Friends of the San Pedro River Website.
This website provides photographs of the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area and its wildlife and of activities related to viewing and conserving the preserve' s wildlife. The site is run by the Friends of the San Pedro River.


NAVIGATING THROUGH THE WEBSITE. Pages in the website have color thumbnails. Some of the thumbnails represent galleries that each contain many pictures, and some thumbnails represent single photos. Thumbnails of both galleries and individual photos look the same before you open them. Click on the thumbnails to open them into a gallery or individual photo. If you open up the thumbnail for a gallery (such as animals), you will be presented either with a series of thumbnails for individual photos or a series of thumbnails that represent additional sub galleries). Click on the words "tree view” in the upper right-hand corner of the screen to open up a hierarchical view that shows all of the galleries. You can go to a desired gallery by clicking on its name in the tree view.
OPENING AND CLOSING PHOTOS. When you click on a thumbnail that represents an individual photo, that photo is displayed full sized on your screen. If you click on that full sized photo, you will be taken back to the page showing thumbnails.
SLIDESHOW. When you are on a page that has thumbnails of individual photos, you can start a slideshow by clicking on the word "slideshow." Use the left and right keyboard arrow keys to skip images, and up/down to adjust the delay. Use the spacebar to play/pause. You can also adjust the speed of the slideshow by clicking on the choices shown on the bottom of the screen. To stop the slideshow, click on the word "thumbnails" in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.

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