http://blogs.bcit.ca/catttrax2/south_america/amazon/wildlife Comments for "The Amazon Basin: Wildlife and Wildlife Management" en http://blogs.bcit.ca/catttrax2/south_america/amazon/wildlife <p><em>Report prepared by Justine Kowalski and Ben McGibbon, students in BCIT&#39;s Fish, Wildlife and Recreation Program.</em></p>Serra do Divisor is a nature conservancy located in the Amazon Basin. In Serra do Divisor more than half of the threatened wildlife species call this nature reserve home. Currently, wildlife species are still being discovered all the time so exact numbers are not completely known, but on average two new species are discovered every year. Currently the Serra do Divisor is home to many primate species, some of which are red listed. Some birds founds in the Amazon Basin include:  <ul class="unIndentedList"><li> Black-girdled barbet </li><li> Hardy&#39;s pygmy-owl </li><li> Rufous-necked puffbirds </li><li> Short-billed leaftossers </li><li> Pavonine quetzals</li></ul><h3>Related Links</h3> <ul><li><a href="http://www.nature.org/wherewework/southamerica/brazil/work/art5079.html" target="_blank">The Nature Conservancy</a></li><li><a href="http://rainforests.mongabay.com/amazon/amazon_wildlife.html" target="_blank">Mongabay.com</a> </li></ul><p>&nbsp;</p> http://blogs.bcit.ca/catttrax2/south_america/amazon/wildlife#comment Fri, 05 Jan 2007 14:01:07 -0800 The Catt-Trax2 Team 151 at http://blogs.bcit.ca/catttrax2