3.6 WILDLIFE
... White-tailed deer, mule deer, and pronghorn are the principal big game animals that occur along the proposed Project route. White-tailed deer and mule deer are highly adaptable and inhabit a variety of habitats, including cropland, grasslands, shrublands, and woodlands. White-tailed deer may also be ...
... White-tailed deer, mule deer, and pronghorn are the principal big game animals that occur along the proposed Project route. White-tailed deer and mule deer are highly adaptable and inhabit a variety of habitats, including cropland, grasslands, shrublands, and woodlands. White-tailed deer may also be ...
Appendix S1. Characteristics of ungulate carcasses.
... and 310 that died during spring or summer. We did not distinguish the two species of deer (mule and white-tailed) on which wolves fed, although few white-tailed deer are present within our study area. For many of the smaller carcasses detected during spring and summer (n = 67), we were unable to ide ...
... and 310 that died during spring or summer. We did not distinguish the two species of deer (mule and white-tailed) on which wolves fed, although few white-tailed deer are present within our study area. For many of the smaller carcasses detected during spring and summer (n = 67), we were unable to ide ...
Larson Overview of the Marin County Livestock Protection Program
... offending animals • “privatizing predator control could increase use of lethal devices…(which) could result in indiscriminate taking of nontarget animals...” or in “…the likelihood that unskilled citizens will resort to home remedies that could adversely affect the animals, environment, and non-targ ...
... offending animals • “privatizing predator control could increase use of lethal devices…(which) could result in indiscriminate taking of nontarget animals...” or in “…the likelihood that unskilled citizens will resort to home remedies that could adversely affect the animals, environment, and non-targ ...
FactSheet_Two_Killers_final_04-01-10
... death. Sodium cyanide is an alkaline and thus irritating and corrosive to body tissues. M-44s are primarily used to kill coyotes. However, any animal that is attracted to the bait may be lured and killed. As a result, many animals killed by M-44s are non-target species such as foxes, bears, deer, ev ...
... death. Sodium cyanide is an alkaline and thus irritating and corrosive to body tissues. M-44s are primarily used to kill coyotes. However, any animal that is attracted to the bait may be lured and killed. As a result, many animals killed by M-44s are non-target species such as foxes, bears, deer, ev ...
Cats and Wildlife - how you can protect both
... a year according to an Australia-wide survey. • In Australia, cats are listed as a potential threat to the survival of at least 58 native species that are considered at risk of extinction (under the EPBC Act 1999). • Research shows cats with bells on their collars still catch wildlife. • Cats ar ...
... a year according to an Australia-wide survey. • In Australia, cats are listed as a potential threat to the survival of at least 58 native species that are considered at risk of extinction (under the EPBC Act 1999). • Research shows cats with bells on their collars still catch wildlife. • Cats ar ...
Soysambu Conservancy
... elevation is 1,670 m above sea level; the surrounding landscape is characterized by dramatic rocky faults, volcanic outcrops and cones. The catchment of the lake are found on Eburru mountain range, Bahati, Mau and Aberdare forest which form a very important water catchment area for the lake groundw ...
... elevation is 1,670 m above sea level; the surrounding landscape is characterized by dramatic rocky faults, volcanic outcrops and cones. The catchment of the lake are found on Eburru mountain range, Bahati, Mau and Aberdare forest which form a very important water catchment area for the lake groundw ...
Outline for the next 2 weeks Habitat loss, degradation and
... Primates are hunted - “bush meat” Hunting extends several km in from edges Hunting major cause of extirpation from small patches ...
... Primates are hunted - “bush meat” Hunting extends several km in from edges Hunting major cause of extirpation from small patches ...
Analysis of DMR by Dr. Brad Bergstrom
... Conservation (p. 20 of the July 2014 Recommendations) that fenced exclosures around areas occupied by these plants be established, along with equivalent controls, and that baseline plus annual surveys be undertaken to determine if there is a deer-browse effect on these species. This recommendation s ...
... Conservation (p. 20 of the July 2014 Recommendations) that fenced exclosures around areas occupied by these plants be established, along with equivalent controls, and that baseline plus annual surveys be undertaken to determine if there is a deer-browse effect on these species. This recommendation s ...
Environment and Natural Resources, GNWT
... containing some of the materials disposed of in the landfill, pp. 161). However, a reference should be included in this section to reports containing detailed information on the types and quantities of material being stored here and recycling efforts. As indicated within the Hydrocarbon Impacted Mat ...
... containing some of the materials disposed of in the landfill, pp. 161). However, a reference should be included in this section to reports containing detailed information on the types and quantities of material being stored here and recycling efforts. As indicated within the Hydrocarbon Impacted Mat ...
New England Cottontail
... twigs. Unlike eastern cottontail, New England cottontail will eat conifer needles (Chapman 1990). Fecal pellets are reingested, providing reabsorption of vitamin B and other nutrients. Microorganisms in the gut extract nutrients from pellets. This rabbit does not burrow, but uses holes dug by other ...
... twigs. Unlike eastern cottontail, New England cottontail will eat conifer needles (Chapman 1990). Fecal pellets are reingested, providing reabsorption of vitamin B and other nutrients. Microorganisms in the gut extract nutrients from pellets. This rabbit does not burrow, but uses holes dug by other ...
Title pages, table of contents, abstract
... (www.restoreKa`ena.org). The vast majority of the public was supportive despite the vigorous objections of a few individuals. Multiple federal, state and county permits were required. In total 12 permits were applied for and obtained over a four-year period. Two years were lost as a result of multip ...
... (www.restoreKa`ena.org). The vast majority of the public was supportive despite the vigorous objections of a few individuals. Multiple federal, state and county permits were required. In total 12 permits were applied for and obtained over a four-year period. Two years were lost as a result of multip ...
2016 Education and Training Opportunities
... PA; J. Joshua Nowak, Wildlife Biology, University of Montana, Missoula, MT; Beth Ross, South Carolina Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, Clemson, SC ...
... PA; J. Joshua Nowak, Wildlife Biology, University of Montana, Missoula, MT; Beth Ross, South Carolina Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, Clemson, SC ...
John E. Davis, Jr. “JD” - Metropolitan State University of Denver
... Teaching Assistant for Geography 1216 Our Dynamic Earth I, University of Denver Lab instructor for two sections of this undergraduate geography course Class size averaged 24 -Covered one lecture for the instructor, lecturing to all 98 students on Hurricane Hazards, Mitigation and Exacerbation ...
... Teaching Assistant for Geography 1216 Our Dynamic Earth I, University of Denver Lab instructor for two sections of this undergraduate geography course Class size averaged 24 -Covered one lecture for the instructor, lecturing to all 98 students on Hurricane Hazards, Mitigation and Exacerbation ...
IOSR Journal of Environmental Science, Toxicology and Food Technology (IOSR-JESTFT)
... Geographic isolation: The chimpanzees, gorillas and drills which inhabit the eastern Nigeria and western Cameroon border region are geographically isolated from all other populations and represent the most north western populations of their geographic ranges. The Afi sanctuary’s populations are equa ...
... Geographic isolation: The chimpanzees, gorillas and drills which inhabit the eastern Nigeria and western Cameroon border region are geographically isolated from all other populations and represent the most north western populations of their geographic ranges. The Afi sanctuary’s populations are equa ...
Save the Costal Habitat of the Endangered Little Devil Why is Little
... National Parks Visite and Macaya in Haiti and seashore Lomo de Toro (“Bull’s Shoulder”) near Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic. This is the only ‘’native” natural site for this bird since it feeds by picking food items such as squid from the ocean surface. ...
... National Parks Visite and Macaya in Haiti and seashore Lomo de Toro (“Bull’s Shoulder”) near Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic. This is the only ‘’native” natural site for this bird since it feeds by picking food items such as squid from the ocean surface. ...
southern curlews workshop
... alarming rate throughout the British Isles, and the species has recently been added to the Red List, having already vanished as a breeding bird from large parts of the lowlands. Changes in farming practices, predation and human disturbance are the most commonly highlighted factors. This workshop wil ...
... alarming rate throughout the British Isles, and the species has recently been added to the Red List, having already vanished as a breeding bird from large parts of the lowlands. Changes in farming practices, predation and human disturbance are the most commonly highlighted factors. This workshop wil ...
Rahilly-Gravelly Rangeland Health Assessment
... The habitat provided within the allotment is crucial to wintering deer. in that it adjoins with winter range on the forest to the west and to BLM-administered winter range to the north and south. It provides habitat connectivity, as well as a spatial distribution of lower elevation range that is cri ...
... The habitat provided within the allotment is crucial to wintering deer. in that it adjoins with winter range on the forest to the west and to BLM-administered winter range to the north and south. It provides habitat connectivity, as well as a spatial distribution of lower elevation range that is cri ...
wildlife matters - Australian Wildlife Conservancy
... gecko) and the Black-backed Yellow-lined Ctenotus. The Blackstriped Wallaby was also recorded, which is significant because this is near the northern edge of its range. The first Osprey to be seen on Mt Zero-Taravale was observed fishing in the drying pools of Deception Creek. At both Deception Cree ...
... gecko) and the Black-backed Yellow-lined Ctenotus. The Blackstriped Wallaby was also recorded, which is significant because this is near the northern edge of its range. The first Osprey to be seen on Mt Zero-Taravale was observed fishing in the drying pools of Deception Creek. At both Deception Cree ...
Urban Areas
... More and larger fledglings (food and low predation) More recruits into population Higher fitness ...
... More and larger fledglings (food and low predation) More recruits into population Higher fitness ...
Wildlife C.pub
... coat of arms represents the British Monarchy. Underneath the lion are four oak trees, chosen because the red oak is our provincial tree. The oak tree represents the country of Canada and the small oaks represent each of the three counties of Prince Edward Island. The slogan is written in Latin but t ...
... coat of arms represents the British Monarchy. Underneath the lion are four oak trees, chosen because the red oak is our provincial tree. The oak tree represents the country of Canada and the small oaks represent each of the three counties of Prince Edward Island. The slogan is written in Latin but t ...
Global Amphibian Declines: What Have We Done? Outline
... Chemical Pollution of Water • Pesticides and herbicides – Break down slowly, gather in sediment, bioaccumulate in amphibians – Herbicide Roundup killed 98% of tadpoles within ...
... Chemical Pollution of Water • Pesticides and herbicides – Break down slowly, gather in sediment, bioaccumulate in amphibians – Herbicide Roundup killed 98% of tadpoles within ...
2016 Indianapolis Prize Nominees
... animal conservation and endeavors to sustain the planet’s wild things and wild places. Recognized as the world’s leading award in animal conservation, the biennial Prize shines a spotlight on the victorious men and women who are solidifying the future for millions of people and animals. These inspir ...
... animal conservation and endeavors to sustain the planet’s wild things and wild places. Recognized as the world’s leading award in animal conservation, the biennial Prize shines a spotlight on the victorious men and women who are solidifying the future for millions of people and animals. These inspir ...
Chapter 9: Species and Habitat Wildlife
... management activities are limited to those that promote late-successional conditions or prevent catastrophic disturbances (e.g., wildfire, insect outbreaks) that would threaten the viability of forest plant and animal species and communities. The structural complexity and rich diversity of plants an ...
... management activities are limited to those that promote late-successional conditions or prevent catastrophic disturbances (e.g., wildfire, insect outbreaks) that would threaten the viability of forest plant and animal species and communities. The structural complexity and rich diversity of plants an ...
V C F
... mortality rate at the dams, and swimming speed (as a function of current speed) is in their effects on downstream survival of smolts, especially those from the upper tributaries. This type of analysis, using simulated flow data, enhances our understanding of the inherent interaction between travel s ...
... mortality rate at the dams, and swimming speed (as a function of current speed) is in their effects on downstream survival of smolts, especially those from the upper tributaries. This type of analysis, using simulated flow data, enhances our understanding of the inherent interaction between travel s ...
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.