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The idea for this effort was founded in the belief that there was a need to begin constructive dialogue between traditional wildlife managers and nongame proponents. We firmly believe that communication between the two groups is critically important if we are to succeed in our efforts on behalf of wildlife, whether it be game or nongame.

This endeavor was made possible through a grant from the Nongame Migratory Bird Program, Region 6, US Fish and Wildlife Service, along with additional financial assistance from the North Dakota Nongame Wildlife Program.

Berkey, Gordon, Richard Crawford, Steven Galipeau, Douglas H. Johnson, 
     David Lambeth, and Randy Kreil.  1993.  A review of wildlife management
     practices in North Dakota.  Unpublished Report Submitted to U.S. Fish 
     and Wildlife Service, Region 6, Denver CO.  51pp.

Berkey, Gordon, Richard Crawford, Steven Galipeau, Douglas H. Johnson, 
     David Lambeth, and Randy Kreil.  1993.  A review of wildlife management
     practices in North Dakota.  Unpublished Report Submitted to U.S. Fish 
     and Wildlife Service, Region 6, Denver CO.  Jamestown, ND: Northern 
     Prairie Wildlife Research Center Online.
     http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/wildlife/wildmgmt/index.htm
     (Version 16JUL97).

Contents

• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• Background, Perspective, and Scope
• Non-Management: The Alternative
• Review of Individual Management Practice Effects
• Species of Special Concern
• Recommendations and Research Needs
• Review Team Biographies

wildmgmt.zip (48K) -- A Review of Wildlife Management Practices in North Dakota. Note: All of the information in this Word Perfect file can be found using the table of contents above.