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Location
Mount Berry, GA
Start Date
25-3-2013 12:00 AM
Description
Prairie dog management has evolved over the decades and present control efforts are often directed at management zones in support of prairie dog or black-footed ferret conservation. The availability of prairie dog management tools has also evolved. We present the efficacy and practicality of specific methods and provide examples of the conservation benefits of prairie dog management. Potential conflicts between conservation efforts and regulatory efforts of multiple agencies are also discussed.
Recommended Citation
Bodenchuk, M. J., Halstead, T. D., & Yeary, M. A. (2013). Prairie dog management and conservation benefits. In Gallagher, G. R. & Armstrong, J. B. (Eds.), The Fifteenth Wildlife Damage Management Conference (pp. 72-78). Mount Berry, GA: Berry College.
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Prairie Dog Management and Conservation Benefits
Mount Berry, GA
Prairie dog management has evolved over the decades and present control efforts are often directed at management zones in support of prairie dog or black-footed ferret conservation. The availability of prairie dog management tools has also evolved. We present the efficacy and practicality of specific methods and provide examples of the conservation benefits of prairie dog management. Potential conflicts between conservation efforts and regulatory efforts of multiple agencies are also discussed.