Online Store instructions... for trip deposits and payments, as well as purchases for professional images sold for commerical purposes and other Foundation-related items. If you experience any problems, please call Chris 954-262-8303.

1.ANIMAL PHOTOGRAPHS: Photographs purchased for commercial purposes are for one time use.  All photographs are high resolution and may be used for printing up to 11x14 in size.  If specific sizes and parameters are needed, please call 954-262-8303 or email Dr. Barkber at bbarker@wildspotsfoundation.org

2. PAYMENTS: Deposits, Expeditions, Trips, Workshops, Seminars, and Special events are paid through this site through PayPal.  Please following directions for the "shopping cart". If you have questions, call 954-816-1974 or 954-262-8303.

3. ZOO OF ENDANGERMENT:  This site connects the Foundation's educational programs from the field to individual members. One mission of Wild Spots Foundation is to create a real-time network of webcams monitoring endangered species around the world. We have contracted with some leading toy manufacturers to provide a stuffed endangered animal for each location that is planned for a 24/7 monitoring camera.

    In the order form below, Zoo_of_Endangerment, various animals are shown in their "e-cages". Specific locations and habitats are also mentioned.  This site is always "under construction." As webcams are installed, the links will be activated. Each web cam site costs around $5,000 to construct and maintain.

    Each of the plush animals can be purchased. The money raised will go to the 24/7 webcam monitoring program so that these images can be broadcast to thousands of school children on a continual basis and related curricular/educational materials may be provided to science teachers without charge. These are high quality items and are excellent for gifts, holidays, and other special occasions. Each animals comes with a story about the real animal that is being monitored thousands of miles away. It is a unique adoption! When our web cams are installed, you'll be able to monitor the behavior, eating habitats, and overall well-being of these endangered species.