Held March 4 to 6 1963 in Detroit, Michigan

Contents

PART I - GENERAL SESSIONS - SINEWS OF SECURITY

FORMAL OPENING, C. R. Gutermuth

WELL-MANAGED FOREST RESOURCES, F. A. Harrison

LAND, PEOPLE, AND RESOURCES, Marion S. Monk, Jr.

THE JOB AHEAD, Ira N. Gabrielson

STUDY OF WILDLIFE PROBLEMS IN NATIONAL PARKS, A. Starker Leopold

GENERAL SESSION - CONSERVATION'S WORLD-WIDE CHALLENGE

CONSERVATION FOR WORLD PEACE, Orville L. Freeman

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE-NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES, Herbert J. Waters

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH EDUCATION, Stephen H. Spurr

PART II - TECHNICAL SESSIONS - WETLANDS AND INLAND WATER RESOURCES

INVENTORY OF WATERFOWL ENVIRONMENT OF PRAIRIE CANADA, John J. Lynch, Charles D. Evans, and V. C. Conover

FISHWAYS ON EASTERN RIVERS, Albert M. Day

WiLDLIFE IN THE SMALL WATERSHED PROGRAM, Warren H. Nord

IMPOUNDED TIDAL MARSHES IN DELAWARE, 1956-1962, E. P. Catts, F. H. Lesser, R. F. Darsie, Jr., O. Florshuts, E. E. Tindall

CANADA GOOSE FLOCKS IN THE NORTH CENTRAL STATES, Harvey K. Nelson

DEATHS OF WATERFOWL ON THE LOWER DETROIT RIVER-WINTER 1960, George S. Hunt and Archibald B. Cowan

HUNTING REGULATIONS IN MIGRATORY BIRD MANAGEMENT, Aelred D. Gies

DIS.EASE, NUTRITION, AND CONTROLS

HELM/NTH POPULATIONS OF THE CANVASBACK, G. W. Cornwell, and A. B. Cowan

LEPTOSPIROSIS IN ONTARIO CERVIDAE, John E. McGowan, Lars Karstadand N. A. Fish

COCCIDIOSIS-IN TWO WISCONSIN SCIURIDAE, Robert S. Dorney

EXPOSURE OF WILDLIFE WORKERS TO ZOONOTIC DISEASES, Wayne H. Thompson, Daniel O. Trainer, Virginia Allen and James B. Hale

TROPICAL CATTLE FEVER TICK CONTROVERSY, Charles M. Marshall, George A. Seaman, and Frank A. Hayes

PARASITES AND DISEASE OF BISON IN CANADA, N. S. Novakowski, J. G. Cousineau, G. B. Kolenosky

FIELD AND FARM RESOURCES

STATUS OF THE FOREIGN GAME INTRODUCTION PROGRAM, Gardiner Bump

RATING SOILS FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT, Philip F. Allan, Lloyd E. Garland and R. Franklin Dugan

AUTOMATION IN WILDLIFE PROGRAMS, Howard J. Stains

REVEGETATION AND MANAGEMENT OF CRITICAL SITES, Charles V. Riley

SOUTH DAKOTA PHEASANT POPULATIONS, Robert B. Dahlgren

WILD TURKEY INTRODUCTIONS IN NEBRASKA, Harvey Y. Suetsugu and Karl E. Menzel

SMALL WATERSHED PROJECTS AND WILDLIFE, Forrest V. Durand

COASTAL AND MARINE RESOURCES

MANAGEMENT AND STATUS OF MARINE MAMMALS IN ALASKA, James W. Brooks

PACIFIC COAST WHALING AND WHALE RESEARCH, Dale W. Rice

DISEASE IN MARINE POPULATIONS, Carl J. Sindermann

FISH-PASSAGE RESEARCH IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN, Gerald B. Collins

SAFEGUARDING THE "HIGH-YIELD" AREAS OF OUR COAST, Richard H. Pough

PAPER MILL POLLUTION IN PUGET SOUND, A. F. Bartsch

PESTICIDES-A NEW FACTOR IN COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS, Philip A. Butler

FOREST AND RANGE RESOURCES

AERIAL SURVEY RESULTS ON BROWN BEARS, Albert W. Erickson and Donald B. Siniff

INSECTICIDE RESIDUES IN GAME ANIMALS, Richard E. Pillmore and Robert B. Finley, Jr.

OBSERVATION OF AN ENCLOSED DEER HERD, David A. Arnold and Louis J. Verme

EFFECT OF NUTRITION ON WHITE-TAILED DEER FAWNS, Louis J. Verma

RADIO-TELEM:ENTRY TECHNIQUES FOR RUFFED GROUSE STUDIES, William H. Marshall and John J. Kupa

SAMPLE MEASUREMENT OF FOREST RECREATION USE, Charles T. Cushwa, Burd S. McGinnes

WILD UNGULATES ON EAST AFRICAN SAVANNA, Lee M. Talbot and Martha H. Talbot

CONSERVATION INFORMATION AND EDUCATION

CONSERVATION EDUCATION THROUGH IN-SERVICE TRAINING, Thurman H. T rasper

THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN CONSERVATION, Harold E. Alexander

THE NEED TO DEFINE CONSERVATION CONTROVERSIES, Dwight F. Rettie

EDUCATION FOR RESOURCE MANAGERS, Arnold W. Bolle

INFORMATION AND EDUCATION-BASE FOR CONSERVATION, Douglas E. Wade

THE NEED FOR HISTORIC PERSPECTIVE IN CONSERVATION, Charles H. Callison

STIMULATING COMMUNITY ACTION IN CONSERVATION, Hugh B. Masters

APPRAISAL OF CONFERENCE PROGRAM, Henry Clepper

CLOSE OF THE 28th CONFERENCE, C. R. Gutermuth

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