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Location
Concourse Hotel Madison, Hotel
Start Date
25-9-1989 12:00 AM
Description
Conflicts between man and wildlife have always been a part of our history. We have tried to control the damage caused by wildlife and found that this was not always in the best interest of the resource. The role of animal damage control in our profession has changed and so has the public's view of it. As professionals we must strive to explain the need and value of wildlife damage management to our peers, the public and our detractors. This can be accomplished by participation in our professional organizations, the presentation of papers at scientific meetings, and open discussion of our programs in the public forum.
Recommended Citation
San Julian, G. J. (1989). Animal damage control and the wildlife profession. In Craven, S. R. (Ed.), The Fourth Eastern Wildlife Damage Control Conference (pp. 248-252). Madison, WI: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
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Animal Damage Control and the Wildlife Profession
Concourse Hotel Madison, Hotel
Conflicts between man and wildlife have always been a part of our history. We have tried to control the damage caused by wildlife and found that this was not always in the best interest of the resource. The role of animal damage control in our profession has changed and so has the public's view of it. As professionals we must strive to explain the need and value of wildlife damage management to our peers, the public and our detractors. This can be accomplished by participation in our professional organizations, the presentation of papers at scientific meetings, and open discussion of our programs in the public forum.