We're sorry, but the page you requested could not be found. Please email us using the "Contact Us" link in the main menu, tell us where the borken link is and we will do our best to get the information back on the site.
You might find the page you want by searching using the option in the top right menu, or the page may be missing. Possibly it never existed. Otherwise we hope you enjoy the new site, and please be sure to come back because the missing page might magically appear.
According to many authoritative atlases and maps, Bui National Park
is already underwater! But the hydro electric dam first planned in the 1920s was not started until August 24th 2007. Now work has begun on a controversial hydroelectric dam that
will destroy the riverine habitat of the park. Many millions of $$ were spent on the environmental impact assessment, but fortunately a team of poachers wildlife staff and students produced a much better guide to the Fishes of Bui National Park
The best way to monitor individual butaan would be to extract DNA from fresh feces found on the forest floor. We can find the feces but we cannot afford the analysis!
Our relationship with monitor lizards stretches back over 90,000,000 years. For almost all of this time they have been the predators and we the prey. The first documented cases of predation on monitor lizards by humans date back about 40,000 years (King 1962). Today mankind's relationship with the monitors is a complex one. They are undoubtedly the most important of the lizards to the human race.
We're sorry, but the page you requested could not be found. Please email us using the "Contact Us" link in the main menu, tell us where the borken link is and we will do our best to get the information back on the site.
According to many authoritative atlases and maps, Bui National Park
is already underwater! But the hydro electric dam first planned in the 1920s was not started until August 24th 2007. Now work has begun on a controversial hydroelectric dam that
will destroy the riverine habitat of the park. Many millions of $$ were spent on the environmental impact assessment, but fortunately a team of poachers wildlife staff and students produced a much better 
Support our work by wearing our shirts; colours and styles for everybody!