Proceedings of the Eighth Eastern Wildlife Damage Management Conference
Proceedings edited by James A. Parkhurst Held October 16-19, 1997, Roanoke, Virginia Contents Historical Forces Shaping Americans’ Perceptions of Wildlife and Human-Wildlife Conflicts — Denise O. Conover and Michael R. Conover Do You Have Your Skates On? — Gary San Julian TECHNICAL SESSION #1 The Ma...
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| Summary: | Proceedings edited by James A. Parkhurst Held October 16-19, 1997, Roanoke, Virginia Contents Historical Forces Shaping Americans’ Perceptions of Wildlife and Human-Wildlife Conflicts — Denise O. Conover and Michael R. Conover Do You Have Your Skates On? — Gary San Julian TECHNICAL SESSION #1 The Mass Media and Stakeholders’ Beliefs About Suburban Wildlife — Cynthia A. Loker, James Shanahan, and Daniel J. Decker Aldo Leopold’s Land Ethic: Implications for Predator Management (abstract only) — Johnny Stowe Private Nuisance Wildlife Control: Is There a Future in Kansas? (abstract only) — Charles Lee Vertebrate Damage Management: The Future of an Evolving Profession — Robert H. Giles, Jr. Development of the Virginia Cooperative Coyote Control Program to Protect Livestock — Martin Lowney, John Houben, and Phil Eggborn TECHNICAL SESSION #2 Birds: Effects on Aquaculture Wildlife-Caused Losses for Catfish Producers in 1996 (abstract only) — Alice Wywialoski Double-Crested Cormorant and Ring-Billed Gull Damage Management on Lake Champlain: Are Basin-wide Objectives Achievable? (abstract only) — Richard Chipman and Dennis Slate Nesting Populations of Double-Crested Cormorants, Great Blue Herons, and Great Egrets in the United States and Canada: Implications for Management — Jerrold L. Belant and Laura A. Tyson Development of a Double-Crested Cormorant Damage Management Plan for the Southeastern United States (abstract only) — Keith J. Andrews, Pete Poulos, Charles (Bo) Sloan, Jerrold L. Belant, Paige G. Ross, and Paul DeBow Electic Fencing Reduces Heron Predation at Northeastern Trout Hatcheries — Mark E. Tobin, James F. Glahn, and Erica S. Rasmussen TECHNICAL SESSION #3 Deer: Defining and Assessing the Problem The Legal Roles and Responsibilities of a Community Concerning Crop Depredation by White-Tailed Deer — Eric G. Darracq Wildlife Damage to Agriculture in Pennsylvania: The Farmers’ Perspective — Margaret C. Brittingham, Walter M. Tzilkowski, James M. Zeidler, and Matthew J. Lovallo Deer Damage Incurred by Homeowners During 1995 in Virginia Tech (abstract only) — Ben C. West and James A. Parkhurst Developing Urban Deer Management Plans: The Need for Public Education — Deborah Green The Use of GIS to Delineate Potential Urban Deer Habitat — David M. Kocka and Frederick M. Garst An Evaluation of Farmer Applications of Deer Damage Controls — Peter A. Fritzell, Jr. TECHNICAL SESSION #4 Miscellaneous Papers Characteristics of Gray Squirrel Release Sites Selected by Kentucky Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators — Sara Steen-Ash, Thomas Barnes, Jeff T. Hitchinson, Jeffrey L. Larkin, Brian E. Washburn, Jason L. Weese, and Henry F. Yacek, Jr. Conservation of a Dinosaur in Modern Times: South Carolina’s Alligator Management Program — Walter E. Rhodes . The Press and Citizen Participation: A Content Analysis — Lisa Pelstring, James Shanahan, and Ben Perry TECHNICAL SESSION #5 Birds: Miscellaneous Topics Bird Abundance at Accomack County Southern Landfill, Melfa, Virginia, in Relation to Various Management Activities — Laura Francoeur and Martin Lowney Attempted Relocation of a Ring-Billed Gull Roost at Washington National Airport — Jessica Dewey and Martin Lowney Controlling Great-Tailed Grackle Damage to citrus in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas — James F. Glahn, Jose D. Palacios, and Melvin V. Garrison Development of an Integrated Canada Goose Management Program in Virginia — Martin Lowney, Phil Eggborn, Gary Costanzo, and Don Patterson TECHNICAL SESSION #6 Deer: Managing the Problem Efficacy of Deer Stopper Repellent for Reducing White-Tailed Deer Damage to Ornamental Plantings — James B. Armstrong, M. Keith Causey, and John T. Owen Enhancement of Deer Repellent Efficacy with Visual Cues (abstract only) — Milo E. Richmond and James Messina Cost Comparisons for White-Tailed Deer Live Capture Techniques — Robert L. Pooler, Paul D. Curtis, and Milo E. Richmond CLOSING REMARKS: What Have We Learned? Where Do We Go From Here? — Jim Miller List of Attendees/Participants |
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