General  Interest

• Ecuador, and more specifically, the National Parks of Ecuador
• Ridgley and new bird found in Ecuador
• Macaw population
• Nova program on the Huaorani
• Cofan webpage
• Primate Info Net from the Wisconsin Regional Primate Center: lists field locations, primatologists, organizations
• Anthropology Resources on the Internet

Primatological Organizations

• International Directory of Primatology
• International Primatological Society
• American Society of Primatologists
• Primate Society of Great Britain

Some Neotropical Primatologists

Primate Conservation and Research Sites

• Institute for the Conservation of Tropical Environments
• Cocha Cashu in Manu National Park, Peru
• Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund
• The Monkey Sanctuary
• International Primate Protection League
• Golden Lion Tamarin Conservation Program
• Primate Conservation, Inc.

General Conservation

• Conservation International
• World Wildlife Fund
• National Audubon Society
• National Geographic Society
• The Nature Conservancy
• Wildlife Conservation Society
• Rainforest Action Network
• Wildlife Preservatoin Trust International
• Greenpeace
• U.S. Man and the Biosphere Reserve Database
• Amazon Conservation Association

Human Population

• Human population levels and the environment: Discussion of human population levels; Gretchen Daily
• Population Action International

Field Guides and Useful Books

• Emmons: Neotropical Rainforest Mammals: A Field Guide, Second Edition
• Audio: Emmons: Sounds of Neotropical Rainforest Mammals: An Audio Field Guide
• Eisenberg: Mammals of the Neotropics, Volume III
• Ridgley and Tudor: Birds of South America
• Hilty and Brown: Birds of Columbia
• Audio: Peter English and T. Parker: Birds of Eastern Ecuador
• Kricher: A Neotropical Companion
• CI assessment of Cordellera
• Gentry:  A Field Guide to the Families and Genera of Woody Plants of Northwest South America (Colombia, Peru and Ecuador)
• Robinson and Redford:  Neotropical Wildlife Use and Conservation
• To be published soon: R. Ridgley and P. Greenfield: Birds of Ecuador

Animal Archives

• Spiders of Ecuador
• List of primate scientific names world-wide from the Smithsonian Institution

Botanical Archives

• Image Archive Database at the Field Museum of Chicago
• Latin American Plant Gallery at Missouri Botanical Garden
• Internet Directory for Botany
• Ecuador: Botanical Congress

General Research

• National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian) and the Division of Mammals
• American Museum of Natural History and the Center for Biodiversity and Research
• California Academy of Sciences
• Cornell Lab of Orinthology
• Organization for Tropical Studies

Images of the Neotropics, Primates, etc.

• Primate Gallery
• Maria Sibylla Merian