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39 PoPulation ManageMent Case studies Using input from our wildlife population control management surveys provided by the airport operators, the key points and lessons learned were summarized and consolidated from the application of direct and indirect wildlife population control techniques as part of an integrated approach. Special thanks go to the following airports and personnel for their survey input.
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40 "Please provide any additional comments from your wildlife population management experiences that may assist others with their wildlife population management planning and implementation." Take an Integrated Approach to Wildlife Management Be aware of and understand the consequences of all federal, state, and local regulations before initiating wildlife population management. Identify potential wildlife attractants not only on the airfield but surrounding the airfield as well, and work to mitigate hazards as needed.
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41 Importance of Public Support and Communication Press releases may be issued before starting sensitive projects, such as goose roundups, to inform the community on what was happening and why. Because the city and mayor were involved and supportive, public sentiment and approval was increased.
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42 patterns, population trends of various hazardous wildlife species, as well as aiding in wildlife management decisions and efforts. All indirect and direct wildlife control activities are recorded and entered into an electronic database.
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