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National Wildlife Research Center (NWRC)

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Enhancing Deer Awareness
of Approaching Vehicles

Research on Wildlife Disease
Reducing the spread and transmission of diseases from wildlife
to humans and domestic animals; monitoring wildlife for
pathogens; providing risk assessments.

Research on Invasive Species
Developing methods and strategies for managing
established and potential invasive species damage
to agricultural crops, natural resources, and human health and safety.

Research on Predation
Examining ecology, behavior, and management of
predators in relation to livestock, game animals,
and threatened and endangered species.

Research on Populations and Reproductive Control
Developing and testing fertility-control agents for reducing
populations of overabundant animals,ageing birds,
estimating bird population sizes and movements,
and numbers of birds affected by avicide use.

Research on Damage Management Economics
Developing new techniques to measure the effectiveness
of wildlife damage management activities and determine
related benefits and costs.

Research on Aquaculture, Forests, and Crop Protection
Developing methods to minimize impacts of fish-eating birds
on southeastern aquaculture; blackbirds on sunflowers, rice
and feedlots; and wildlife on forest resources.

Research on Chemistry-based Tools
Developing analytical methodologies for the quantitative
analysis of drugs, repellents, pesticides, and other active
ingredients in a variety of matrices.

Research on Aviation Safety
Reducing risks of wildlife strikes to civil aviation.

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Last Modified: August 10, 2009