| The following links will lead you to interesting sites on arid lands. By following these links you are leaving the site of the AALBG. The Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden can accept no responsibility for information contained on these sites. - The Arid Recovery
Arid Recovery is an ecosystem restoration initiative based in the South Australian outback and dedicated to the restoration of Australia's arid lands.
- IALC - International Arid Lands Consortium
The IALC is dedicated to exploring problems and solutions that improve the lives of people living in the arid and semiarid regions of the world. - The Australian Rangelands Society
An independent and non-aligned association whose members wish to see that the rangelands are used in a sustainable fashion for any purpose commensurate within their innate capacity - Malleefowl Community
A community initiative dedicated to conserving Australia's native species. - A Negev Desert Botanical Garden
The Negev desert in southern Israel forms part of the great Saharo-Arabian desert extending from the Sahara and the Atlantic seaboard on the west side of Africa, across the Arabian desert to the desert of Sind in India in the east.
- Australian Desert Fishes
Information compiled by the University of Texas
- The Arid Lands Newsletter (Arizona, USA)
Homepage of the American Arid Lands Newsletter - Bright Edges of the World - The earth's evolving drylands
Welcome to an electronic exhibit about the world's drylands - The Chihuahuan Desert (USA)
Comprehensive information on the Chihuahuan Desert - Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue
Widllife Rehabilitation - Deserts and Arid Lands
Link list about deserts from http://geography.about.com - Deserts
The Explore the virtual biome and learn about deserts - what they are, where they are located, and what kinds of plants and animals can survive there (USA) - Desert USA
Comprehensive information on deserts within the USA - International ARID LANDS Consortium
The IALC is an independent, nonprofit research organization supporting sustainability in arid and semiarid regions worldwide - SEPASAL
Survey of Economic Plants for Arid and Semi-Arid Lands
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