- another possible source of artistry on the web that could hold connections amongst authors with a common theme in nature, not sure if I'll use this one or not

"Free Online Poetry Community, Submit Your Poetry Free" - link is an example of nature in poetry, used for my google.docs presentation

"A World of Poetry at Your Fingertips" is all that I need to see in the heading of this website - undoubtedly there will be nature involved in this massive compilation of links to poetry related sites - a good source for more sources

a vast website full of sources for various forms of art from painting to fiber arts - on the web and available from this one source - a great source showing the interconnection of artists and artistry on the web - aptly named artspan

a portion of a small writing website that provides possible sources of inspiration for the site's writers - encourages writers to seek inspiration from others writers/artists

A portion of a writing community website focused on poetry where writers can post work and receive comments

There is some talk within this paper about the importance of nature in our everyday lives. I will be interested to see what has to be said here.

There is some talk of different people having different views of nature and issues therein concerning conservation in this case. I'm hoping that this will help to answer my question about why people feel the way they do about nature. I haven't read it all the way through, but it seems promising.

Fell in love with this site. Users can create stories using images and text. Compositions are posted for anyone to view. Shockwave and quicktime are used here. Many different facets to this one site as shown in the links at the top of the page such as photos, stories, video, etc.

The network associated with my other link for 10,000 birds.

This is one of many forums on this site where individuals can post entries with text and images and can receive comments. All forums are very nature oriented.

(This may already have been posted by someone else - not sure.) Someone may have an interest in this little video. I don't know if I would use it myself or not. The author of Where the Wild Things Are talks about his story being represented in the movie coming out in October. I also like his thoughts on not talking down to kids, the movie has to "respect kids." Enjoy. :)

a site dedicated to showcasing the artworks of others, allows for comments - and you can see the fairies moving through the wood at the top of the page ;)

Nature.Net Forums provides users with a list of forums to post images, questions, and information to get feedback about a flora or fauna of interest.