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  • 72nd Conference Special Sessions announced and prospective presenters invited

    The steering committee of the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference announces the Special Session program for the 72nd North American, which will be held next March, in Portland, Oregon. Below are the session topics and abstracts, along...
  • Thinking Like a Manager—A new WMI book

    The Wildlife Management Institute is very pleased to announce the release of its latest book—Thinking Like a Manager: Reflections on Wildlife Management, by John Organ, Dan Decker, Len Carpenter, Bill Siemer and Shawn Riley.The 120-page book, with origi...
  • A louder, clearer come-back call for bobwhites

    Implementation of the Northern Bobwhite Conservation Initiative (NBCI) continues to accelerate on numerous fronts, reports the Wildlife Management Institute.The NBCI coordinator position has been extended and funded for another three years. The position s...
  • Nominations open for WMI's Touchstone and Presidents awards

    Nominations may be submitted now for the Wildlife Management Institute's 2007 Touchstone and Presidents awards.These awards recognize exceptional professional creativity, ingenuity and tenacity in developing programs that have advanced sound resource mana...
  • Mapping the Platte River management plan

    After nearly 10 years of discussion, debate and negotiation, the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for the Platte River has been released by the Bureau of Reclamation. According to the Wildlife Management Institute, the FEIS reveals future manag...
  • New publication reports on effectiveness of Farm Bill conservation programs

    The Wildlife Management Institute has released Regional Wildlife Habitat Needs Assessment for the 2007 Farm Bill: A Summary of Successes and Needs of Farm Bill Conservation Programs. This 24-page booklet was produced to assist in the development of propos...
  • Recovering black-footed ferrets may get the shaft

    It appears that even the endangered black-footed ferret will feel the impacts of accelerated energy developments on public land, reports the Wildlife Management Institute....
  • Worth reading

    You will really like this one if you qualify as a hunter/gatherer, possess a sense of adventure, don't have a fear of gherkins, and aren't inclined to form some sort of reverse Stockholm Syndrome attachment to captive pigeons prior to their conversion to ...
  • WMI value substantially increased by a Ruble

    Pat Ruble, for 21 years the Executive Administrator for the Wildlife Management and Research Section of the Ohio Division of Wildlife, will join the Wildlife Management Institute in July, as the Institute's Midwest Field Representative....