Lincoln (University of Nebraska) · 1992 · 14 citations · 0 references
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Natural ResourcesAnimal SciencesZoologyAnimal WelfareWildlife ManagementWildlife PolicyBird ConservationWildlife BehaviorWildlife ConservationWildlife GovernanceWildlife Survey MethodsWildlife WelfareDamage ControlWildlife Conservation PlanningWildlife Damage AssessmentWildlife Disturbance ManagementWildlife Risk Assessment
A national survey of Animal Damage Control (ADC) method research needs was conducted in 1990. ADC program State Directors provided responses for each state. Individual state data was aggregated into a national ranking list of ADC program priorities for directing future wildlife damage control methods research. Species groups ranking highest, nationally, included: blackbird/starling, waterfowl, coyote/fox/dog, wading bird/cormorant and ungulate groups. Species groups ranking lowest, nationally, included: swallow, crane, rabbit, porcupine and hog groups.