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Commercial Wildlife Pest Control Permits An Alternative Approach, Gerard W. Wendt
Commercial Wildlife Pest Control Permits An Alternative Approach, Gerard W. Wendt
Wildlife Damage Management Conference
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Role And Responsibilities Of State Cooperative Extension Services For Wildlife Damage Control, James L. Byford
Role And Responsibilities Of State Cooperative Extension Services For Wildlife Damage Control, James L. Byford
Wildlife Damage Management Conference
The Cooperative Extension Service was established by the Smith-Lever Act in 1914. It was designed to improve the lives of people, through education in: agriculture, natural resources, home economics and community development. Its audiences include both adult and youth. 4-H is the primary youth audience. The Cooperative Extension Service is an "extension" of the Land employees include university faculty (specialists) and professional agents in every county, in every state in the country. Extension's primary mission is to conduct an educational program, using research-based information. Research results are condensed into a form that the average person can understand. The role of …
Wildlife Damage Control - The Role And Responsibilities Of The U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service, Leroy W. Sowl
Wildlife Damage Control - The Role And Responsibilities Of The U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service, Leroy W. Sowl
Wildlife Damage Management Conference
No abstract provided.
The Vertical Distribution And Feeding Chronology Of Larval Bear Lake Sculpin (Cottus Extensus) In Bear Lake, Utah-Idaho, D. Neverman Devroy, Wayne A. Wurtsbaugh, S. Ohlhorst
The Vertical Distribution And Feeding Chronology Of Larval Bear Lake Sculpin (Cottus Extensus) In Bear Lake, Utah-Idaho, D. Neverman Devroy, Wayne A. Wurtsbaugh, S. Ohlhorst
Watershed Sciences Faculty Publications
Preliminary sampling in Bear Lake, Utah/Idaho, with bottom trawls and larval fish nets indicate
Acidification Sources In Red Alder And Douglas-Fir Soils -- Importance Of Nitrification, H. Van Miegroet, D. W. Cole
Acidification Sources In Red Alder And Douglas-Fir Soils -- Importance Of Nitrification, H. Van Miegroet, D. W. Cole
Watershed Sciences Faculty Publications
Precipitation, throughfall, forest floor, and soil leachate samples were monitored continuously in 1981 and 1982 in a N-poor Douglas-fir [Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco] forest and a red alder (Alnus rubra Bong.) forest growing adjacently on a glacial soil in western Washington. The purpose of the study was to quantify the relative importance of atmospheric vs. natural sources of H+ input to forest soil acidification, and to determine the role of N transformation processes in the overall H+ balance of soils with different N status. Rainwater samples had an avg pH of 4.7 and annual H+ deposition via precipitation averaged 320 …