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Transactions of the 48th North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference

    Held March 19 to 24, 1983 in Kansas City, Missouri
    Contents

    Improving Resource Management

    Formal Opening, Daniel A. Poole
    Old Style Conservation-Once Again into the Breach?, Henry L. Diamond
    Retention of Federal (Public) Lands, The Honorable Ed Hersch/er
    Historical Perspectives on Water Management Policies and Procedures, Henry P. Caulfield, Jr.
    Current Initiatives in Water Management Policies and Procedures, Robert K. Dawson
    Approaches for Resolving Mid-America's Farmland Problems, Charles T. McLaughlin

    Conservation Information and Education: A Basic Constituent Service

    Aldo Leopold's Challenge to Educators, Susan L. Flader
    Obtaining Constituent Feedback: Implications for Conservation Programs, Daniel J. Witter and Steven L. Sheriff
    Using National News Media in Wildlife Conservation Information, Alan Levitt, Inez Connor, Megan Durham, and David Klinger
    Publicizing Conservation Needs, Ron Way
    Role of Federal Wildlife Information Offices, John Mattoon
    A Practical and Professional Approach to Conservation Reporting, Joel M. Vance
    A Professional Approach to Conservation Education, Al Palladino
    The Changing Face of Conservation Information, James F. Keefe
    Interpreting the Wild World, John E. Wylie
    When Learning Becomes Fun, Cheryl K. Riley

    Conservation Challenges and Innovative Responses

    Wildlife and Fish Management in the Forest Service: A Goal Oriented Approach, Robert D. Nelson, Hugh Black Jr., Robert E. Radtke, and John Mumma
    Recreation Impacts: A Synthesis of Ecological and Social Research, Jerry J. Vaske, Alan R. Graefe, and Fred R. Kuss
    Michigan's Land Leasing Program for Public Hunting, Donald F. Holecek
    Status of Wild Horse and Burro Management on Public Rangelands, Frederic H. Wagner
    Managing Central Hardwood Forests: Partnership and Model Approaches, Raymond D. Evans
    How the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is Meeting the Challenge of a Reduced Federal Budget, F. Eugene Hester
    State Fish and Wildlife Agency Responses to Funding Challenges, Clifton J. Whitehead
    Public Financing of Fish and Wildlife Conservation: The California Experience, William C. Unkel
    Wyoming's Wildlife Trust Fund, Thomas J. Wolf

    Environmental Contaminants and Wildlife

    Effects on Wildlife from Use of Endrin in Washington State Orchards, Lawrence J. Blus, Charles J. Henny, T. Earl Kaiser, and Robert A. Grove
    Impacts of Forest Herbicides on Wildlife: Toxicity and Habitat Alteration, Michael L. Morrison and E. Charles Mes/ow
    Organochlorine Pesticides and PCB's: A Continuing Problem for the 1980s, W. James Fleming, Donald R. Clark, Jr., and Charles J. Henny
    Assessing Hazards of Organophosphate Pesticides to Wildlife, Christian E. Grue, W. James Fleming, Daniel G. Busby, and Elwood F. Hill
    A Physiological Model For Bioeffects Monitoring, B. R. Hollebone and D. B. Peakall
    Bald Eagles and Waterfowl: The Lead Shot Connection, Oliver H. Pattee and Steven K. Hennes
    Why is Environmental Contaminant Research Done by Wildlife Management Agencies?, Russell J. Hall

    Migratory Bird Management: New Developments

    Estimating Autumn-Spring Waterfowl Nonhunting Mortality in North Missouri, Dale D. Humburg, David Graber, Steve Sheriff, and Terry Miller
    Simulating Results of Management Actions on Mallard Production, Lewis M. Cowardin, Douglas H. Johnson, Anthony M. Frank, and Albert T. Klett
    New Dimensions in Ducks Unlimited's Waterfowl Programs, Dale E. Whitesell
    Waterfowl Management Plans: A United States Perspective and Implementation Plans, Robert A. Jantzen
    Waterfowl Management Plans: A Canadian Perspective and Implementation Plans, B. Tetreault
    Provincial View of Waterfowl Management Plans, Ross MacLennan
    Waterfowl Management Plans: Views of the International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies, Ted L. Clark
    The Need for New Initiatives in Wetlands Management, Kenneth E. Brynaert
    Response to Canadian and United States Discussion of Waterfowl Management Plans, John D. Newsom

    Monitoring Fish and Wildlife Populations: State of the Art

    Monitoring Wildlife and Fish: Mandates and Their Implications, Hall Salwasser, Carole K. Hamilton, William B. Krohn, James F. Lipscomb, and Carl H. Thomas
    Monitoring Regional Wildlife and Fish Habitats and Populations For National Assessments and Appraisals, Thomas W. Hoekstra, David E. Chalk, Clifford L. Hawkes, Stephen A. Miller
    Monitoring Wildlife Habitat and Validation of Wildlife-Habitat Relationships Models, Bruce G. Marcot, Martin G. Raphael, and Kristin H. Berry
    Monitoring Large Animal Populations: The Colorado Experience, R. Bruce Gill, Len H. Carpenter, and David C. Bowden
    Fisheries Monitoring and Management in Freshwater Lakes, Reservoirs, and Ponds, William W. Taylor and Darrell L. King
    Sampling and Estimating Fish Populations From Streams, John S. Van Deventer and William S. Platts
    An Integrated System For Monitoring Wildlife on the Sierra National Forest, Jared Verner
    Habitat Suitability Indices For Monitoring Wildlife Populations-An Evaluation, Charles A. Cole and Robert L. Smith
    Monitoring the Population Status of American Woodcock, John Tautin, Paul H. Geissler, Robert E. Munro, and Richard S. Pospahala

    Emerging Nonfederal Initiatives in Resource Management

    Introduction, Christopher K. Leman
    State Wildlife Revenue Sources and Commitments, Alabama, Missouri and Washington, Sam Spencer, Edwin H. Glaser, and Larry Lennox
    Provincial Wildlife Revenue Sources and Commitments, David J. Neave and Richard C. Goulden
    Using Nonprofit Organizations to Manage Public Lands, Steven L. Yaffee
    Public-Private Partnerships For Land Conservation, Philip C. Metzger
    Wildlife Research by Private Conservation Organizations: Contributions and Opportunities, S. Douglas Miller, Thomas M. Franklin, and Daniel L. Leedy
    State-Supported Habitat Management and Commercial Hunting on Private Lands in the United States, James G. Teer, George V. Burger, and Charles Y. Deknatel
    Economic Incentives as a Conservation Strategy for Nongame and Endangered Species of Wildlife, Robert J. Smith, Jon Goldstein and R. K. Davis
    Toward the Progress of Wildlife Conservation in North America, Richard D. Taber
    Comments on Emerging Nonfederal Initiatives in Resource Management, Jack H. Berryman

    Water and Wetlands: Policies, Planning, and Management

    Potential Developments in Fish and Wildlife Habitat Policies, G. Ray Arnett
    Important Indian Water Rights Cases of 1982-1983, Hank Meshorer
    Instream Flow Recognition and Protection under Arkansas Water Law, Stephen Winters

    Natural Area Selection and Management

    State Natural Area Programs, John E. Schwegman
    Private Natural Area Programs: An Overview, Lawrence Cantera
    Natural Area Selection and Management: U.S. Forest Service Programs, Russell M. Burns
    Successes and Problems in State Natural Areas Programs, Carol J. Pustmueller
    Successes and Problems in Trying to Preserve Natural Diversity, Phillip M. Hoose
    Implementing the RNA Program in the Intermountain Region, U SDA Forest Service, R. Duane Lloyd
    A National Perspective on Natural Area Programs: Major Problems and Suggested Solutions, Hugh J. Harwell
    Alaska's Ecological Reserves Program: Approaches, Successes, and Problems, Glen Patrick Juday
    Cooperative Federal-State Natural Area Identification and Management on Federal Lands, John A. Bacone
    Recreational Management For Newly Established Natural Areas, Kerry Joel Dawson
    Preservation of the Tallgrass Prairie: Opportunities for Action, Dlfight R. Platt
    Published annually since 1915, the Transactions of the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference provide a unique and informative record of the direction and momentum of professional natural resource management. Tracking current research and management emphases and the perspectives and approaches to meeting the challenges to sustaining and conserving North America's wildlife and their habitats, the Transactions is a valuable reference for all who deal with the complexities and intricacies of natural resource issues, policies and programs.

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