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2007

Twelfth Wildlife Damage Management Conference

A REVIEW OF SUCCESSFUL URBAN COYOTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTED TO PREVENT OR REDUCE ATTACKS ON HUMANS AND PETS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Rex O. Baker

IMPACTS OF URBAN COYOTES ON PEOPLE AND PETS IN NEW YORK STATE, Louis T. Berchielli

MANAGEMENT OF URBAN COYOTES AND ATTACKS IN GREEN VALLEY, PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA, Christopher D. Carrillo, Jim Schmidt, David Bergman, and Gabriel Paz

SUBURBAN COYOTE MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH NEEDS: A NORTHEAST PERSPECTIVE, Paul D. Curtis, Daniel A. Bogan, and Gordon Batcheller

THE URBAN COYOTE CONTROL PROGRAM, Robert J. Erickson

ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF URBAN COYOTE ON PEOPLE AND PETS IN AUSTIN, TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS, Randy O. Farrar

ECOLOGY OF COYOTES IN URBAN LANDSCAPES, Stanley D. Gehrt

URBAN COYOTES: SOME SUMMARY THOUGHTS, Jeffrey S. Green

SUITABLE AND EFFECTIVE COYOTE CONTROL TOOLS FOR THE URBAN/SUBURBAN SETTING, Alan A. Huot and David L. Bergman

CONTROLLING COYOTES IN AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT – EFFECTIVE EVALUATION OF REQUESTS BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR CONTROL SERVICES, Tim J. Julien

COYOTE SYMPOSIUM SUMMARY – FROM THE PRIVATE INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE, Tim J. Julien

THE CURRENT REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT OF URBAN COYOTE CONTROL - A PRIVATE WCO PERSPECTIVE, Claude Oleyar

OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES OF SOLVING URBAN COYOTE PROBLEMS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Dennis L. Orthmeyer, Terrance A. Cox, John W. Turman, and Joe R. Bennett

RESPONSE TO COYOTE PREDATION ON PETS, Dorinda Pulliam

COMPLEXITIES OF URBAN COYOTE MANAGEMENT: REACHING THE UNREACHABLE, TEACHING THE UNTEACHABLE, AND TOUCHING THE UNTOUCHABLE, Robert H. Schmidt

BAD DOGS: WHY DO COYOTES AND OTHER CANIDS BECOME UNRULY?, Robert H. Schmidt and Robert M. Timm

A BROAD PERSPECTIVE ON CURRENT AND FUTURE RESEARCH ON URBAN COYOTES, John A. Shivik and Kathleen A. Fagerstone

MY EXPERIENCE: SETTING UP AN URBAN CAMPAIGN OR TRAPPING PROJECT FOR URBAN COYOTE MANAGEMENT, Dairen Simpson

URBAN COYOTES: A STATES’ PERSPECTIVE, Scott Smith

CoyoteBytes.org: A NEW EDUCATIONAL WEB SITE, Robert M. Timm

A HISTORY OF URBAN COYOTE PROBLEMS, Robert M. Timm and Rex O. Baker

MISSING CATS, STRAY COYOTES: ONE CITIZEN’S PERSPECTIVE, Judith C. Webster

THE CO-EXISTING WITH COYOTES PROGRAM IN VANCOUVER, B.C., Robyn E. Worcester and Robert Boelens

2000

Conference Participants

Exhibitor List

The Ninth Wildlife Damage Management Conference: Proceedings Frontmatter & Contents

GIS use in oral rabies vaccine programs, Patricia R. Bright, Elizabeth Schmidt, Francois Elvinger, Michelle M. Weisbarth, R. F. Bulley, and Cynthia L. Mills

Efforts to enhance stakeholder communications in North Carolina's wildlife damage control agent system, Peter T. Bromley and Carl W. Betsill

The use of border collies in avian and wildlife control programs, Nicholas B. Carter

Bada Bang, Bada Boom: Dispersal of fall migrating cormorants to protect sportfish on Oneida Lake, New York, Richard B. Chipman, Milo Richmond, Justin T. Gansowski, Ken J. Preusser, Douglas L. Stang, Jeremy Coleman, and Dennis Slate

What are the research needs and skills of the future?, Richard D. Curnow

Capsaicin-treated seed as a squirrel deterrent at birdfeeders, Paul D. Curtis, Elizabeth D. Rowland, Gwen B. Curtis, and Joseph A. Dunn

History and future of wildlife damage management conference, Daniel J. Decker

Den site selection and movement patterns of female raccoons following removal and exclusion from residences, Anthony J. DeNicola and Michael A. O'Donnell

A private lands approach to controlling New Jersey's deer population, David Drake

Special resident Canada goose hunting seasons in Pennsylvania - management implications for controlling resident Canada geese, John P. Dunn and Kevin J. Jacobs

Overabundant deer: Better management through research, Dwayne R. Etter, Timothy R. Van Deelen, Daniel R. Ludwig, Karmen M. Hollis, James E. Chelsvig, and Richard E. Warner

Wildlife damage in the suburbs: Conflicts in a human-wildlife landscape, Rebecca Field

Comprehensive management of commensal bats, Stephen C. Frantz and Brian R. Laniewicz

Conditioning and habituation of white-tailed deer to two common deterrents, George R. Gallagher, Jennifer L. Peacock, Elizabeth P. Garner, and Robert H. Prince

Evaluation of moderate and low-powered lasers for dispersing double-crested cormorants from their night roosts, James F. Glahn, Greg Ellis, Paul Fioranelli, and Brian S. Dorr

Urban crow roosts - a nationwide phenomenon?, W. Paul Gorenzel, Terrell P. Salmon, Gary D. Simmons, Bob Barkhouse, and Mark P. Quisenberry

Resolving conflicts with Canada geese: an animal welfare perspective, John Hadidian, Michele Childs, Nancy Perry, and Patricia Lane

Community bat management, Jerry D. Hassinger, Calvin M. Butchkoski, and Harold S. Korber

Radio-telemetry and geographical information systems to assess urban deer zoonoses, Karmen M. Hollis, Christopher L. Anchor, James E. Chelsvig, Dwayne R. Etter, J. P. Dubey, Richard E. Warner, and Laura L. Hungerford

Effectiveness of Anise as a coyote lure, Coren P. Jagnow and Russ Mason

Landowners' perceptions of white-tailed deer damage to crops in Tennessee, Dawn L. Johnson, J. Mark Fly, and Lisa Muller

Comparison of standard and modified soft catch® traps for capturing coyotes, bobcats, and raccoons, Jan F. Kamler, Chad Richardson, and Philip S. Gipson

Behavioral observations and physiological implications for white-tailed deer treated with two different immunocontraceptives, Gary J. Killian and Lowell A. Miller

Effects of intense deer herbivory on the herbaceous understory at Trillium Trail, Tiffany Knight, Susan Kalisz, Lisa Smith, and JoAnn Davis

Communicating about suburban deer management: Tailoring the message to the stakeholders, T. Bruce Lauber and Barbara A. Knuth

What will the disease issues of the future be?, Robert G. McLean

Perceptions of white-tailed deer abundance and management among hunters and landowners in Illinois, Craig A. Miller and Paul Shelton

Closing - conference summary, James E. Miller

Turkey damage survey: A wildlife success story becoming another wildlife damage problem, James E. Miller, Brain C. Tefft, Robert E. Eriksen, and Mike Gregonis

Seven years of white-tailed deer immunocontraceptive research at Penn State University: A comparison of two vaccines , Lowell A. Miller and Gary J. Killian

Porcine Zona Pellucida vaccine (ZonaCon) as an immunocontraceptive in deer, Lowell A. Miller, Gary J. Killian, and Paul D. Curtis

Survey of factors affecting the success of Clemson beaver pond levelers installed in Mississippi by Wildlife Services, Dale L. Nolte, Seth R. Swafford, and Charles A. Sloan

Variation of white-tailed deer home ranges in fragmented urban habitats around Chicago, Illinois, Brian P. Piccolo, Karmen M. Hollis, Richard E. Warner, Timothy R. Van Deelen, Dwayne R. Etter, and Chris Anchor

Field evaluation of a visual barrier to discourage gull nesting, Patricia A. Pochop, John L. Cummings, and Richard M. Engeman

Is translocation effective for reducing raptor strikes?, Laurence M. Schafer

Aversive and disruptive stimulus applications for managing predation, John A. Shivik and Daniel J. Martin

Evaluating Norway rat response to attractant and repellant odors to improve rodenticide baiting effectiveness, Stephen A. Shumake and A. A. Hakim

Empowering local communities to co-manage deer, William F. Siemer, Daniel J. Decker, and Lisa C. Chase

The Islip Deer Initiative: a strategy for stakeholder involvement in deer management, William F. Siemer, Daniel J. Decker, Mark D. Lowery, and James E. Shanahan

Coding spreadsheets for intervention decisions in wildlife damage management, Ray T. Sterner and H. Nicole Lorimer

A comparison of grass covers and meadow vole populations in North Carolina, William T. Sullivan and John G. Vandenbergh

Suburban goose management: insights from New York state, Bryan L. Swift

Bird damage to tropical fruit in south Florida, Eric A. Tillman, Annamaria Van Doom, and Michael L. Avery

A history of wildlife damage management: twelve lessons for today, Robert M. Timm

Evaluations of nicarbazin-treated pellets for reducing the laying and viability of Canada goose eggs, Kurt C. VerCauteren, Michael J. Pipas, and Kenneth L. Tope

Rejex-it® bird repellents - mode of action, Peter F. Vogt

Double-crested cormorant satellite telemetry: preliminary insight, Scott J. Werner, D. Tommy King, and David E. Wooten

Spatial movements in response to baiting female white-tailed deer, Scott C. Williams and Anthony J. DeNicola

Investigations of methods to reduce damage by voles, Gary W. Witmer, A. A. Hakim, and Brian W. Moser