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An assessment of the urban wildlife problem

Author: Fitzwater, W.D.
Date: 1989
Periodical: In: Ninth Great Plains Wildlife Damage Control Conference; 1989 April 18-20; Fort Collins, CO
Abstract: Basic urban wildlife problems include: proper identification of species, shift from agrarian to urban society, different interpretations of humaneness, compassion for individual rather than a population as a whole, and public ignorance of urban pest management. Positive values are esthetics and environmental education opportunities. Negative values are disease transmission, life/injury-threatening situations, damage to buildings/other property, water structures/quality, petty annoyances, and indirect economics.


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