Sentences with phrase «local wildlife management»

Certified vet techs can find employment in fields ranging from urban or rural veterinary practices, to employment with federal, state or local wildlife management and research organizations.

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Alan McCormick Head of Deer Management at BASC said: «BASC is pleased that Defra has recognised that the local strategy for dealing with wild boar must be decided by those who will be most affected by their presence, the landowners, farmers, and wildlife managers in the areas concerned.

Local involvement in, and support for, wildlife research is particularly important in the event that isolated or threatened populations are identified, as resulting management decisions could directly impact their lives.

Establishment of conservation - security partnerships for protected areas and natural resource management (including NGOs, UN, other international entities) directly improving security for both local communities and wildlife

In northern Canada and Alaska, for instance, co-management practices integrate science, traditional knowledge and local needs into the management of wildlife stocks such as the beluga in the Beaufort Sea.

The Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) is a national non-profit organization with local branches focused on conserving the future of white - tailed deer, wildlife habitats, and the hunting heritage.

The project, which has provided educational resources, veterinary and grooming supplies, spay / neuter clinics for local animals and a wellness clinic for the community's horses, has engaged a wide range of HSUS staff, requiring expertise in animal handling, cruelty investigations, wildlife management and biology, community outreach, humane education and more.

Everyone's encouraged to participate: state governments, local government councils and animal management departments, shelters, rescue groups, breed organizations, breeders, pet shops and pet supply stores, wildlife organizations, veterinarians, and interested individuals.