Justification for the continued use of wildlife water developments for the management of bighorn sheep populations in the southwest United States

Gunn J. 2000. Justification for the continued use of wildlife water developments for the management of bighorn sheep populations in the southwest United States. Southwest Natural Resource Management Consultants (SWNRMC). Mesa, AZ

This report was prepared for the Arizona Desert Bighorn Sheep Society and describes a number of case histories in which desert bighorn depend on water sources to complete their life cycle and maintain thriving populations. It argues that management decisions of resident, non-threatened wildlife that are impacted by man should be within the rightful jurisdiction of the state. The document concludes with a number of management recommendations.

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Gunn, John
Date of Issue
2000-11-27
Publisher
Southwest Natural Resource Management Consultants (SWNRMC)
Units
JOTR
Keywords
Arizona desert bighorn sheep society (ADBSS), artificial water sources, Artiodactyla (Even-Toed Ungulates), Bovidae (Bovids), conservation measures, Mammalia (Mammals), Natural Resource Management, Ovis canadensis (Bighorn Sheep), Population

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