Deer Management Issue_Evolution in National Park Service Units in the Northeastern U.S.: Preliminary Insights from Natural Resource Managers
Leong K. 2004. Deer Management Issue_Evolution in National Park Service Units in the Northeastern U.S.: Preliminary Insights from Natural Resource Managers
The Biological Resource Management Division of the National Park Service and the Human Dimensions Research Unit at Cornell University are collaborating to study human dimensions of white tailed deer management in NPS units in the northeastern U.S. By using deer as a model to examine the integration of biological and human dimensions of deer management, this project seeks to improve NPS ability to respond to wildlife management needs of park units in general. This report focuses on the first phase of research related to the project, which consisted of semi-structured informal interviews with natural resource managers throughout the Northeast and National Capitol Regions of the NPS.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Leong, Kristen
- Date of Issue
- 2004-10
- Units
- FIIS
- Keywords
- Cornell University, White-tailed deer, wildlife management