Resources by Peter T. Bromley
Title | Available As | Summary | Date | ID | Author |
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Feeding Wild Birds | To the responsible person, the decision to feed wild birds is not a casual one. The dedicated bird feeder buys hundreds of pounds of feed each winter and at least a bird book and binoculars to identify and study the birds. Additionally, several times each week the food needs to be replenished, which over several months and years amounts to a substantial investment of time. Such a commitment carries with it the expectation of attracting a handsome, interesting variety of birds. Furthermore, most of us want to get the most for our time and money. |
May 1, 2009 | 420-006 | ||
Supplemental Income from Wildlife on Your Land | More and more farmers and ranchers are considering hunting as a new source of income. Urban and suburban sprawl is wiping out historic wildlife habitats, and rural areas surrounding cities typically are posted against hunting or trespassing. |
May 1, 2009 | 420-095 | ||
A Landowner's Guide to Wildlife Abundance through Forestry | Your woodlands offer the promise of immediate and
long-term benefits. Managed forests produce yields of
timber and wildlife. |
May 1, 2009 | 420-138 | ||
Management of Wood Ducks on Private Lands and Waters | Of the many wildlife management practices the private landowner can do, few are as rewarding as those which favor wood ducks. Wood ducks and a multitude of other wildlife species respond readily to managed wetlands. |
May 1, 2009 | 420-802 |