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Information Resources for Animal Control and Wildlife Damage Management technical research related to wildlife damage control theory and its efficacy in achieving desired goals from a quantitative and statistical perspective Topics include patterns in wildlife damage, biodiversity conservation, production, human and animal health, and recreation Though written from an Australian viewpoint, the principles
About Wildlife Services - Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Take a look at our boots-on-the-ground Wildlife Services employees across the United States Each employee strives to reduce damage caused by wildlife to the lowest possible levels while at the same time reducing wildlife mortality and protecting Tribal lands and culture
APHIS Wildlife Services: Wildlife Damage Help - Animal and Plant Health . . . Get information about managing wildlife damage caused by feral swine, vultures, waterfowl, starlings and blackbirds, nutria, beavers, brown tree snakes, or other wildlife Learn how nonlethal predator management can protect livestock on your farm or ranch
Wildlife Damage Management Technical Series | Animal and Plant Health . . . The Wildlife Damage Management Technical Series highlights wildlife species that cause damage to agriculture, property, and natural resources, and or impact human health and safety It also includes topics, such as bird dispersal techniques, wildlife hazards at airports, and pesticide registration
Laws and Regulations - Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Wildlife Damage Management Our Wildlife Services program receives its authority to control animals that are detrimental to agriculture, natural resources, property, and public safety from the following statute
United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health . . . Tribal, United States Territorial and Local governments, private industry, and or individuals for managing damage caused by vertebrate invasive species, including feral and exotic animals, or to suppress disease Direct control may be provided at the discretion of the State Director, as appropriate All direct
Operational Activities: Protecting Livestock From Predators | Animal . . . For detailed information about the biology and ecology of predators, as well as predation management information for various predator species, view the handbook entitled, “Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage” The handbook has chapters on coyotes, mountain lions, red fox, bobcat, grizzlies, black bears, eagles, feral dogs, and many