Vegetarian Links

Vegetarian Links

Vegetarian chef and yoga instructor Amira Elgan has created a newsletter called Vegetarian Organic Life. The newsletter explores issues related to meatless diets and organic living. It's well-written, peppered with recipes and healthy lifestyle tips that go beyond diet. Worth checking out.
www.vegetarianorganiclife.com

VegDining is an online guide to vegetarian restaurants all around the world, with about 1,000 online listings and over 750 mini-reviews of vegetarian establishments.
www.vegdining.com

The Vegetarian Resource Group, based in Baltimore, Maryland, is one of the best-known and most active vegetarian organizations in the country. VRG publishes the vegan-friendly Vegetarian Journal magazine in addition to an indispensable Guide to Natural Foods Restaurants in the U.S. and Canada.
www.vrg.org

Who doesn't love People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)? Oh, that's right, McDonald's, Procter & Gamble, Frank Perdue...
www.peta.org

Greenpeople is a directory of organic food locations, eco-friendly businesses & services, environmental organizations, & community events. They even mention our book in their directory!
www.greenpeople.org

VegSource is possibly the largest and most prominent online community devoted to a plant-based diet. With over 10,000 recipes, regular columns by John Robbins, Howard Lyman, and others, and a very active group of message boards, VegSource is a required stop for vegetarians on the infobahn.
www.vegsource.com

Vegetarian Times magazine is one of the oldest, most widely read vegetarian publications in existence, featuring regular travel articles by Vegetarian World Guides' own Susan Shumaker and Than Saffel.
www.vegetariantimes.com

Happy Cow is an online global guide to vegetarian restaurants and health food stores, providing vegetarians around the world with listings of dining and healthy shopping options. The site regularly includes a veggie/ vegan restaurant review, complete with menus, prices, and applicable exchange rates (from US dollars).
www.happycow.net

WDW Links

WDWIG is a complete online resource for planning your vacation at Walt Disney World in Orlando Florida. There are over 1,000 pages of information, over 300 menus and over 1,000 photos! WDWIG has FAQs, News and special sections for disabled, vegetarians and at-large folks.
www.wdwig.com

WDWIG's creator, the redoubtable Deb Wills, is also the proprietress of ALL EARS, a fabulous WDW-related e-zine. Just as Walt Disney World's appeal cuts across social and economic lines, ALL EARS is all-inclusive, with information that is relevant to not only the traditional family, but to singles, couples, travel professionals, first-timers, seasoned Walt Disney World veterans, those with special touring or dietary needs, and those traveling from outside the US.
wdwig.com/contents

Theme Park Commandos -One Family's Off-Season Orlando Odyssey examines the Orlando theme parks from a wholly different perspective-an experiential one. Among the pages of this massive site is a full-length cyber book (provided free-of-charge) which offers-in rich detail-one family's extraordinary adventures in the theme park capitol of the world. From planning to execution to reminiscing, you will find much food for thought here, and you will marvel at what can be accomplished when you fully prepare and hit the ground running. You will also enjoy a lot of laughs as the tale is spun. In addition the site includes some potent planning tools. Newly remodeled for 2000.
www.geocities.com/thmprkcommando