Animal Damage Control Program
final environmental impact statement
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Contributions
- United States. Forest Service - Contributor
- United States. Bureau of Land Management - Contributor
Publication
1994 - United States Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Washington, D.C, District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
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Page Count
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Identifiers
- Internet Archiveanimaldamagecont00unit_1
- Internet Archiveanimaldamagecont00unit
- Internet Archiveanimaldamagecont00unit_0
- OCLC Control Number30863963
- Open LibraryOL26467498M
Alternate Titles
- Animal Damage Control Program
- Record of decision
Description
USDA conducts an animal damage control program that employs an integrated pest management approach to prevent or reduce wildlife damage to agriculture, natural resources, facilities and structures, and for the safeguarding of public health and safety. This programmatic EIS examines 13 alternatives...the analyses focus on the wildlife species affected, losses associated with wildlife damage, societal values or attitudes, and impacts on biological, economical, and physical aspects of the human environments. The Current Program Alternative, which uses an integrated pest management (IPM) approach to address wildlife damage problems, is the preferred alternative.
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