Wildlife Habitat and Damage Management EducationMajor Program

1273

Total Hours

Contributed.

16096

Contacts

with Local Stakeholders.

208

Hours

of Multistate Efforts.

52

Total Number

of Volunteers Engaged.

Program Indicators

Number of people who increased knowledge of wildlife habitat, management, or damage identification or control

 105131

Number of people who implemented a practice(s) relating to wildlife habitat, management or damage

 1203

Number of acres impacted by practices relating to wildlife habitat, management or damage 

 19072

Number of people who increased their knowledge of invasive species

 106400

Number of people who believe native wildlife has a value and purpose

 1694

Number of people who attended a wildlife program

 104976

Reports

Stories Behind the Numbers

  • Hunt Your Food

    about 5 years ago by Kevin Perkins

    The Fourth Annual Hunt Your Food program was a great success again. Numbers were greater than what we had hoped for the entire program was well received. The collaboration of this agent and my 4-H cou... Read More

  • Wildlife Habitat Improvement Program

    about 5 years ago by Adam Huber

    Allen County has very a diverse terrain that allows wildlife to thrive. The woodlands and water habitats such as Barren River Lake result in a large number of hunters and fisherman in the area. Accord... Read More

  • Regional Wildlife Management

    about 5 years ago by Gary Hamilton

    To address the growing public interest in wildlife habitat and damage management, the Montgomery, Menifee and Bath County ANR Agents planned and conducted a Regional Wildlife Management program. 67 hu... Read More

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