Sentences with phrase «wildlife managers»

Understanding this connectivity will help wildlife managers to maintain the corridors needed for healthy bear populations.

Federal wildlife managers are investigating the deaths of two endangered Mexican gray wolves.

This is why wildlife managers have different rules regarding season length and take limits.

It also puts wildlife managers on high alert that area bats may be in peril.

That's a difference wildlife managers should take into account when brown bears are spotted close to humans, he adds.

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Results from these studies will be used to develop disease surveillance and control strategies, thereby, improving the ability of wildlife managers, biologists and veterinarians to predict and inhibit disease outbreaks in wild cat communities before they can cause serious population declines.

However, measuring this slowing in nature can require years» worth of data — a luxury that many fishery and wildlife managers don't have.

These indirect effects should be considered when wildlife managers are establishing hunting quotas and policies, the scientists say.

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.

Florida's ban on importing invasive lionfish, the first of its kind in the nation, goes into effect on Friday as wildlife managers look for a way to control the spread of the barbed, red - and - white striped fish.

The findings may influence the way wildlife managers look after small populations, says Hogg, whose team reported its findings online 28 February in Proceedings of the Royal Society: B. Managers often like to keep animals away from other populations to minimize the spread of disease, he says, but the study shows «it makes sense to manage with both disease and genetics in mind.»

Recommendations for rewilding To prevent the habituation that puts both coyotes and humans at risk, wildlife managers offer some recommendations: Do not leave garbage cans outside, and keep pet food — and pets — indoors at night.

I trust local wildlife managers to manage wolves and wildlife better than judges, lawyers & lobbyists in DC.

Federal and state wildlife managers of grizzly bears in the Yellowstone National Park area recommended on Wednesday that U.S.

A silver lining in the cloud may be this tiny tern's adaptability; the model shows some potential expansion into new regions of climatically favorable conditions, and active intervention by wildlife managers may permit the species to colonize new sites.

In a rare spot of good environmental news wildlife managers now tentatively believe that crisis may have been forestalled, thanks to a voluntary catch restriction.

His paper suggests that wildlife managers consider reintroducing the jack rabbits into the two parks.

Her findings, published in the Journal of Animal Ecology on June 5, could help wildlife managers target their efforts to prevent outbreaks and potentially help public health officials prevent disease in human populations as well.

That means that wildlife managers need to start thinking now about new ways to reduce human - bird conflicts in urban areas, says Madhusudan Katti, an ecologist at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, who was not involved in the study.

The researchers hope their warning signal can help fishery and wildlife managers act in time to save stressed populations.

At the time, wildlife managers worried that if there were too many elephants in a fenced reserve, like the famed Kruger National Park, the behemoths would ultimately destroy the habitat, eating or trampling all the vegetation and uprooting the trees.

Early findings showed that at least one of the tigers was infected with a member of the morbillivirus family of viruses, but conclusive answers had evaded scientists and wildlife managers until now.

Ravens, carrion birds often popularly depicted as omens of death or misfortune, will be killed by baiting them with poisoned chicken eggs, shooting them and destroying a number of their eggs and nests, Idaho wildlife managers said.

Although there's little that scientists and wildlife managers working in Gorongosa can do to eliminate the threats that any one bird might face outside the protections of the park, the information they gather can be used to inform international agreements around the availability of toxins and other hazards.

A senior federal wildlife manager dismisses the criticism.

«We set out to study two groups — bird watchers and hunters — and didn't anticipate the importance of those who do both, and wildlife managers probably didn't either,» said Dr. Caren Cooper, the study's lead author, now at North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.

Post-release monitoring has been a valuable tool for gauging their success and planning future conservation efforts, and they hope that more wildlife managers will consider incorporating this into their plans when seeking funding for translocation projects.

A new study from The Condor: Ornithological Applications demonstrates how close monitoring of the animals being released into a new area is helping wildlife managers gauge the success of their effort to save the Ridgway's Hawk of Hispaniola.

U.S. wildlife managers re-introduced wolves to the wilds of the Northern Rockies in the mid-1990s over objections from the cattle industry and sportsmen, and their numbers ultimately exceeded recovery goals set by the federal government.

Because of the elephants» endangered status and Sri Lankan sociocultural sensitivities, wildlife managers prefer to relocate problem animals, rather than kill them, Fernando says.

In that year, wildlife managers hoping to nurse the NBR's bighorn population back to health transplanted 12 sheep from Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada.

To help it recover, wildlife managers first removed non-native fish from greenback habitat.

One wildlife manager suggests the only effective way to get rid of loosestrife is to take a blowtorch to its roots.

Despite its name, pseudo-rabies, also called «the mad itch,» is not related to rabies and does not infect humans, but to wild canines, including coyotes and foxes, the disease is fatal, so wildlife managers want to ensure that they eliminate as many hogs as possible.

With a goal to manage outbreaks of disease among wild animals in the Smokies as well as other natural areas, the Feral Swine / Pseudo-rabies Working Group at the National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis (NIMBioS) on the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, campus was initiated through a collaborative effort of mathematical and biological researchers at several academic institutions and wildlife managers at the park.

The Wildlife Science Center offers hands - on training to field professionals, animal control officers, veterinary technician students, zoo professionals wildlife managers and students in wildlife / veterinary related backgrounds.

Researchers at the Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine in the United Kingdom will conduct a three - year disease surveillance program to help wildlife managers develop a response plan to manage the threat of fungal diseases in Madagascar's amphibians.

The Texas justice system can not allow self - appointed wildlife managers to take these sorts of actions.

Fifty years ago, when wildlife managers and aquatic biologists were eager to tinker with nature, Asian carp looked like a great fit for American waters.

The Wildlife Society, the largest professional organization of wildlife managers and scientists, encourages the humane eradication of feral cats.

At a few sites, local wildlife managers have succeeded in winning over commanders of nearby bases, who have agreed to reduce the number of flights over reserves.

The work might allow wildlife managers to prioritize the tributaries that they ought to check for carp.

The judge supported federal wildlife managers» underlying determination that wolves were no longer in danger of extinction in Wyoming but ruled that the animal be returned to protected federal status while proper state management plans are devised.

«We hope that this study and similar ones will help wildlife managers and government agencies to anticipate where conservation measures to protect the region's unique primates, such as the mountain and Grauer's gorillas, birds, reptiles, and other unique species will be most effective,» said Sam Ayebare of WCS Uganda and lead author of the paper.

First, when the wildlife managers speak of surplus animals they mean those animals that will die whether or not they are trapped.

Let the wildlife managers do their job.