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Usda Forest Service Role In Wildlife Damage Control, Hugh C. Black
Usda Forest Service Role In Wildlife Damage Control, Hugh C. Black
Wildlife Damage Management Conference
Wildlife damage control is an important objective of resource management on the 191 million acres of National Forest System (NFS) lands administered by the USDA Forest Service. Policy on wildlife damage control is based on the USDA Policy on Fish and Wildlife (Secretary's Memorandum 9500-3, July 1983). The objective of wildlife damage control is to reduce damage and loss by wildlife on all NFS lands to levels consistent with management objectives. Control measures are only undertaken when and where necessary to realize wildlife management objectives and to prevent serious damage to public or private property and natural resources. Because of …
Role And Responsibilities Of Agencies For Wildlife Damage Control, Hal S. Atkinson Jr.
Role And Responsibilities Of Agencies For Wildlife Damage Control, Hal S. Atkinson Jr.
Wildlife Damage Management Conference
The wildlife resources of the State belong to the people of the state as a whole. The Wildlife Resources Commission is charged with the stewardship of these resources and is empowered by general statute to promulgate those regulations deemed necessary to accomplish this charge.