North Dakota Wildlife Extension Program: Enhancing Wildlife on Private Land

摘要

In an attempt to help resolve the conflicts and address the duck production issues, the Fish and Wildlife Service initiated a pilot program titled the NORTH DAKOTA WILDLIFE EXTENSION PROGRAM in 1987. The program was designed to provide financial incentives to landowners who implemented waterfowl production strategies on their property, to provide technical assistance to landowners who desired to improve the land stewardship of their property, and to provide a broad public educational program on wildlife and its habitat requirements. The document reports the accomplishments of the program from January 1, 1987, through October 1, 1989.