Like most societies, there is no one author responsible for publishing information on the site. The individual reports are written by different authors, however these seem to be very well qualified, for instance the page on predator-prey relationships was written by a Dr. Victor Van Ballenberghe of the U.S. Forest Service. There are no links to external sites. The site is complete and fully available, and the information is even displayed in printer-friendly format, without being cluttered by too many images, frames or java script. The information goes into sufficient depth to satisfy without being long-winded, although it might suit the more serious researcher rather than the casual browser.
Navigation is fairly good, the home page being the site map.
From here it is easy to browse the pages, and although it is a fuss to keep going back to the homepage to get to the other links, every page is linked back to it, so viewers will not get lost in the site. There are not many help facilities on the page, apart from the option of contacting the organisation by email, phone or mail. Apart from some java script to have a welcome message scroll along the bottom of the screen, the site is quite browser-friendly and doesn't require any special software. However, the site is not HTML validated and a lot of images don't have ALT-tags. The information is durable and doesn't need frequent updates.