Forests give us a wonderful opportunity to see and enjoy wildlife. Fortunately, these are hundreds of books and other publications that will help you make the forest better for wildlife.

Here are some selected on-line resources that will make your forest / wildlife interest the most it can be:

Attracting Woodland Wildlife: A Primer - By Gary R. Goff, Cornell University Department of Natural Resources Discusses the important elements of forests that wildlife need, and what you can do to improve wildlife habitat.

Cornell Cooperative Extension publications catalog listing for Environment, Forests, Wildlife
Titles and descriptions of publications you can order on-line or pick up at your community Cornell Cooperative Extension office.

Forest Stewardship: Wildlife from Penn State University Extension (PDF)
Describes the many ways you can attract wildlife to your forest, including different forms of wildlife, planning for wildlife, and integrating timber harvests with wildlife effectively.

A Forest Landowner's Guide to the Internet: Wildlife
This link provides you with hundreds of internet resources about wildlife management in private forests. Hunting information is included.