Extension Wildlife & Fisheries Specialists Conferences
Triennial National Wildlife and Fisheries Extension Specialists Conference: 11th (2006)
October 14-18, 2006
Big Sky, Montana, United States
Proceedings Editor: Robert M. Timm - University of California
Assistant Editors: Craig A. Harper, University of Tennessee, Billy J. Higginbotham, Texas A&M University, and James A. Parkhurst, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
James E. Knight, Conference Chairperson
Hosted by Montana State University Extension
Sponsors: United States Fish and Wildlife Service, National Conservation Training Center and Wildlife Damage Management Working Group; and The Wildlife Society
2006
First-Stop Planning and Communication for LandHelp, Delwin E. Benson
One Way to Handle a Split Appointment, Peter T. Bromley
The Value of Teamwork, Jim Byford
eXtension: A New Opportunity for On-Line, Issue-Based Programming, Paul D. Curtis, Robert H. Schmidt, Greg K. Yarrow, Raj Smith, and Stephen Vantassel
Realizing the Potential of Family Forests: Tools to Facilitate Habitat Conservation, Drue DeBerry and Julie H. Moore
Growing Quality Stewardship for Natural Resources in Tennessee, Aubrey L. Deck and Craig Harper
Bringing Extension into the Classroom, Christopher DePerno and Christopher E. Moorman
Extension: A Modern Day Pony Express?, David Drake and Ben West
Extension’s Role in Endangered Species Management, R. Dwayne Elmore
Qualifying Native Warm-Season Grasses and Early Succession Habitat, Craig A. Harper and Christopher E. Moorman
Bass Management Symposia: Managing Ponds and Lakes for Better Fishing, Billy Higginbotham, Michael Masser, and Peter Wood
With One Stroke of the Pen: How Can Wildlife Extension Specialists Involve Developers and Policy-Makers in Wildlife Conservation?, Mark Hostetler
Extension Wildlife Programs: Thoughts and Ideas, Jeffrey J. Jackson
Protecting and Enhancing River and Stream Continuity, Scott Jackson
Take Action! The Past, Present, and Future of Sage-Grouse Conservation in Utah, Sarah G. Lupis, Terry A. Messmer, Todd A. Black, S. Nicole Frey, Dean Mitchell, and Joan Degiorgio
The Florida Master Naturalist Program: Creating, Implementing, and Evaluating a Successful Statewide Conservation Education Program, Martin B. Main
A Web-Based Outreach Tool for Aquatic Vegetation Management, Michael P. Masser
An Internet Survey of Private Pond Owners and Managers in Texas, Michael P. Masser and April E. Schonrock
Sage-Grouse Restoration Project: Evaluating the Effects of the Farm Bill Conservation Practices on Sage-Grouse, Terry A. Messmer
The “We Know, We Believe, and We Feel” Approach to Implementing Projects under the Farm Bill to Benefit Sage-Grouse, Terry A. Messmer
USDA-Extension Wildlife and Fisheries Educational Programs 1978-2000, James E. Miller
USDA-Extension Wildlife and Fisheries Educational Programs 1978-2000, James E. Miller
Saving the World One Native Plant at a Time, Christopher E. Moorman and Christopher S. DePerno
Breaking Through the Food Plot Mentality, Christopher E. Moorman, Craig A. Harper, and Christopher DePerno
Best Management Practices for Aquatic Vegetation Management in Lakes, Joseph E. Morris and Richard D. Clayton
The Above-Ground Movement and Dispersal of the Plains Pocket Gopher (Geomys bursarius), Craig Panich
The Center for Human-Wildlife Conflict Resolution at Virginia Tech: A Model of Future Use, James A. Parkhurst
Approaches for Delivering Integrated Forestry and Wildlife Extension Programs: The Missouri Woodland Steward Short Course and Missouri Master Wildlifer Program, Robert A. Pierce II and H. E. Stelzer
Integrating Northern Bobwhite and Grassland Bird Habitat Enhancement Practices on University of Missouri Agriculture Experiment Stations: An Educational Model That Puts Knowledge into Action through Use of Demonstrations, Tim Reinbott, Robert A. Pierce II, Bill White, Brad Jacobs, and Nadia Navarrete-Tindall
An Extension Program Helping Private Landowners Develop Natural Resource Enterprises in Mississippi, A. T. Rohnke, W. D. Jones, K. M. Jacobs, and T. A. Tullos
Panel Discussion: The Future of Natural Resources Extension, Gary San Julian Moderator
Extension Wildlife and Fisheries Take-A-Ways, Ross "Skip" Shelton
Cooperative is the Cornerstone of Extension Education, Don Steinbach
An Introduction to the Revised Southern Region 4-H Wildlife Projects, Renee Strnad and Chris Moorman
Coyotes Nipping At Our Heels: A New Suburban Dilemma, Robert M. Timm
Managing Kentucky Fee Fishing Operations, Forrest Wynne