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.  The planning committee is very exited to bring you this conference and hope you can join us. 

 

Announcements

    • Receive registration materials by email when they become available.
    • Posters - DUE DATE TBA


Conference Hosts

  • The Nature Conservancy
  • Department of Forestry & Natural Resources. Purdue University
  • School of Environment and Natural Resources, Ohio State University
  • Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center
  • Indiana chapter of The Wildlife Society
  • Indiana chapter of the Society of American Foresters
 
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