Suggestions & Solutions

If you want to help the Spotted owl community than you could do these things to help.



1. write a letter ( http://www.wildernesscommittee.org/campaigns/campaignConstruction/wildlife/spotted_owl/action/ )

this site will tell you how to and were to send it.



2. become a WWF community member ( http://www.wwf.ca/HowYouCanHelp/HowYouCanHelp.asp )
contact this site to become a member and to find out ways you can help, not only Spotted Owls but other endargerd sepsis

David Suzuki Links

http://www.davidsuzuki.org/wol/news_releases/web_of_life03280501.asp
this article talks about the loss of old growth forest and how it is a effecting the Spotted owl population.

Exploring the Issue

Problem:
Spotted Owls are in danger, and we need to help now! All there habitat is being logged and soon much sooner than you think they will be all gone! So we need to act now!!!!!

Questions:
1. What ares of the old growth forest are being logged the most?
2. Who is in charge of the logging of the Spotted Owls home?
3. What can we do to help the Spotted Owl?

What do they eat?

Small forest creachers, such as nothern flying squirrels, (their most common prey) woodrats, mice, voles, rabits and bats. They also eat small birds, and reptiles, but these are less common prey.

Websites

http://www.wildernesscommittee.org/campaigns/species/bc/reports/Vol25No01/owl
this website is how i started this
http://www.wflc.org/advocacy/advocatowl/
this is about the spotted owls in Washington
http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/may2006/2006-05-01-02.asp
this is about the logging
http://www.wildernesscommittee.org/campaigns/campaignConstruction/wildlife/spotted_owl/action/ this website is about taking action to save the northern Spotted Owl

today may-june

Today there are 8 pairs of spotted owls left. They are planing to take the rest into captivity and log the habitat.