Training for Wildlife Management
McCabe RA. 1954. Training for Wildlife Management. The Journal of Wildlife Management. 18(2):145-149
Urges a definition of wildlife management as 'the scientific manipulation of land, plants and/or animals in the best interests of the entire biota.' He implies 1) that land also includes all water resources, 2) 'animals' includes man without infringement on his personal liberties, and 3) that on occasion the best management may mean complete abstinence from manipulation. The paper urges good education, thinking skills and a doing attitude.
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- McCabe, Robert
- Units
- MACA
- Keywords
- Environmental Education, Management, Natural Resource Management, Resource Management, Staff, Wildlife Management