Joint Presentation on Bushmeat Pilot Project Implementation by
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WILD226756-JuneNewsletter REV - Australian Wildlife Conservancy
... examine the ecological processes that have caused their decline, or that are hindering population recovery. These processes are most likely related to fire ...
... examine the ecological processes that have caused their decline, or that are hindering population recovery. These processes are most likely related to fire ...
western swamp tortoise (Pseudemydura umbrina)
... Western Swamp Tortoises produce only one clutch per year when 35 hard-shelled eggs are laid in an underground nest in November or early December. Hatchlings emerge early the following winter. Growth is slow and v aries considerably from year to year and between animals depending on seasonal conditio ...
... Western Swamp Tortoises produce only one clutch per year when 35 hard-shelled eggs are laid in an underground nest in November or early December. Hatchlings emerge early the following winter. Growth is slow and v aries considerably from year to year and between animals depending on seasonal conditio ...
importance of wetlands to endangered and threatened species
... resulting in concentrations of fish (as many as 23 species), crustaceans, and protozoa. The number of organisms inhabiting a gator hole can be phenomenal; Kushlan (1972) found densities of 1,600 fish and prawns per square meter in a gator hole in Big Cypress Swamp. The high concentration of potentia ...
... resulting in concentrations of fish (as many as 23 species), crustaceans, and protozoa. The number of organisms inhabiting a gator hole can be phenomenal; Kushlan (1972) found densities of 1,600 fish and prawns per square meter in a gator hole in Big Cypress Swamp. The high concentration of potentia ...
Endangered Wild Equids
... it is extremely dry; rainfall measures only four inches in a good year. Mountains and ridges of rough lava are furrowed with narrow valleys of alkaline soil sheltering a few grasses and shrubs. When I set out to search for the African wild ass in the Danakil in 1994, no sightings had been documented ...
... it is extremely dry; rainfall measures only four inches in a good year. Mountains and ridges of rough lava are furrowed with narrow valleys of alkaline soil sheltering a few grasses and shrubs. When I set out to search for the African wild ass in the Danakil in 1994, no sightings had been documented ...
Endangered Species - Woodland Park Zoo
... in the early 1900s. Bullfrog legs were sought after for food and the introduced bullfrogs were hunted as game. Bullfrogs are large (adult males can be longer than five inches) and eat a variety of animals from small insects to birds as large as robins. Predation by bullfrogs has had a significant ef ...
... in the early 1900s. Bullfrog legs were sought after for food and the introduced bullfrogs were hunted as game. Bullfrogs are large (adult males can be longer than five inches) and eat a variety of animals from small insects to birds as large as robins. Predation by bullfrogs has had a significant ef ...
Estuary and Marine Waters Indicators Workshop
... eelgrass can limit habitat and food source for fish and wildlife. Decrease in area of eelgrass can limit habitat and food source for fish and wildlife. Invasive species compete with natural vegetation and can alter the type and quality of habitat. Bulkheads, seawalls and armoring alter habitat and d ...
... eelgrass can limit habitat and food source for fish and wildlife. Decrease in area of eelgrass can limit habitat and food source for fish and wildlife. Invasive species compete with natural vegetation and can alter the type and quality of habitat. Bulkheads, seawalls and armoring alter habitat and d ...
LAPB 2008 Program wi.. - Louisiana Association of Professional
... Natural Resources, LSU Agricultural Center, 2USGS Louisiana Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, LSU Agricultural Center. Partial cutting techniques are increasingly advocated and used to create habitat for priority wildlife in bottomland hardwood forests. However, partial cutting may or may ...
... Natural Resources, LSU Agricultural Center, 2USGS Louisiana Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, LSU Agricultural Center. Partial cutting techniques are increasingly advocated and used to create habitat for priority wildlife in bottomland hardwood forests. However, partial cutting may or may ...
Not-So-Candid Cameras
... (DeVault et al. 2004). By providing data on population numbers and trends, presence and absence, breeding success, congregation “hot spots,” and the like, such studies can provide the basis for sound, science-based wildlife management and conservation decisions. ...
... (DeVault et al. 2004). By providing data on population numbers and trends, presence and absence, breeding success, congregation “hot spots,” and the like, such studies can provide the basis for sound, science-based wildlife management and conservation decisions. ...
canadian wildlife service permit application
... landscapes in which they occur. The project will focus on shorebirds, but will also involve monitoring of trends in arthropods, avian and terrestrial predators, small mammals, and plants. The work on shorebirds was specifically designed to better understand the general decline in most shorebirds spe ...
... landscapes in which they occur. The project will focus on shorebirds, but will also involve monitoring of trends in arthropods, avian and terrestrial predators, small mammals, and plants. The work on shorebirds was specifically designed to better understand the general decline in most shorebirds spe ...
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... Sophie Vukelic, Ecology and Environment Consultant at the Sports Turf Research Institute (STRI) explains the ecological value of creating enhanced semi-rough environments: “Grasses are vitally important from an ecological viewpoint,” she describes. ...
... Sophie Vukelic, Ecology and Environment Consultant at the Sports Turf Research Institute (STRI) explains the ecological value of creating enhanced semi-rough environments: “Grasses are vitally important from an ecological viewpoint,” she describes. ...
Program - Florida Wildlife Society
... large-scale, multi-year deer research project. Along with the increased understanding of survival rates and causes of mortality, one of the main goals of the project is to develop a monitoring method using remote-sensing cameras. Historically, camera surveys designed for deer have relied on baited s ...
... large-scale, multi-year deer research project. Along with the increased understanding of survival rates and causes of mortality, one of the main goals of the project is to develop a monitoring method using remote-sensing cameras. Historically, camera surveys designed for deer have relied on baited s ...
Muncipal Investigator tip sheet - Ontario Sheep Marketing Agency
... Owner has implemented some predation prevention measures (e.g. fencing, guard animal, frequent herd/flock checks, night confinement, hunting, etc.) ...
... Owner has implemented some predation prevention measures (e.g. fencing, guard animal, frequent herd/flock checks, night confinement, hunting, etc.) ...
potential impact of proposed development on dosthill wildlife site
... abundant in places. Pignut, another indicator of old grassland is also abundant, as is Field Woodrush. Other species present, which are less sensitive to agricultural improvement include Common Cat's-ear, Black Knapweed, Common Mouse-ear, Lesser Stitchwort, Autumn Hawkbit and Ribwort Plantain. This ...
... abundant in places. Pignut, another indicator of old grassland is also abundant, as is Field Woodrush. Other species present, which are less sensitive to agricultural improvement include Common Cat's-ear, Black Knapweed, Common Mouse-ear, Lesser Stitchwort, Autumn Hawkbit and Ribwort Plantain. This ...
Long-billed Curlew (Numenius americanus)
... suggests there may be a wider range of habitat available to these birds than reported in 2002. Although agricultural lands may be used as breeding habitat in some areas, in general intensive agriculture likely poses a threat to the species. For example, agricultural areas that supported Longbilled C ...
... suggests there may be a wider range of habitat available to these birds than reported in 2002. Although agricultural lands may be used as breeding habitat in some areas, in general intensive agriculture likely poses a threat to the species. For example, agricultural areas that supported Longbilled C ...
Chapter-9-Wildlife-Biology-and-Management
... – When predators are in abundance, prey becomes scarce because of overfeeding – When prey becomes scarce, predators may starve or move to other areas ...
... – When predators are in abundance, prey becomes scarce because of overfeeding – When prey becomes scarce, predators may starve or move to other areas ...
Total daily accumulation - Colorado State University Extension
... This module focuses on issues related to animal ownership and land management. Lesson 1 discusses the benefits and costs of keeping livestock animals on your property. Lesson 2 focuses on how to manage animals, including how to feed, shelter and care for them. Lesson 2 also explains how to avoid ani ...
... This module focuses on issues related to animal ownership and land management. Lesson 1 discusses the benefits and costs of keeping livestock animals on your property. Lesson 2 focuses on how to manage animals, including how to feed, shelter and care for them. Lesson 2 also explains how to avoid ani ...
Three Priddy Droves 4.5mls 8km
... farmers to drive their animals from the fields to the local markets. Like roadways through the landscape, they are wide enough for animals to graze but bordered by hedges or walls to stop them escaping. Farm animals now travel by road, but the droves remain, and some have become public rights of way ...
... farmers to drive their animals from the fields to the local markets. Like roadways through the landscape, they are wide enough for animals to graze but bordered by hedges or walls to stop them escaping. Farm animals now travel by road, but the droves remain, and some have become public rights of way ...
Ecoscenario Solutions
... to remove all protection of wolves. There are anti-wolf groups who try to influence state management plans. Neighboring ranchers continue to object to wolf protection plans. 3. Environmental groups Environmental groups can help support the Yellowstone ecosystem. Defenders of Wildlife was founded in ...
... to remove all protection of wolves. There are anti-wolf groups who try to influence state management plans. Neighboring ranchers continue to object to wolf protection plans. 3. Environmental groups Environmental groups can help support the Yellowstone ecosystem. Defenders of Wildlife was founded in ...
ImprovIng the effectIveness and effIcIency
... conservation in the United States. It has proved instrumental in saving hundreds of species from extinction, including the gray wolf, grizzly bear, black-footed ferret and bald eagle—which was removed from the endangered species list in 2007 after its numbers in the continental United States rebound ...
... conservation in the United States. It has proved instrumental in saving hundreds of species from extinction, including the gray wolf, grizzly bear, black-footed ferret and bald eagle—which was removed from the endangered species list in 2007 after its numbers in the continental United States rebound ...
Murrakool Wildlife
... SUMMARY OF RESULTS These somewhat heartening figures are undermined by the precarious existence that many species displayed. A total of 49 species were found at only one site. For some, this was because of a lack of targeted surveying or their cryptic nature and naturally low densities, but for most ...
... SUMMARY OF RESULTS These somewhat heartening figures are undermined by the precarious existence that many species displayed. A total of 49 species were found at only one site. For some, this was because of a lack of targeted surveying or their cryptic nature and naturally low densities, but for most ...
Biodiversity at small landholdings
... buffer area in a low growing vegetation status for safety and security purposes. Such areas are typically planted with pioneer grasses to stabilize the soil and prevent erosion. Using native seed mixes as part of the construction of these features common to small facilities contributes to biodiversi ...
... buffer area in a low growing vegetation status for safety and security purposes. Such areas are typically planted with pioneer grasses to stabilize the soil and prevent erosion. Using native seed mixes as part of the construction of these features common to small facilities contributes to biodiversi ...
Species name (Species name)
... Bock 1992) and nest density (Pylypec 1991) of vesper sparrows also increased in areas where prescribed burning or wildfire has reduced grass cover height and density; explanations by the authors for the observed effects were increased food availability (i.e., forb seeds) and changes to vegetation ...
... Bock 1992) and nest density (Pylypec 1991) of vesper sparrows also increased in areas where prescribed burning or wildfire has reduced grass cover height and density; explanations by the authors for the observed effects were increased food availability (i.e., forb seeds) and changes to vegetation ...
Wildlife crossing
Wildlife crossings are structures that allow animals to cross human-made barriers safely. Wildlife crossings may include: underpass tunnels, viaducts, and overpasses (mainly for large or herd-type animals); amphibian tunnels; fish ladders; tunnels and culverts (for small mammals such as otters, hedgehogs, and badgers); green roofs (for butterflies and birds).Wildlife crossings are a practice in habitat conservation, allowing connections or reconnections between habitats, combating habitat fragmentation. They also assist in avoiding collisions between vehicles and animals, which in addition to killing or injuring wildlife may cause injury to humans and property damage.Similar structures can be used for domesticated animals, such as cattle creeps.