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NAME: PunkFroggy  |  SUBJECT: Kinkachu

I saw your show that had the part about the kinkachu. They're so cute and I really want to learn more about them. Plus, I'm doing a research project for school and I chose to do the kinkachu but I can't find anything on them but pictures! Can you help?

NAME: None  |  SUBJECT: Why no autographs available???

I WROTE TO HIS ADDRESS IN KENTUCKY AND GOT A LETTER SAYING"WE HAVE NO PICS OR AUTOGRAPHS AVAILABLE"HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE????I  JUST WANTED A AUTOGRAPH FOR MY KIDS. HE MAKES LEARNING FUN...

NAME: Denise Graves  |  SUBJECT: Mailing address for Jeff

Hi,
I was looking for a mailing address for Jeff.  I would like to know how I can get my book autographed.
Thank You,
Denise Graves

NAME: Ajay Kumar  |  SUBJECT: social activity on asian wildlife

Dear Sir/Madam,

Asian Wildlife Consultancy Co. Ltd., (AWC) is an organization that works internationally to improve Wildlife Management Standards. It strives to achieve its mission through a team of specialists not only from the field of wildlife   but also from other fields like marketing, architecture, accounting, information technology, etc. It provides a number of services like consultancy in concept design and development, conservation breeding programs, animal exchange programs, animal feeding programs, animal enrichment programs and many others each complimenting its mission. 

SOCIAL MISSION: http://www.asianwildlife.com/social

An important part of AWC’s mission comprises of it’s social objectives, which are directed not only toward the benefit of the animals but also towards the benefit of the society in large.  This comprises of supporting young conservationists and biologists to take good decisions and grow upto become conservation leaders of tomorrow. To support their activities the organization allocates certain amount of grants to eligible grant seekers. The grants act as a stimulus for various in-situ and ex-situ conservation activities. To apply for grant please click http://www.asianwildlife.com/social/guide.htm

OUR PROJECTS: http://www.asianwildlife.com/social/projects.htm

AWC also coordinates a number of conservation breeding programs to save some threatened animal species from extinction. Some of these conservation breeding programs includes:

1. Clouded Leopard Breeding Program

2. Fishing Cat Breeding Program

3. Great Hornbill Breeding Program

4. Pileated Gibbon Project

These programs, once reach success, can make a whole lot of difference and will help in the re-introduction of a large population of the species in the wild and will also prove to be a land mark for further research studies on the species.

AWC also develops informative and educational research material on various species.   All the social activities at AWC is transparent and can be monitored but all contributors through our website. AWC, to substantiate its mission, has collaborated with a number of international zoological organizations and this has helped it successfully accomplish a number of objectives.

If you wish to give your valuable contributions for our projects to support various conservation activities please click 

http://www.asianwildlife.com/social/index.htm

If you wish to become a part of our mission and support us in any of our activities mail us at asianwildlife@pacific.net.th

NAME: Anthea  |  SUBJECT: I'm just an animal lover :-)

well i have been an animal lover since i can remember, i started reducing meat at the age of 8 but i became vegeterian  4 years a ago. i really love jeff corwin's passion for animals. here in Malta i volunteer in an animal sanctuary to help protect and save dogs and cats. altough i have no qualifications on animal biology i still would love to work with animals in any way. well if u ever need to visit a small island please do come to malta and  educate our people about nature and animals we need it. thanks XXX

NAME: Apryl  |  SUBJECT: Snakes

hi, i used to be afraid of snakes, now my fear is gone or almost i'm still afraid of rattle snakes, but i saw  a rat snake up close it was a beautiful snake i wanted to hold it but i'm not used to holding snakes

NAME: Karen Fetzer  |  SUBJECT: Need Info For Research Paper

Hi,My name is karen and i am going to school for zoology.I want to open a wildlife rehabilitation center. For my class I am writing a paper on It should be illeigle to import exotic animals as pets because they can not be fully domesticated. I need some info from someone important. I was wondering if you could give me some facts or your opinion on the subject anything would help. my email is k_l_f_26@hotmail.com.  Thanks for your time.

NAME: Eric Buck  |  SUBJECT: Endangerment of the timber rattlesnake

Hey,Jeff just wondering how you felt on the declining of the species of the timber rattlesnake(crotalus horridus) in your home state and my state Vermont.I was wondering if you had any pointers for me so I could volunteer in conserving this wonderful and vital species of snake?Im joining the New England Herp society so hopefully that might help me out.Im a huge admirer of you, and your work!

NAME: Meredith  |  SUBJECT: King of the Jungle (applicants)

I've just read some of the e-mails written on this sight,& I too was curious if Mr. Corwin (Jeff),read them as well!I'm interested in finding out how to become eligible to get on the show "King of the Jungle." Where/How do I submit the application? I'm a 33yr. old, who lives on Cape Cod,I LOVE animals,& actually live on a ranch in progress.Please send me the info. as soon as you can!!!!Thank You! :)

NAME: Ryan Tyler Tullis  |  SUBJECT: Jeff i need a little support

I am ryan tullis i live in kingsland texas a land you should visit full of animals. i am on my way to study herpetology and i need some help on what schools and places would i do best at for that! i feel i wont make it i have no true confidence and i could sure use some from you? I'm 18 almost and need some advice? please help me out if you can,thanks, ryan tullis

NAME: betty k  |  SUBJECT: corwin

hey jeff , you have inspired me to love biology. I will be getting my Bsc. in biology this year. But I would like to continue my studies and be a wild life biologist. I hope to work with you someday. I love you and your show.Thanks a lot . And please donot stop what you are doing because it helps alot of people, it sure helped me figure out what I want to be.

NAME: Presley  |  SUBJECT: His show is family friendly!

I'm onley 10,and was taught not to talk back to elders so I'll apolagize in advance.Little Miss "A Concerned Mother"you can't tell me you've never cursed before when you were frusterated or hurt or something!You need to lay off my man!You've never met him so you don't need to judge him!Have a nice day (not).

NAME: richard carrino  |  SUBJECT: hey Jeff u there

hey Jeff!!I love your show and your books.Im thirteen and i want to be a biologist to.If you ever read this,,please email me at Nopiracer77@aol.com and give me some tips on how to work with animals and travel around the world like you.THANKS!!!

NAME: Presley Smith  |  SUBJECT: I love you more

I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm 10 years old and I LOVE YOU!I live in Dallas Ga. 1175 Old Harris Rd.My number is 678-363-9962.I shouldn't post this on the internet
,but I'm desperate.Don't belive that Lindsay girl.I love you more!If I met you today and died tommorow I'd die happy.I go to Dallas El. in Mrs.Millers class.Please call me meet me mail me something or I'll go crazy.Bye-bye!Got to go write you aletter.:]

NAME: richard carrino  |  SUBJECT: animals

I love your book jeff.I want to be exactly like you when i grow up.I love animals and would really like to work with them.If you do look at this could you give me some pointers by e mailing me and telling me how i could become like you and how i can work with animals even thow i am 13 years old.

NAME: Rebeka  |  SUBJECT: There is something about Jeff Corwin

I just want to say that I love the show and everything you do! You are fantastic! I was watching today and I realized...Jeff looks good...real good. There is something about you Jeff Corwin!! Keep doin what you do kid!!

NAME: Susan J. Johnston  |  SUBJECT: 2/12 WOLF SHOW

I was so excited to see the presentation on wolves!  The feature was indeed overdue as the general public thinks of these beautiful creatures as a threat to mankind. As a avid fan of Animal Planet and a member of Defenders of Wildlife (to primarily try to help the wolf population), I watched with intense interest.  On behalf of these magnificant animals, I believe the show misrepresented or overlooked some very
significant facts.  Wolves do kill only the sick and elderly elk - not as "capitalists" but rather as a key part of maintaining the healthy elk population.  Secondly, the wolves only kill for food and feed themselves and other creatures in Yellowstone.  The carcasses are cleaned not by the wolves, but rather bald eagles, coyotes, bears, fox and insects (see Washington Post 2/11/03). Wolves do live in families and their reintroduction to Yellowstone has allowed the area to recover from a ecological inbalance.  Trees now grow along the rivers as the elk move inland; consequently trout, migratory birds, beavers otters, minks, and muskrats have returned to the marshlands.  The contributions made by these beautiful and truly remarkable wolves are restoring Yellowstone's natural habitat.
While they may occasionally stray beyond its boundaries looking for food, their contributions FAR outweigh any losses incurred by neighboring farmers.  I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to express these views and hope that you will take the initiative to followup on the 2/12 airing to describe the gray wolves' essential value to the ecosystem in Yellowstone and other locations.  Thank you, Susan 

NAME: kyle g  |  SUBJECT: jeff u ther

does jeff read all of this
well if you do jeff i love the book it is awesome keep up the good work

NAME: Sara  |  SUBJECT: Need Help

I'm on a nationwide college search to find schools which offer zoology as a major.  If anyone could help me please email me!!  CollegeGirl210@hotmail.com

NAME: Lin B  |  SUBJECT: King of the jungle

First off, Nigel ditches Stan because he disagrees with him, then we have to watch that stupid Kelly pretending to be an actress calling everything an "animal".  I want to see the last show again.  Anybody know when it will air?

NAME: will I ever be a vet?  |  SUBJECT: Does Jeff Read All This?

Hey- I Know I can't compair to Jeff,but I'm in my first year collage to become a vet, so right now I just deal with pets.( cats dogs exc.) Before I started school I had some crazy wildlife encounters of my own.My hubbies family (who are part ape themselfs) talked me into living in the hills of Ky.We ended up moving into a 100 year old house that was alive with all kinds of wild things.The first day we were there we got a cool visiter a BIG bobcat.We also had a bat that lived in the attic.He would come down stairs and come right behind our heads where a light was to get a bug snack.I had to tie my dog up when we would leave our house so he wouldn't run off.The first time I did this,  when we came home the dog was very sick.I check him out and found what looked to be some kinda snake bit.I did all I knew to treat him, made a place for him in a pin where I tied him up at before.He got better then got bit again,this time I found out what kind of snake it was, a copper head.I got the snake and took him to a zoo that was kinda close they would not take the snake so we let him go  about 20 miles from the zoo in the mountains. We keeped seeing them, and for our safty we had to kill all we seen around our house.(I know you don't like to hear that, sorry!)I guess when I really got scard is when I found fresh skin in my bedroom.I decided that we  needed to find somewhere else to live!!! By the time we moved we killed 22 copper heads.Thats not including the one that my husband cut and lots and lots of LIVE babys came out.I guess copper heads have live young.Do you know?We had the old house torn down before we sold the land,and under the hole house was a big din with lots more.I love all animals but that was just alittle too much for me.Thanks for taking the time to read this. I hope it didn't put you to sleep.
Amy

NAME: Sandie Snider  |  SUBJECT: King of the Jungle Competition

3 OF FINAL 4 ARE ALL POSSIBLE WINNERS. KELLY WOULD LAST A WEEK IN THE BUSH. AS SHE IS AFRAID OF MOST THINGS IN THE FORESTS, PANICKY ALSO, FOR HER OWN SAFETY, WHY HAS SHE NOT BEEN ELIMINATED? WHY? THIS WAS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE ABOUT CUTE! SHE IS FAR TOO INEXPERIENCED FOR HER OWN SAFETY. AT LEAST THE LAST THREE DO NOT PANIC. NIGEL MAY FIND HER INTERESTING BUT HER INJURY OR DEATH WOULD NOT BE. IT WOULD BE VERY UPSETTING. WHY IS SHE STILL THERE?

NAME: Julie Drake  |  SUBJECT: RE: Why All the Shark Attacks?

I don't recall the specific source (saw on Discovery Channel), but the latest theory is that the sharks are moving according to water temperature. There have been changes in either the temperature and/or the thermal flow patterns which are theorized to be affecting where the sharks dwell.

NAME: Jenny Winford  |  SUBJECT: You are awesome

Hi my name is Jacob and I am 5.  I petted a python before.  We have angora goats, alpacas, horses, chickens, angora rabbits, 3 dogs, and 2 cats.  Plus an aquarium of fish.  Sometime I would like to catch snakes, but my mommy says I can't because I am not Jeff Corwin!!!!!!!  If you are ever in St. Louis please let me know, I would love to meet you.  Thanks Jacob Winford

NAME: Eunice and Henry  |  SUBJECT: Hi!

Hello. We are a family from  Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico. We love animals and that's why we are your bigest fans,we always see your show.Congratulations to be how you are and to have the chance to take care of that great animals. Well done.

NAME: Katie  |  SUBJECT: Tasmanian tigers(wolf)

iam doing a report in environmental science for my 11th class. i am doing it on tasmanian tiger's and i need to know much i can about them. please. my name is katie and i want to prove they are still around. i now they are , and when i get to college, i am going to find them and prove they are around. i was wondering if you have an info about these creature? please sented them to me ASAP, thanks and can't wait to watch your show wedsnday 8:00

NAME: publicenemynumber2  |  SUBJECT: kinkachu

a strange mammal indigenous to oregon. often found under cars or in dumpsters.  no really its some kind of monkey, i think...maybe it lives in the rainforest. yeah.

NAME: katherine  |  SUBJECT: i wanna do what u do

please!e-mail me back! i am a huge fan! i have tons of books on animals and i love animal planet and i wanna do wut u do !give meideas on education tips.i know soo much and im very smart and i love animals! bye!

NAME: joan |  SUBJECT: monkeys in the rain forest

please help!! my son has been trying on his own to fid the correct spelling of and then info on "kinkachus"  i am not sure if this is the correct spelling or not but without it it is very difficult to get info on these monkeys of the rain forest  thanks and i look forward to your response  joan

NAME: Pat Coyle  |  SUBJECT: Need Letter Of Endorsement

Hello Jeff,
 I have a small lizard rescue I run out of my home currently I house about 30 lizards right now most of which are about 23 Iguanas, to make a long story short i love these guys dearly and do whatever it takes to get them out of bad situations and give them a second chance they so greatly deserve.  I am currently  seeking government grants in hopes to be able to start a facility to  house rescues, foster lizards, adoption, and education.  The interest for owning a lizard for a pet has grown so much but, unfortunately the want for the knowledge to take care of them has not, and I would like like to start something and hopefully get a ball rolling for the benefit of my scaley little kids, i'm not asking for money I would just like a letter stating you agree or disagree with my intentions.  If you disagree all I ask is that you tell me why and possibly offer some alternative advice.
Thats it in a nutshell
 thank you for your time.

Pat  with P&M Lizard Rescue in Daytona Beach Florida

NAME: Brock Fluharty  |  SUBJECT: None

Hey Jeff! I just love watching your show, actually Im now watching King of the Jungle! I was just wondering, who gave you your big shot at having a tv show? Because I want to be a bioligist and have my own show someday. So e-mail me back please!

NAME: Kenneth (The Great North)  |  SUBJECT: BREATH OF FRESH AIR

WAY TO GO BUDS ,AWSOME SHOW . I was reading a few comments on here and noticed one (a concerned mon ) to her come on wake up think outside the box for a min ok gessssh . Its not like the guy is forcing you to watch . Anyway back to Jeff , Hey buds I'm 37 from Canada and do alot of Wildlife Photography , I was channel surfing one night and stoped at your show . You got my interest BUDS right off the cuff , you have a very unique way of teaching and showing your audience who is who in the wild world . Better then falling asleep watching the BORING croc guy . Hey Buds  keep up the outstanding work . Cheers !

NAME: LeAnn Smith |  SUBJECT: Hey Jeff -It's  LeAnn Smith!

You are really doing awesome!
I am so glad someone gets to enjoy life as much as you seem to.  Congradulations on your new baby!  Guess what?  I just had one too!  Jacob James Corshia was born on July 22nd!  If you give me an email address, I will send you some pics.
I have been in Marshfield for over a year now -I must be following you around.
How is Tasha?  I have been a fan of yours since you got on the Animal Planet -to the point of knowing what is a repeat.  But you were a huge fan in a neighborhood of kids I just visited!  Just Huge!  The girl I moved up here with, Shelley McGlone, married Tony Carmello (you went to school with him), and I was visiting them in Marion.

NAME: Randy  |  SUBJECT: Answer

He was born in Norwell, Massachusetts, as it says on this website.  Hope that helps. :-)

NAME: Sean Alexander Tobeler  |  SUBJECT: I REALLY NEED HELP!!!!!!!

I have to write many poems about you!
I have every one done but one and for that poem I have to know were you were born.  Plus I have to get this done before Friday October 10th So PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NAME: Jesse and Jeff  |  SUBJECT: How To Be Like You

Hi Jeff, this is your two loyalest fans, Jeff and my name is Jesse. We are 13 years old. We like to go to our nieghborhood creek/woods to catch animals, so far we have caught a salamander, two frogs, five crayfish, and four garter snakes. We each cauht two of the snakes. We were wondering how you got your start, so we could follow in your footsteps, and become wildlife bioligists and get a television show like yours. You are our role model. So please email us back.

NAME: amy conley  |  SUBJECT: help!!!

My name is amy...and I worked at arbuckle wilderness in davis oklahoma...it's a drive through safari...the animals are neglected and misstreated including the snakes!!!!malnurished and so forth...they only feed the 14ft. burm...once a month so he won't grow...so they say...they won't put a heat lamp on the retic...because he's so mean...the tanks stick and are never clean...please help mr. corwin if you read this...I hope someone will right this wrong before its to late...810 10th st. SE Ardmore, Ok

NAME: siavash  |  SUBJECT: dear Jeff

hello Jeff
whenever your program starts no one can talk to me because i don't hear them your programs are interesting.
best wishes

NAME: siavash  |  SUBJECT: a question

Hey Jeff,
hey.
there is a question in my mind that i wanted to ask you.
do u really read this messages? Umm, i guess u do, dont u?

NAME: None  |  SUBJECT: From a real Biologist....

I don't know if Jeff Corwin reads this message board or not -- but I do enjoy from time to time checking biology-related boards posted by youngsters whom are interested entering the field.

I noticed no questions have been answered on this board -- so I thought I would offer a few tips for the future Biologists on the board:

In answer to some of the questions as to what should one do as course study to become a Biologist [i.e., Herpetology, Zoology,the research of a specific species, etc.] It all starts with High School. Maintaining excellent grades to get into the good colleges that offer specific biology programs is crucial!

I personally started with a Bachelors of Science degree [double major: zoology/anthropology] Honors is the fourth year of the degree and focuses on a specific research project in your area of interest.

Volunteering for research facilities, a zoos, wildlife rehabs, and biologist circuits really help a lot too in getting your foot in the door as your nearing the end of your undergrad education.

Training on average, is about 7 years. 4 years undergrad [college and/or university] and 3 years postgrad [Masters program] Then you have another 3-5 years [depending how well your study goes] to get a PhD.

I know it sounds like a ton of education -- and it is -- but after your undergrad degree, you don't really feel much like a "student" anymore because you're doing a lot more research [field/lab/and otherwise] instead of taking exams.

I am currently working on my PhD., and spending the next 3½ to 4 years studying the behavioral ecology of predator-prey interactions between snakes and lizards. Really exciting!

Anyway, I hope this has answered some of the questions for you all there. Take care and keep on reaching for your dreams!

NAME: Wade Davey  |  SUBJECT: Zoology/Nature Show

Hey Jeff,
I just want to say that I'm not writing you to tell you how awesome you are or that I'm your biggest fan and other stuff like that. I'm writing to tell you that you have been an inspiration to me ever since I first saw your show when you were on the Disney Channel. After I saw that show I wanted to become a zoologist more than anything else in the world. I would love to travel around the world and inform people of the beauty that nature has to offer. I'm 16 years old and I am going to be a junior in high school. I can't find a college that will satisfy my zoology/nature show host needs. Could you help me out? No biggie. Thanks a bunch for your time.

A child in need,
Wade

NAME: Joan Guo  |  SUBJECT: Welcome to China, Jeff

I am chinese,and I love animals very much.
After watching "Jeff Corwin Experience",I
love Jeff at once. Now,I become a member
of WWF-China.com,and my dream is to be a natrualist like Jeff.I'm not sure that Jeff can read this letter,but I must say:
"Please come to visit China,Jeff.I will be here waiting for you!"

NAME: Lindsey Ward  |  SUBJECT: Hey Jeff I want to be like you!!

Jeff, I don't care if this is your real e-mail list, but I love Animals and I watch your show everyday!! I hope I can become a bioligist and a naturalist. I am 13 years old and will ne turning 14 may 26,
my father is in Iraq now and wants me to be a bioligist and naturalist as well.  I know that many people want you to write them back and I'm joining their list. If you every get the time to write me back please do so. I would very much appreciate it if you would write me back.
I want to be like you because your an aswome guy and you love animals just like me. If you would e-mail me back where you went to College that would be great. I can't wait to watch your show tonight agian and buy the tape. Love ya much and e-mail me soon!! Love,Lindsey