Conference held in Anaheim, California
March 4 & 5, 1964



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1964

Second Vertebrate Pest Control Conference: Contents, Schedule, and Participants

ANTIFERTILITY AGENTS IN VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL, Donald S. Balser

CLOSING REMARKS: Second Vertebrate Pest Control Conference, Maynard W. Cummings

METHODS OF CONTROLLING BLACKBIRD DAMAGE TO FIELD CORN IN SOUTH DAKOTA, John W. De Grazio

ROOF RAT POPULATIONS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, Dean H. Ecke

STARLINGS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, H. Nelson Elliott

SOUND IN VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL, Hubert Frings

BATS: THEIR PUBLIC HEALTH IMPORTANCE AND CONTROL WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TRINIDAD, Arthur M. Greenhall

THE ROLE OF INDUSTRY IN DEVELOPING NEW MATERIALS FOR VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL, G. Hermann and W. M. Zeck

THE CONTROL OF VERTEBRATE PROBLEM ANIMALS IN THE PROVINCE OF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA, Douglas Hey

ANIMAL CONTROL IN NEW ZEALAND, Walter E. Howard

DISEASES DERIVED FROM WILDLIFE, Harald Norlin Johnson M.D.

RABBIT CONTROL, Warren V. Johnson

OPENING REMARKS, James W. Koehler

FOREST ANIMAL DAMAGE CONTROL, Nelson B. Kverno

THE EVOLUTION OF PLAGUE CONTROL IN CALIFORNIA, Keith F. Murray

HIGHLIGHTS OF BIRD CONTROL RESEARCH IN ENGLAND, FRANCE, HOLLAND, AND GERMANY, John L. Seubert

STARLINGS IN CALIFORNIA, Charles C. Siebe

HAWAIIAN SUGAR CANE RAT CONTROL METHODS AND PROBLEMS, William R. Smythe

THE ROLE OF PEST CONTROL OPERATORS IN VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL, Philip J. Spear

TESTING AND REGISTRATION OF NEW CONTROL MATERIALS, Donald A. Spencer

PEST CONTROL METHODS AND PEOPLE, John E. Swift

ANIMAL POPULATION ECOLOGY AND CONTROL FUNDAMENTALS, Kenneth E. F. Watt

OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS TO PEST CONTROL OPERATORS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PESTICIDES, Irma West M.D.

BAIT MIXING EQUIPMENT USED IN VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL, Percy F. Wright