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Location
North Carolina State University
Start Date
22-9-1985 12:00 AM
Description
"A well balanced wildlife management program includes research, the acquisition of land, the development of habitat, the careful regulation of hunting or harvest, the protection of certain species, the enforcement of laws -- and -- the control of animal depredations. Though necessary, this is among the least popular and most controversial of the wildlife management functions. It is, nevertheless, one of the activities which a responsible agency must undertake." This statement is a direct quote from the International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies' (IAFWA) Position Paper on Animal Damage Control (1981).
Recommended Citation
Miller, J. E. (1985). Roles and responsibilities of agencies for wildlife damage control. In Bromley, P. T. (Ed.), The Second Eastern Wildlife Damage Control Conference (pp. 251). Raleigh, NC: North Carolina State University.
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Role and Responsibilities of Agencies for Wildlife Damage Control - An Overview
North Carolina State University
"A well balanced wildlife management program includes research, the acquisition of land, the development of habitat, the careful regulation of hunting or harvest, the protection of certain species, the enforcement of laws -- and -- the control of animal depredations. Though necessary, this is among the least popular and most controversial of the wildlife management functions. It is, nevertheless, one of the activities which a responsible agency must undertake." This statement is a direct quote from the International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies' (IAFWA) Position Paper on Animal Damage Control (1981).