Review of Canid Management in Australia for the Protection of Livestock and Wildlife — Potential Application to Coyote Management

Review of Canid Management in Australia for the Protection of Livestock and Wildlife â•fl Potential Application to Coyote Management

Suitability determining in protected area for wildlife (Case study: Geno protected area)

Introduction: Rangelands constitute almost 52 percent of the country area computed as 164 million ha. The extent of rangelands has been estimated 84 million ha in Iran and they have been classified as good, moderate to poor and poor to very poor ones ranged as almost 10, 42 and 48 percent, respectively. One of the fundamental problems concerning land uses of rangelands is that Rangeland are not...

ANP Application in Evaluating Ecological Capability of Range Management (Case Study: Badreh Region, Ilam Province)

Rangelands are important for plant productivity, livestock production, wildlife,conservation of soil and water resources, and etc. One of the main problem of rangeland isthat has not been used based on its potential that leads to more degradation of rangelands.The purpose of this study was to evaluate the range management capability of Badrehregion in Ilam province, Iran, using ANP (Analytic Ne...

Development of the Virginia Cooperative Coyote Control Program to Protect Livestock

The Virginia Cooperative Coyote Control Program was created in 1990 to address increasing livestock losses to coyotes and the inability of producers to solve such problems themselves. The eastern coyote arrived in Virginia in the late 1970s or early 1980s. Lobbying efforts of agricultural groups, such as the Virginia Sheep Federation, helped create a cost-share program administered by the Virgi...

Evaluation of Gazella subgutturosa Habitat and Presentation of its Utility Model at Mouteh Wildlife Refuge

Introduction: effective management and protection of wildlife populations depends on human understanding of the relationship between wildlife populations and habitats. The destruction and fragmentation of habitats reduces the living area of local communities, limits them to small habitats, and isolates wildlife populations, leading to increased intra-reproductions, reduced genetic diversity, an...