Fertility Control for Wildlife, David P Cowan and Lyn A Hinds, WR35/06

Fertility Control for Wildlife

Wildlife Research
Special Issue Volume 35 Number 6

Edited by:
David P Cowan
Lyn A Hinds

110 pages
Publisher: CSIRO PUBLISHING

Paperback - 2008
Code: WR35/06 - AU $ 75.00

Achieving effective, humane and environmentally sensitive management of over-abundant wildlife is of increasing concern to conservation biologists, wildlife managers, policy makers and the general public. Using fertility control to reduce productivity has long been recognised as a potentially attractive approach. This special issue brings together a collection of papers on a range of fertility control tools, up-to-date delivery methods, and regulatory issues, as well as more theoretical papers on simulation models and practical examples in wildlife management.

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