Held March 8 to 10 1965 in Washington, D. C.
Contents
PART I - GENERAL SESSIONS
PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY FOR RESOURCE POLICY
FORMAL OPENING, C. R. Gutermuth
REMARKS OF THE CHAIRMAN, Ernest Brooks
FIRST THINGS FIRST, Ira N. Gabrielson
RESOURCES OF PEOPLE, Thomas H. Kuchel
SIGNIFICANCE OF EFFECTIVE RESOURCE USE, Ford T. Shepherd
RESOURCES OF GOVERNMENT, Hubert H. Humphrey
REMARKS OF THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR AT THE ANNUAL BANQUET, MARCH 9
TODAY'S OPPORTUNITIES - TOMORROW'S NEEDS
RESOURCES AND MAN'S FUTURE, E. A. Cote
RESEARCH AND EDUCATION FOR TOMORROW'S NEEDS, Ernest J. Nesius
NEW CONCEPTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING, Edward G. Pleva
CONSERVATION FOR CITY AND COUNTY, Charles H. W. Foster
PART II - TECHNICAL SESSIONS
INLAND, COASTAL AND MARINE RESOURCES
REMARKS OF THE CHAIRMAN, W. Mason Lawrence
RADIOISOTOPE TECHNIQUES IN FISHERY RESEARCH, T. R. Rice
PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS IN STREAM PRESERVATION, Harold E. Alexander
FIFTY-SEVEN SPECIES OF FISH IN OIL-REFINERY WASTE BIO-ASSAY, William H. Irwin
COORDINATED SANDHILL CRANE STUDY IN THE CENTRAL FLYWAY, Raymond J. Buller and Erwin L. Beeker
POND CULTURE OF OYSTERS-PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE, William N. Shaw
DIFFERENTIAL VULNERABILITY OF MALE AND FEMALE CANVASBACKS TO HUNTING, David P. Olson
BROWSE PREFERENCES OF PRONGHORN ANTELOPE IN SOUTHWESTERN UTAH, Arthur D. Smith, Donald M. Beale, and Dean D. Doell
DISEASE, NUTRITION AND CONTROL
A SERIOLOGICAL STUDY OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES OF WILD POPULATIONS IN SOUTH TEXAS, R. S. Cook, D. 0. Trainer, W. C. Glazener and B. D. Nassif
CEREBROSPINAL NEMATODIASIS (PNEUMOSTRONGYLUS TENUIS) IN NORTH AMERICAN CERVIDS, Roy C. Anderson
KOREAN HEMORRHAGIC FEVER, John E. Scanlon
SARCOSPORIDIOSIS IN DUCKS IN LOUISIANA, Robert H. Chabreck
HOST-PARASITE INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN RODENT BOT FLY INFECTIONS, E. P. Catts
AN APPROACH TO THE PATHOGENESIS OF VIRAL HEMORRHAGIC DISEASE OF DEER, J. G. Debbie, H. C. Rowsell, L. H. Karstad and J. Ditchfield
THE USE OF EXPLORATORY SURGERY TO MEASURE PRODUCTIVITY IN A POPULATION OF MAMMALS, Lowell Adams
WATERFOWL RESOURCES
WATERFOWL MANAGEMENT IN CANADA, David A. Munro
WATERFOWL RESEARCH - ACCOMPLISHMENTS, NEEDS, OBJECTIVES, H. Albert Hochbaum
WATERFOWL SPECIES MANAGEMENT: PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS, Walter F. Crissey
WATERFOWL HABITAT UNDER U. S. AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS, D. A. Williams
PRIVATE CLUBS AND THE WATERFOWL RESOURCE, Walter T. Shannon
WATERFOWL CONSERVATION IN MEXICO, Rodolfo Hernandez Corzo
WATERFOWL HABITAT PRESERVATION, John S. Gottschalk
FOREST AND RANGE RESOURCES
DEER NUTRITION RESEARCH IN RANGE MANAGEMENT, Donald R. Dietz
BRUSH MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES FOR IMPROVED FORAGE VALUES IN SOUTH TEXAS, Thadis W. Box and Jeff Powell
DEER-BROWSE PRODUCTION AND TIMBER-STAND IMPROVEMENT IN NORTHERN HARDWOODS, James S. Jordan, Donald Hagar and William M. Stiteler, Jr.
WILDLIFE IN A MULTIPLE USE PROGRAM, Frank W. Stanton
RESPONSE.OF KAIBAB MULE DEER TO RESEEDED FOREST AND MEADOW, Charles R. Hungerford
FEEDING COACTIONS BETWEEN SNOWSHOE HARES AND WHITE-TAILED DEER IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN, Theodore A. Bookhout
BREEDING DENSITY, REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS, AND MORTALITY OF ROCK PTARMIGAN AT EAGLE CREEK, CENTRAL ALASKA, Robert B. Weeden
FIELD AND FARM RESOURCES
AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF ARTIFICIAL NEST BOXES ON A GRAY SQUIRREL POPULATION, F. S. Barkalow, Jr., and R. F. Soots, Jr.
PROBLEMS OF MULTIFLORA ROSE SPREAD AND CONTROL, Robert F. Scott
ASPECTS OF ANIMAL MOVEMENT AND HOME RANGE DATA OBTAINED BY TELEMETRY, John R. Tester and Donald B. Siniff
METHODS FOR ESTIMATING MICROTINE ABUNDANCE, Don W. Hayne and Daniel Q. Thompson
THE RELATION OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOR TO WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, A. W. Stokes and D. F. Balph
REGULATION OF PHEASANT DENSITY THROUGH NEST ABANDONMENT IN SOUTH-CENTRAL NEBRASKA, Raymond L. Linder and C. Philip Agee
MORAL, ETHICAL, AND FISCAL ASPECTS OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, Justin W. Leonard
CONSERVATION INFORMATION AND EDUCATION
REMARKS OF THE CHAIRMAN, Keith G. Hay
THE ROLE OF NEWSPAPERS IN PROJECTING CONSERVATION THOUGHT, Edward J. Meeman
BROADENING THE BASE OF CITIZEN SUPPORT FOR CONSERVATION, Frank Gregg
OVERCOMING PUBLIC APATHY IN FINANCING OUTDOOR RECREATION, Henry Ray King
CONSERVATION AND THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING INDUSTRY, Jay McMullen
CONSERVATION, A USEFUL ADVERTISING TOOL, Thomas G. Watson
NATURAL AREAS AS SCHOOL CONSERVATION EDUCATION AIDS, John W. Brainerd
TO EACH HIS OWN - TAILORING INFORMATION PROGRAMS TO FIT THE AUDIENCE, Dick H. Schaffer
A NEW CONSERVATION FOR AN URBAN AMERICA - An Appraisal of the 30th North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference, Maurice K. Goddard
CLOSING REMARKS, C. R. Gutermuth
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