PPT-INTRODUCTION TO CONCEPTS OF PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

PREPARED BY ISAAC CHAMBA PRINCIPLE A principle of wildlife management is a widely accepted generalization It is based on abundant and diverse researches and experiences having application in managing wildlife. The North Carolina General Assembly NCGA has elected to classify foxes only as a game animals rather than game and furbearers as bobcat opossum and raccoon are designated 113 2914 This classification means that the WRC may not allow foxes to be ta S Fish Wildlife Service Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge Hunting Regulations 20142015 Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge 16450 NW 31 Place Chie64258and FL 32626 352493 0238 http The Wildlife Society has sought to promote and strengthen professional standards in all activities devoted to wildlife resources To this end the Society has developed a professional certification program designed to evaluate the education and profes S Fish Wildlife Service Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge Public Use Regulations 2014 2015 Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge 11372 Highway 143 Farmerville LA 71241 318387 1114 httpsoutheastf and Vector Control. During Livestock or Poultry. Disease Outbreaks. Example FADs. Arthropod Vectors. Just In Time Training. Wildlife Management and Vector Control.  . Relevant Wildlife. Domestic . Livestock. i WILDLIFE DAMAGE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM R epellent H andbook Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Damage Management Program 1601 Minnesota Drive Brainerd, MN 56401 (218) 833 - 8630/8633 Objectives. 2015. Birds, Mammals, Amphibians and Reptiles. Species Identification: . Identify wildlife species common to NS and the Maritimes using field guides, mounted specimens, skins/pelts, skulls, silhouettes, decoys, wings, scats, tracks, sounds or other common signs. Livestock. Wildlife Management. Adapted from the FAD . PReP. /NAHEMS . Guidelines: Wildlife Management and Vector Control for an FAD Response in Domestic Livestock . Wildlife management . Assess wildlife involvement. To understand general hunting and fishing regulations and purposes for them.. To learn about private land use and landowner rights.. To discuss wildlife harvesting techniques. . Main Menu. Administration & Law Enforcement. Voles for Midwestern farmers Common vole. Penn State University Extension publication “Voles” 2007 This information was prepared by the North Central Region IPM Center’s Agriculture and Swans, Mute Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage Page 1 Birds Do not reproduce or di s tribute without permission Mute Swans Figure 1. Adult mute swan ( Cygnus olor) . Photo by USDA . Author Da General Description mostly of silver and red maple and green ash A few upland acres are regenerating o Acres 261Habitat 2/3 Wetland 1/3 UplandSpecies Pheasant WaterfowlContact Matt Dollison Nishnabotna Wildlife Unit 712-350-0147ii230 ST220 ST240 AVE230 AVEFremont Disease. is the change in the normal function of any part or organ of the body. . Western Pond Turtle with shell disease which forms deep pitting lesions in the turtles’ shells. . Disease can impact an individual, or a populations’ ability to reproduce and survive– Especially threatened and endangered species like Western pond turtles. .