The National Wildlife Research Center's digital collections provide access to content from NWRC's library and archives, including both images and publications.
Established in 1871 as an independent agency to investigate the causes for the decrease of commercial fish and aquatic animals in U.S. coastal and inland waters and to recommend remedies. Resource is an extensive collection of publications, letters of correspondence, research notes, scientific survey expedition logbooks, photographs, and published statistics related to commercial fishing.
Digital archival materials from NC State's animal rights and welfare collections and archival records from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA).
A collection of academic, archival, and other materials related to various disciplines within the fields of animal studies and animal welfare science. Also links to Animal Sentience, an interdisciplinary academic journal and animal feeling.
Digitized collection of writings from John Muir, a naturalist, explorer, writer, and early advocate for the preservation of the wilderness. Writings and archival materials include autobiographies, correspondence, journals and notebooks, drawings, newsletters, and photographs.
Art collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences at Drexel University, including images of a variety of animals. Some images are digitized and some are not.
