat illegal trade poses to wild orang-utans. Working with law enforcement to enforce local & international laws protecting the species || WWF Factsheet || (World Wildlife Fund, 2006) ||
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || 1. Tree planting in the Lower Kinabatangan River Basin in Sabah, Borneo to restore forests & provide food

You need to copy the exemplar above and enter information for your endangered animal. **Lachlan A**
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** ||  || **Links to websites used** ||   || **APA in-text reference** ||





Miss Stevenson: Lachlan - this is not detailed enough - you need to do more research.
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || * rangers patroll around the habitat of the sumatran tiger. || [|Sumartran Tiger Trust] || Sumatran Tiger Trust ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || * rangers patroll around the habitat of the sumatran tiger. || [|Sumartran Tiger Trust] || Sumatran Tiger Trust ||


 * Alex A**


 * Heading || Details from Research || Links to Websites Used || APA in-text referencing ||
 * What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species || # Monitor populations for decline
 * 1) Determine how much the bats need to use the old mines
 * 2) Find out more about the ghost bat to see what actions have to be taken
 * 3) Help patrol ghost bat roosting area's || Australian Goverment || (Australian Government 2009) ||

Miss Stevenson: Good start Alex


 * James B**


 * Heading || Details from reasearch || Links to websites used || APA in-text reference ||
 * ==What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species==

= =

= = || * There are many conservation parks in place to help the numbers increase, such as Poço das Antas Biological Reserve and União Biological Reserve; Desengano State Park in Brazil. quit scessful b || ICUN
 * Poaching for meat is now frowned upon.
 * WWF is educating people living within Atlantic forest environments, about the sloth, in and atempt to protect it.
 * The U.S agency for international development is currently trying t mnage a nd monitor slashing and burning of the forests therby hoping to save the sloths habitate.
 * Sloths are being relocated to more scure areas of the rainforests. This has been

ARKive ||||  ||

Miss Stevenson: Good start James - you need to fire up your spell check! Can you use some of these points in your solution - especially the points around relocation, breeding and prevention of slashing and burning. You also need to complete your columns


 * Murray B**
 * Heading || Details from reasearch || Links to Websites Used || APA in Text referencing. ||
 * **Whatcurrentlaws,methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || * Minimize threat from illegalexploitation through intensified law enforcement.
 * Fish and Wildlife Service has provided annual funding for surveying and protecting nests.
 * Protect nesting beaches.
 * || [] || Turtle Fact Sheet ||

Miss Stevenson: Good start Murray - great to see you starting to catch up. You need to shorten your weblinks - there is a document on mygrammar that has some instructions for you. Make sure you build on these with your solution

in place to save the species?** || 1. Protected by the Endangered Species Act of the US Federal Government. 2.The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of wild fauna and flora. 3.Recovery programme since 1970. 4.Support from the USFWS. (Protection, Funds for wildife parks) || [] || (IUCN Red List 2009) || Miss Stevenson: Well done Alex
 * Alexander B**
 * Heading || Details from research || Links to websites used || APA in text references ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices that are currently

Miss Stevenson: Great Andrew - hopefully you expand on some of these for your solutions
 * Andrew B** Poço das Antas Biological Reserve; União Biological Reserve; Desengano State Park
 * **__Heading__** || **__Detail from Research__** || **__Link to websites Used__** || **__APA in-text reference__** ||
 * **__What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species__** || **__1)__** Conflict with humans, as the elephants are affecting the growth of human crops.
 * __2)__** Landscape-based approach that goes beyond isolated protected areas and addresses issues of land-use practices in the surrounding areas.
 * __3)__** The elephant species should get the secure core areas and forest corridors they need to surive in the wild
 * __4)__** Anti-poaching, protect the elephant tusk, as illegal trade has become a great deal. || WWF-Asian Elephant || (World Wildlife Fund, 2006) ||

Miss Stevenson: ??????
 * George C**


 * Jack C**

2. Dedicated go slow areas in the bay. 3. Internationally, dugong are listed on Appendix I of the Conservation of International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) 4. Marine park zones || Dugongs Environment
 * Heading || Details from research || Link to website use || APA in text reference ||
 * What current laws, method and praticecs are currently in place to save the species || 1. Dugong are offically a protected species world wide.

Dugong Facts​​ || (Australian Governemt Thursday 24th of april 2008)

(Department of Environment and conservation N/D) ||

Miss Stevenson: Well done Jack! You need to fix your table - click on the table and then click on the little table icon that comes up ... you need to delete the colums you are not using and insert a new row to cut and paste all the information into 1 table rather than having 2 tables

1. Place like the United States of America, Korea, China, Taiwan and Russia have created laws to make poaching of Siberian Tigers illegal and to stop exporting the Siberian Tiger to sell to other countries. 2. The Siberian Tiger project is an organisation that helps the Siberian Tigers. It has achieved many things such as the forming of the largest protected are in Russia called Sikhote-Alin Biosphere Reserve . This reserve is over 4000km². || [] ||  ||   ||
 * Jordan C**
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || 

Miss Stevenson: Great Jordan - hopefully you expand on some of these for your solutions. You need to shorten your weblinks and add your In-text references - there is a document on mygrammar that has some instructions for you


 * Euan C**

2. Capacity building and sharing of expertise. 3. Proactive anti-poaching measures, and management of rhino horn stockpiles, to halt illegal trade in rhino horn and its derivatives. 4. Updating policy frameworks, legislation and law-enforcement measures - how. || World Wildlife Fund || (World Wildlife Fund, 2006) ||
 * **Heading** || **Details From Research** || **Links To Websites Used** || **APA Reference** ||
 * What current laws, methods and practices are currently put in place to save the species? || 1. Improving biological monitoring and population performance.

Miss Stevenson: Well done Euan - build on these for your solution!

2. All 12 snow leopard range countries have laws protecting the snow leopard. 3. However, the laws in each country vary greatly in effectiveness. || [] || (Snow Leopard Trust, 2006) || Miss Stevenson: Great Ian - hopefully you expand on some of these for your solutions. You need to shorten your weblinks - there is a document on mygrammar that has some instructions for you
 * Ian D**
 * **Heading** || **Details from Research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA Reference** ||
 * What current laws methods and practices are currently put in place to save the species? || 1. Under the Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species, which took place in 1975, traficking in live snow leopards is illegal in signatory countries.


 * Nikhil D**



2.**Conservation Laws-** There are 66 different zones demarcated as the protected zones by the Indian Government for the Bengal Tigers in India. Disobeying these laws follows a heavy penalty by the Indian Government. 3. **Giving back to the Native People-** In many National Parks, new economic incentives give villagers a direct stake in this renowned tourist attraction, with more than a third of revenues from park entrance fees being returned to the local villagers. This marks an alliance with the villagers of their cooperation to help and save the tigers rather than destroying (e.g. shooting) them. 4. **Relocation of Landless People-** Due to the poverty of countries like India, many homeless and landless people decide to live illegally inside the boundaries of the Tiger National Parks, causing human disturbance to the Bengal Tiger. Now, a resettlement is underway with the aid of the Karnataka Tiger Conservation Project led by Ullas Karanth of the Wildlife Conservation Society. 5. **Working with Wildlife Protection Society of India (WPSI) to Reduce Poaching**-The WPSI works with law enforcement agencies in India to apprehend tiger poachers and traders throughout India. WPSI also makes every effort to investigate and verify any seizure of tiger parts and unnatural tiger deaths that are brought to their notice. || [|Absolute Astronomy- Bengal Tiger] [|Wild India- Bengal Tiger] [|Action Bioscience- Bengal Tiger] || (AbsoluteAstronomy.com, 2009) (Wild-India.com, 2009) (American Institute of Biological Sciences, 2010) || Miss Stevenson: Excellent work - you will need to work out how to minimise your words in your assignment and pick the most important facts out of the above -
 * **Heading** || **Details From Research** || **Links To Websites Used** || **APA Reference** ||
 * What current laws, methods and practices are currently put in place to save the species? || 1. **Project Tiger-** An organisation founded in 1973 by the Indian Government. Their objectives include wildlife management, protection measures and site specific ecodevelopment to reduce the dependency of local communities on tiger reserve resources.At present, India has 40 Project Tiger Wildlife Reserves encompassing an area of 37,761 sq km. It is one of the successful wildlife conservation ventures of Indian Government.
 * Elon F**
 * Heading || Details from Research || Links to websites used || APA in-text Reference ||
 * What current laws, methods and practices are currently put in place to save the species? || # Protected Areas : There have been an increase in the amount of national parks and reserves in Africa.
 * 1) Ecotourism : Kenya itself earned $50 million dollars a year due to tourists wanting to see the elephant. This money can go towards rehabilitation programmes and national parks where more elephants can be bred.
 * 2) Trade Prohibitation : One of the most disastrous human activity towards elephants was the trading of their ivory tusks. However, it has now been declared an illegal activity and extremely heavy fines have been put in place.
 * 3) Captive Breedings : This idea is similar to the rehabilitation centres. They raise elephants within the area so that they can not be affected by human activity such as logging and agriculture. This helps in increasing the numbers and when the population is of a sufficient amount, they are then let back out into the wild to live their normal lives. || [|Bagheera - African Elephants] || (Bagheera, 2007) ||

Miss Stevenson: Great work Elon- hopefully you expand on some of these for your solutions! ... Very detailed - good job

7. **Lastly the Government is also trying to stop the destruction of the Amur leopards habitat, e.g. Logging, Clearing land to build houses etc. ** || __[|WWF- Amur Leopard]__ || (World Wildlife Fund, 2006) || Miss Stevenson: Great work Sagnik - hopefully you expand on some of these for your solutions. Well done!
 * Sagnik G**
 * **Heading ** || **Details from research ** || **Links to websites used ** || **APA in-text reference ** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species ** || **<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">1. ****<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">In 1998 the Russian Government adopted a strategy for the conservation of the Amur Leopard. **
 * <span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">2. ****<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">A wildlife refuge was created in the Barsovy region. **
 * <span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">3. ****<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">The WWF is supporting anti-poaching activities in the Barsovy wildlife refuge. **
 * <span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">4. ****<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">The whole Leopard habitat in the Russian Far East is being monitored. **
 * <span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">5. ****<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">The Government and the WWF have put into place special programs to stop trafficking in Amur Leopard parts. **
 * <span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">6. ****<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Corbel','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;">The WWF are also trying to repopulate the area with hares, deer and other hoofed creatures for the leopards food supply. **

practices are currently in place to save the species** || Stop the destruction of nature and the Construction of freeways through our Bushland and set the government on the path To alternative transport. || [] || <span style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">Save the Pines || Miss Stevenson: Vinay - you do not have enough detailed research here - please refer to my exemplar ... you need to deepen your research to come up with some more points
 * Vinay H**
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and

**
 * Dugald H

practices are currently in place to save the species** || * Breeding in captivity (with no predators)
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and
 * re-establishing Bilbies in ares where they previously lived, with damaged soil good for digging burrows
 * monitoring of existing populations in the wild
 * Continue management of the Bilby populations that have been reintroduced into the wild
 * Management of Bilby populations that occur within predator-proof fences
 * To ensure that a uniform monitoring system is developed to monitor the Bilby's movement and population || Government threatened species || (Australian Government, 2009) ||

Miss Stevenson: Well done Dugald - hopefully you can build on these for your solutions

Hari I · Reduce illegal trade; legislations have been passed in the 1990s. · Many of the remaining rhinos are in fenced sanctuaries, rhino conservation areas and intensive protection areas. · Monitoring of rhinos has resulted in relocation of them, in and outside the original living area to create new populations. · Increased efforts are made for breeding of rhinos. · Education to locals in the area, especially to the people of Kunene region of Namibia. · There are also many initiative groups such as the: the South African Development Community (SADC) Regional Programme for Rhino Conservation, the SADC Rhino Management Group, and the Southern African Rhino and Elephant Security Group. || IUCN Red List || <span style="font-family: Calibri,sans-serif; font-size: 15px; line-height: 17px;">IUCN. (2009) ||
 * Heading || Details from research || Links to websites || APA referencing ||
 * Current laws, methods, practices used to help the endangered Black Rhino || · International trade of Black Rhino products is banned.

Miss Stevenson: Hari - good start - well done! Hopefully you can build on some of these points in your solution!

Evan J

currently in place to save the species** || 1. Breeding Programs in areas which humans cant get to unless they are apart of the breeding program. 2. Make protected areas so people cannot destroy their habitat so they can live peacefully. Destorying their habitat should result in a fine or jail 3. Illegal trade of the Siberian tiger and been growing bigger over the past year as people use their parts as a lucky charm or for medicine. Stop all illegal trades of tiger parts and skin, in result of of not listening to this rule the person should be jailed and or fined. 4. Another way is to re - plant trees in the area where the Siberian tigers used to stay. As this would make them feel more at home. ||  ||   ||   || Siberian Tiger Facts ||   ||   || (News watch, 2009) || Miss Stevenson: Good work Evan - now you need to fix your table by cutting and pasting the information into the correct cells and deleting the columns you don't need. To do this you click on the table and wait for the table icon comes up and then follow the prompts
 * Heading || **Details from Research** || Links used || **APA in-text Reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are

currently in place to save the species** || 1. Jaguars are now considered protected animals in many Central and South American countries 2. Paying farmers to protect jaguars instead of shooting them and conserving wooded areas of their ranches 3. Looking for Non-lethal ways to protect livestock from Jaguars 4. Replanting trees to improve jaguar habitat || [] || Jaguar Conservation Overview ||
 * **Josh K** || **Details from Research** || Links used |||| **APA in-text Reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are

Miss Stevenson: Good work Josh! Now you just need your APA reference.


 * Shalutha K**

2. Public awareness and education programs are put in place to educate people, especially the private landowners where the lynx habitats are. 3. In spain there is a captive breeding program and in portugal there is a re-introduction program in place. 4. There are efforts to increase the lynx's food source, the rabbit. 5. Their habitats are under strict protection. || <span style="border-collapse: separate; font-family: 'Segoe UI',helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: normal; white-space: pre;">IUCN Red List || <span style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">(International Union for Conservation of Nature, 2009) ||
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || 1. They are fully protected by the national law and is classified critically endangered in Spain and Portugal.

Shalutha - excellent work - well done - keep it up!

2. Develop strategies to conserve mahogany glider habitat on private lands. 3. Identify, manage and monitor habitats threatened by encroaching rainforest. 4. Implement habitat recovery burns at key sites and improve weed control. 5. Promote a mahogany glider friendly-fencing scheme. 6. Reduce threats arising from transport and easement corridors. 7. Determine the population genetic structure of mahogany gliders. 8. Review the recovery plan. || Australian Government - Mahogany Glider || (Australian Government, 2009) || Miss Stevenson: Tallon - great work!!
 * Tallon K**
 * **Heading** || **Details from Research** || **Links to Websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species? || 1. Update mahogany glider habitat mapping and identify areas for protection, restoration and management.
 * Michael L**

1. Under CITES Appendix I, and Schedule I of the Indian Wild Life (Protection) Act 1972, the "highest protection possible for a species in India" as stated by IUCN 2. Legally protected in: Bhutan, Myanmar, China (where it is classed as a category II species under the Wild Animal Protection Law, and Nepal (Glatston 1994). 4. 20 protected areas in India that have Red Pandas. 5. There are 35 protected areas in China.There are 8 protected areas in Nepal, and Bhutan has 5 protected areas that support known or reported populations of this species. <span style="font-family: 'Calibri','sans-serif'; font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%;">6. International bredding program in zoos throughout North America, Asia and Europe. || **IUCN - Red Panda** and EDGE - Red Panda || (IUCN, 2009)
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** ||

(EDGE, 2005) ||

Miss Stevenson: Michael - great start but I am not sure what you meant in 1. You might need to look at the Duckworth or Choundhury sources yourself to understand what they are talking about.

**Mackenzie L**


 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || # Introduced tree kangaroo road signage on roads near its habitat.
 * 1) Planting of trees/revegetation of habitat.
 * 2) Area it is present in was declared a Wet Tropics World Heritage Area
 * 3) Groups such as the //Tree Kangaroo Mammal Inc. Group// have raised awareness to locals. They have also contributed to achieving points 1 and 2. || __Tree Kangaroo Group__

__The REDLIST__ || __Tree Kangaroo Group,1999__

__The REDLIST__ ||
 * Vincent L**


 * **Heading** ||  || **Details from research** ||   || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** ||  || ====1 San Diego And Los Angeles have established wildlife parks and zoos to keep condors in captivity where they will be safe.====

2. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service began a captive breeding program in 1983
to protect the eggs and offspring of the condors. If healthy eggs are kept in incubators, then the condor eggs and chicks will be safe. ||  || http://www.peregrinefund.org/Explore_Raptors/vultures/cacondor.html

http://www.npca.org/wildlife_protection/wildlife_facts/condor.html ||  ||   ||   ||> (The Peregrinefund)

(NPCA | California Condar) ||  || Miss Stevenson: Good work Vinny - now you need to fix your table by cutting and pasting the information into the correct cells and deleting the columns you don't need. To do this you click on the table and wait for the table icon comes up and then follow the prompts


 * Rhys M**

Edge of Existance || (Wombats Australias Mysterious Marsupials, 2007) (Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat [Lasiorhinus Krefftii], 2009) ||
 * Heading || Details/Answer || Link || APA ||
 * What current Laws, Methods and practices are currently in place to save the species? || •Information on what You can do to help the wombats such as Road kill and other injuries•National Parks such as Epping Forest National Park established to protect species•Wombat Protection Society of Australia •Wildlife conservation Groups+ Wildlife services•Dingo proof fence•Park Wardens working hard to improve Habitat Quality•Research into establishing second population || Australias Mysterious Marsupials

Miss Stevenson: Good work Rhys


 * Oliver M**

2. Breeding in the confines of a monitored centre 3. Promotional and community activities to raise awareness 3. Artificial wombat burrows have een implemented to ensure the safety of the species 4. Introducing a efficient and affective recovery plan 5. Conduct manual rellocations 6. Refer back to the recovery plan and stick to the guidlines || Wombat Research Program || (Wombat Research Program, 2007) || Miss Stevenson: Good work Oliver - you can now build on these solutions and improve them in with your solution
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || 1. The implementation of the wombat research centre


 * Tom M**
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Links to Websites Used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || 1. Reintroduction from zoos around the world into their former habitat. || [|ADW] || (ADW, 2008) ||

Miss Stevenson: Tom - this is not detailed enough - you need to do more research. Refer to your classmate's work for guidance. 2. Disease-free Tasmanian Devils were taken into captivity in quarantine conditions by the DPIW Devil Disease Project, in order to maintain secure populations. 3. The Tasmanian Devil has been protected under the Tasmanian //Threatened Species Protection Act 1995// since 2002. While the small amount of current persecution is likely to persist it is unlikely to constitute a major threat unless the Tasmanian Devil population becomes extremely small and fragmented. 4.The Save the Tasmanian Devil Program is working to establish the facts by expanding our understanding of the extent and impact of possible threats to low density devil populations. 5.In partnership with the Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources the Program has worked to raise awareness of the threat of roadkill, installing signage in roadkill hot spot areas such as the Tasman Peninsula. 6. Funds are being provided to improve the research || [|About Tasmanian Devils]
 * Joshua N**
 * **Heading** || **Details from researPESCP h** || **Links to websites used** |||| **APA in-text reference** ||
 * **What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species** || 1. A Disease Management Strategy has been developed for DFTD. This strategy includes five things: Field mapping and monitoring of the disease, and diagnostic research, quaranting populations of Healthy Tassie Devils, Conducting field trials of disease supression techniques, maintaining the biosecurity and genetic diversity of captive Tassie Devils and improving management of captive animals to increase breeding success.

[|Decline in Tasmanian Devils]

[|Save the Tasmanian devil] || (Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, 2010)

(Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts, 2010)

(Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, 2010) || Miss Stevenson: Josh - Excellent Work

Miss Stevenson: ????? 2. <span style="border-collapse: separate; font-family: arial,verdana,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: normal;">It is listed on Appendix II of CITES. 3. Laws have been made against capturing this lizard. 4. Tree planting in the Great Negros-Panay region. 5. Funds are needed to provide more facilities to improv the research. || PESCP || (PESCP,2009) || Miss Stevenson: Ben - this is not detailed enough - you need to do more research. Refer to your classmate's work for guidance.
 * Mitch S**
 * Ben V**
 * Heading || Details from Research || Links to websites used || APA in text reference ||
 * What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species || 1. The species is located in protected areas.
 * Matthew W**
 * **Heading** || **Details from research** || **Link to websites used** || **APA in-text reference** ||
 * What current laws, methods and practices are currently in place to save the species || 1. In 1991, 39 fish were taken to Lake Oberon from Lake Pedder to try and save the species.

2. In 2001, fish were released from Strathgordon Water Supply Dam to establish a second wild population in case there was a disaster at lake Oberon. || **IUCN** |||| (IUCN, 2009) || Miss Stevenson: Matthew - this is not detailed enough - you need to do more research. Refer to your classmate's work for guidance. Refer also to the links I put in the previous page for you.