Emerging Issues in White-tailed Deer Management and Conservation
February 25-27, 2009
Holiday Inn Select, Lafayette Indiana

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White-tailed deer are a biologically, socially, and economically important wildlife species. Decisions we make today in how to manage deer affects all of us.  The purpose of this conference is to facilitate dialogue and new ideas related to the most critical issues in white-tailed deer management.  Leading researchers from across the country will present an in-depth look into emerging issues including urban deer management, human dimensions, population management, and more.   


Early Registration Deadline is January 26th!

Keynote Speaker - Gary Alt

Gary Alt worked as a wildlife research biologist for the Pennsylvania Game Commission for over 27 years: 22 running their black bear and 5 running their deer research and management programs.

During his tenure Gary was responsible for launching some of the largest field studies in the country on black bears and deer and made some of the most sweeping changes to bear and deer management in the history of Pennsylvania. QDMA Executive Director Brian Murphy called Gary, "one of the pivotal figures in the history of deer management."

Conference Organizers

  • The Nature Conservancy in Indiana
  • Department of Forestry & Natural Resources. Purdue University
  • School of Environment and Natural Resources, Ohio State University
  • Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center

Sponsors

  • Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation, Inc.
  • Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance

Cooperators

  • Indiana chapter of the Wildlife Society
  • Indiana chapter of the Society of American Foresters
 
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