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I want to discuss the need for additional educational opportunities for people who will be trying to reduce wildlife damage in the future
As human-wildlife conflicts in South Carolina continue to increase, it became evident that students ...
In 1990, Utah State University (tJSLT) established a U. S. Department of Agriculture, Animal and Pla...
The following research needs in wildlife damage control were suggested by workshop participants duri...
The Extension Service is the educational arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It is recognized...
Almost 10 years ago in October 1981, at the Fifth Great Plains Wildlife Damage Control Workshop here...
The complexity of wildlife damage management requires professionals to continually acquire new knowl...
The driving forces which determine the role of the Cooperative Extension Service in wildlife damage ...
Extension educational programs, in cooperation with other federal and state organizations, significa...
The discipline of wildlife damage management, under the broader umbrella of wildlife management, is ...
Dealing with the negative side of human-wildlife interactions has become an increasingly important p...
University students, particularly those enrolled in natural resources programs, make up one of the s...
The Cooperative Extension Services (CES) within each state and territory of the United States and th...
The models for long-term education programs in predator damage and damage control are the Missouri a...
Many wildlife populations are expanding both their range and population densities given effective ma...
Managing wildlife and reducing damage in rural areas has traditionally been achieved by hunting and ...
As human-wildlife conflicts in South Carolina continue to increase, it became evident that students ...
In 1990, Utah State University (tJSLT) established a U. S. Department of Agriculture, Animal and Pla...
The following research needs in wildlife damage control were suggested by workshop participants duri...
The Extension Service is the educational arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It is recognized...
Almost 10 years ago in October 1981, at the Fifth Great Plains Wildlife Damage Control Workshop here...
The complexity of wildlife damage management requires professionals to continually acquire new knowl...
The driving forces which determine the role of the Cooperative Extension Service in wildlife damage ...
Extension educational programs, in cooperation with other federal and state organizations, significa...
The discipline of wildlife damage management, under the broader umbrella of wildlife management, is ...
Dealing with the negative side of human-wildlife interactions has become an increasingly important p...
University students, particularly those enrolled in natural resources programs, make up one of the s...
The Cooperative Extension Services (CES) within each state and territory of the United States and th...
The models for long-term education programs in predator damage and damage control are the Missouri a...
Many wildlife populations are expanding both their range and population densities given effective ma...
Managing wildlife and reducing damage in rural areas has traditionally been achieved by hunting and ...
As human-wildlife conflicts in South Carolina continue to increase, it became evident that students ...
In 1990, Utah State University (tJSLT) established a U. S. Department of Agriculture, Animal and Pla...
The following research needs in wildlife damage control were suggested by workshop participants duri...
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