California - Nevada Wildlife Society - Transactions
YEAR VOL. TITLE AUTHOR LEAD AUTHOR Second AUTHOR Third AUTHOR SUBJECT SUBJECT SUBJECT SUBJECT SUBJECT SUBJECT
1966 2 Your Society, Your Profession and You Evenden, Fred G.    Society information
1966 2 Deer-Range Research in Nevada Tueller Paul, T. Doughty, Larry Berg, Robert H. Mammals Deer (Odocoileus) Range Management Foraging Choices sample sample
1966 2 Parasitism in the Fishes of the Moapa River, Clark County, Nevada Wilson, Brian L. Deacon, James E. Bradley, Glen W. Fish Parasites on Fish Moapa River Nevada
1966 2 Killing the Goose with the Golden Egg or the Educated American with the Midas Touch Winton, J. Martin Birds Waterfowl Pacific flyway land use:  waterfowling, livestock grazing 1951 Central Valley Project
1966 2 Why Should I Join the Wildlife Society--How Would it Benefit Me? Severaid, J. Harold location to publish your wildlife research
1966 2 Deer Habitat Investigations on the Humboldt National Forest Gruell, George Mammals Deer (Odocoileus hemionus hemionus) range resources in Nevada
1966 2 Additional Studies of Anamolies of the Skull in Desert Bighorn Sheep Allred, Glen L. Baker, Lee R. Bradley, Glen W. Mammals Desert Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) 260 sheep skulls examined dental anomolies
1966 2 Field Studies Involving Some of the Effects of Parathion on the Agricultural Avifauna in Lovelock Nevada Salter, David Birds Pesticides Parathion Nevada spring of 1965
1966 2 A Preliminary Report on a Model for Range and Big Game Management McCullough, Dale R. Mammals Big Game Model to help regulate big game animals in relation to available forage Bitter brush (Purshia) stand date used Competition between deer (Odocoileus hemionus inyoensis) and Tule Elk (Cervus nannodes)
1966 2 Range Use by Deer at Hastings Reservation as Determined by Pellet Count White, Keith L. Mammals Deer Hastings Reservation Deer pellet circular plots were established on 4 different vegetation types
1966 2 Biological Survey of San Francisco Bay Aplin, J. A. Fish San Francisco Bay, California Study to determine distribution and relative abundance of fish and shellfish, define ecological zones, and determine food and its availability Harvest waters of oyster, clam, smelt, herring, shrimp, and sportsfish San Francisco Bay is 75% publicly owned and represents 8 counties
1966 2 The Tule White-Fronted Goose (Anser albifrons gambelli) in the Sacramento Valley, California Wilbur, Sanford R. Birds Tule White-fronted goose (Anser albifrons gambelli) winter distribution in the Sacramento Valley, CA endangered subspecies
1966 2 Fall-Winter Food of California Quail as Influenced by Weather Duncan, Don A. Shields, Paul W. Birds California Quail (Lophortyx californica) San Joaquin Experimental Range in lower foothill rangelands in Madera County, CA crops of 376 quail collected
1966 2 Wildlife Services--New Division of the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Miner, Joe E. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Division of Wildlife Services replaces the Division of Predator and Rodent Control Responsibilities include animal control, wildlife enhancement, and pesticide surveillance on federal lands
1966 2 Nevada's Experience with the Himalayan Snow Partridge Christensen, Glen C. Birds Himalayan Snow Partridge (Tetraogallus himalayensis) released as game birds in the Ruby Mountains of eastern Nevada
1966 2 Aspects of International Wildlife Miller, Richard Wildlife Management Foreign countries Foreign aid and/or professional assistance to countries in need of wildlife management
1966 2 The Sportsmen's Interest in Public Lands Young, Cliff Natural resources Public lands Need for inventory Law enforcement Sportsmen and women
1967 3 Exotic Big Game on Rancho Piedra Blanca Barrett, Reginald H. Mammals Exotic Big Game Northwestern San Luis Obiso County, CA Zebra (Equus burchellii), fallowdeer (Dama dama), sambar (Cervus unicolor), elk (Cervus canadensis nelsoni), thar (Hemitragus jemlaicus, and audad (Ammotragus lervia) escaped from zoo owned by William Randolph Hearst in 1953 Thar, sambar, audad, and elk are thrivin and are capable of causing range and crop damage
1967 3 Bugged Bunnies--Easier Said than Done Graves, Walter Charles Mammals Cottontail (Sylvilagus auduboni) Kern County, CA Radiotelemetry equipment used to determine daily, seasonal, and annual movement and home range requirements
1967 3 Sonic Tagging of Salmon on the San Joaquin River, 1965 Hallock, Richard J. Fish King Salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Sonic tags were used by the California Department of Fish and Game to study salmon migrations through the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta tags attached in front of dorsal fin and could be picked up by a receiver at least 3/4 of a mile
1967 3 Radio Telemetry - Key Tool in Porcupine Conrol - Methods Research Hoffer, Marvin C. Mammals Porcupine (Erethizon dorsatum) Northeastern California, northwest border of Lassen County Septermber 1964 to September 1966 Radio telemetry effective for monitoring movements
1967 3 Necropsy Finding in Desert Bighorn Sheep Engel, Ronald E., D.V.M., Ph.D Mammals Desert Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) Nevada Test Site environs radiation surveillance study by the U.S. Public Health Service Profect to investigate alleged damage to domestic animals from the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) activities Studies of spontaneous lesions
1967 3 Prospects and Problems in Hatching Exotic Game Bird Eggs Abbott, Ursula K. Birds Quail (Coturnix pectoralis) bobwhite (Colinus virginianus texanus), masked bobwhite (Colinus virginianus ridgwayi), partridge (Alectoris graeca) and (Tetraogallus himalayensis Pheasants (Phasianus colchicus), (Chrysolophus amherstiae), (Chrysolophus pictus), turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo), tinamou (Eudromia elegans), mallard ducks (Anas platyrhynchos, and penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) Use of avian species for domestication, release, or pilot animals for research studies
1967 3 Desert Bighorn and People in the Santa Rosa Mountains Blong, Bonnar Mammals Desert Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) Santa Rosa Mountains, CA Loss of habitat to urban development is greatest threat to desert bighorn sheep
1967 3 Communications in Wildlife Resource Planning Stokes, James D. Wildlife Resource Planning Problems Communication failure terminology gaps
1967 3 Communicating the Research Story Walker, Clyde M.` Wildlife Researchers Encourages researchers to write in the language of his audience
1967 3 The Biologist and Conservation Education Decker, Eugene Conservation Education in school Hunter education Teach the basic life history of the plant or animal Hunter Safety Program
1967 3 No Pisa, Please--Television as a Communication Device in Conservation Kovar, Glen A. Conservation Education Necessity for skilled gatherers and interpretersof information to convey accurate conservation information to a growing American public
1967 3 Better Conservation Communications Through Better Slide Talks Teague, Richard D. Conservation education Slide presentation techniques and supplies
1967 3 Wildlife Professionalism Whilesell, Dale E. Wildlife professional Advancement goals/administration obligation to profession
1967 3 Recent Literature and Theses on Wildlife  Yoakum, Jim Lists 12 publications pertaining to wildlife in California and Nevada
1968 4 Movements and Behavior of Alaskan Spruce Grouse During the Breeding Season Ellison, Laurence N. Birds Spruce Grouse (Canachites canadensis) Kenai Peninsula in Southcentral Alaska studies of territoriality among males Radio transmitters were used to obtain data on movement and behavior
1968 4 Wildlife Benefits From Resource Planning--The Land and Water Conservation Fund Program Reynolds, Temple A. Land and Water Conservation Fund Program Works with wildlife agencies to plan land and water used Discusses 1960's environmental legislation and practices
1968 4 The Sea Otter in California's Wildlife Ebert, Earl E. Mammals Southern Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris nereis) Slow population increase since receiving full Federal and State protection Resource conflict between abalone (Haliotis spp.), fishermen, and the sea otter
1968 4 Wild Turkey for the Future Smith, Walton A. Birds Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) trapping and transplanting
1968 4 Aggression in the Social Behavior of Roosevelt Elk Lieb, James Mammals Roosevelt Elk (Cervus canadensis rooseveltii) Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, CA Aggressive behavior expressed with in the limits of a dominance hierarchy
1968 4 Our Vanishing Estuaries Boughey, A.S. Estuaries Specialized plant flora Specialized invertebrates Resident and migrant birds
1968 4 The Impact of Management of Giant Sequoia Stands on Breeding Bird Populations Kilgore, Bruce M. Plants Giant Sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum) Birds Robins (Turdis migra torius) and Western Wood  Pewee (Contopus sordidulus) Two 20 acre plots were studied
1968 4 The Wildlife Resource in California's Future Jones, Robert L. Future of the California Wildlife Resource Plans to prevent extirpation of fish and wildlife Recreational use
1968 4 Water Resource Development and Use Teerink, John R. Water Resource Development and Use Plans to provide water to 1990 and beyond Water for agriculture, municipal, industrial, domestic, recreation, fish, and wildlife use
1968 4 Meeting Nevada's Resource Needs DeRicco, Elmo J. Resource needs of Nevada Nevada Department of Conservation  and Natural Resources Native sagehen and wild horses Conversion of Sagebrush land to grass land
1968 4 Equal Billing--Wildlife is a Project Purpose Dillard, John A. B., Brig. Gen. Army Corps of Engineers Plans to provide best use of water and related land resources
1968 4 Public Role in Resource Development Livermore, Norman B. Managing and developing California's Resources Coordination between resource users
1968 4 Private Interest in Resurce Management Hall, E. E. Pacific Gas & Electric Company is a private interest Outdoor recreation PG & E lakes and live streams are open to the public
1968 4 Public Lands--The Future for Development and Use Keil, Nolan F. Public Land Resource Development and Use Bureau of Land Management Public Land
1968 4 Wildlife on Private Land--A Look to the Future Long, Wayne Management of wildlife by the landowner treat wildlife like a crop supplemental income to landowner more land under wildlife management
1968 4 Present Concern with Rare and Endangered Species Miller, Richard Gordon Measures for protecting rare and endangered species Nature Conservancy Survival Service Commission 
1969 5 Deer Forage Palatability, Digestibility and Management Implications Longhurst, W. M. et al Mammal Deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Forage must be palatable and digestible Digestibility depends upon microbial growth Forage selection by olfaction, taste, and sight
1969 5 The Relationship of Sage Grouse to Upland Meadows in Nevada Savage, David E. Birds Sage Grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus) Meadow utilization by sage grouse vegetation descriptions
1969 5 Pesticides and Reproductive Failure in the Osprey MacCarter, Donald L. Koplin, James R. MacCarter, Douglas S. Birds Osprey (Pandion haliatus) Flathead Lake, Montana Measurement of reproductive success of ospreys DDT table
1969 5 The Crisis in Environmental Quality Dasmann, Raymond F. Environmental Quality Crisis Quality means environmental health, productivity, diversity, and space
1969 5 Remarks of Senator Alan Bible Bible, Alan Conserve and protect our environment Sustain the earth Outdoor environment used for leisure
1969 5 The Dos Rios Project Wilson, Richard Dos Rios Project Cavelo, CA Dos Rios Dam inundates Round Valley Storage capacity of 7.6 million acre feet
1969 5 The Production and Consumption of Wildlife O'Regan, William Difficulties associated with the production and consumption of public goods wildlife is a public good costs of optimum production level
1969 5 Explosives in Marsh Management Arend, Philip H. Marsh Management Use of explosives Blowing ditches and potholes in waterfowl marshes Use of Farmex ditching powder and explosive nitro-carbo-nitrate granules Step by step directions
1969 5 The Politics of Natural Resource Use Wood, Samuel E. Natural Resource Policies Policy and Program to control the size and direction of urban growth in California present policy of responsibility for land use is left to the cities and counties there is a failure to reserve enough space
1969 5 Bird Navigation Dillaway, Ron C. Birds Methods by which birds orientate themselves and navigate
1969 5 The SCS in Wildlife Management Whitaker, Eugene A. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service Fish and wildlife on farm and ranch lands are agricultural crops specialists in plant sciences and fish and wildlife biology
1969 5 Gun Legislation--A Threat to the Pittman-Robertson Program Lahr, Leslie E. Pittman-Robertson Program Gun registration laws Wildlife Restoration Act
1969 5 The Professional Biologist's Role in Conservation Conflict Reavley, William L Conservationists lack of political muscle
1969 5 Bettering Communications Between Sportsmen's Organizations and the Wildlife Society Smith, Vernon J. Lack of communication between the wildlife society and sportsmen's organizations California Wildlife Federation
1969 5 The Professional Biologist's Role in Conservation Conflict Riley, Tom Conservation Environmental politics Scientific professionalism
1969 5 Conservation of Fishes of the Death Valley System in California and Nevada Miller, Robert Rush Fish Killifishes (Cyprinodontidae), Devils Hole Pupfish (Cyprinodon diabolis), Pahrump Valley Poolfish (Empetrichthys latos)   Death Valley, CA and NV Sanctuary establishment
1970 6 Population Studies of Sea Otters in California Odemar, Melvyn W. Wilson, Kenneth C. Mammals Sea otter (Enhydra lutris) Monterey County to San Luis Obispo County Aerial and shoreline surveys
1970 6 New Developments in Botulism Clark, William E. Botulism Clostridium botulinum Type C Waterfowl deaths by botulism
1970 6 The Changing Ecology of East Africa Myers, Norman Mammals Animals of East Africa Wildlife territories in East Africa Kenya's Nairobi Park Uganda's Murchison Falls Park
1970 6 Pressures on Fisheries Resources Schneider, Phillip W. Fish Fisheries scientists do not make public policy Fisheries resources require a more vocal voice Citizen involvement is needed
1970 6 Bio-Politics of California's Anchovy Fishery Messersmith, James D. Fish Northern Anchovy (Engrau lis mordax) Controlled anchovy harvest suggested Commercial fishery vs. sport fishermen
1970 6 The Saltfish and Striped Marlin Fishery of the Eastern Pacific Ocean Talbot, Gerald B. Fish Striped Marlin (Makaira audax), Pacific sailfish (Istiophorus greyi) Japanese longline fishery centered off the tip of Baja California Decline in sports catch
1970 6 A Population of Wild Fallow Deer in Mendociao County, California Jurek, Ronald M. Mammal White Fallow Deer (Dama dama) North Coast Range in central Mendocino County Point of release was Ridgewood Ranch
1970 6 Some Aspects of Bait Fish Research in the Lower Colorado River Complex Espinosa, F. A. Jr. Fish Rearing of bait fishes in the desert Southwest Analysis of supply and demand for bait fishes Research on review and selection of bait fishes
1970 6 Management of Wild Hogs on Private Lands in California Barrett, Reginald H. Mammal Wild Hog (Sus scrofa) Important Big Game species in California Landowner vs. hunting public
1970 6 Observations on th Bald Eagle of the Alaska Peninsula Hehnke, Merlin Birds Bald Eagle (Haliaetus leucocephalus alasanus) Alaska Peninsula Observations of fishing activities
1970 6 Distribution and Abundance of the San Joaquin Kit Fox Laughrin, Lyndal Mammal San Joaquin Kit Fox (Vulpes macrotis mutica) San Joaquin, CA Delimited range Population decline
1970 6 Pesticides and Wildlife--The Efforts to Resolve a Dilemma Gusey, William F. Chemicals Pesticides DDT and other chlorinated hydrocarbons
1970 6 Modern Aspects of Predator Control  Allison, Malcolm N. Resource Management Predator Control Protection of livestock from predators Mammal Coyote
1970 6 Pressures on California's Coastal Resources Bissell, Harold Ocean resources Coastal resources State Coastal Zone Authorities COAP-A Comprehensive Ocean Area Plan
1970 6 Population and Water in California California State Water Plan Anti-ecological use of water Los Angeles use increase
1970 6 Competitive Use of Nevada's Range Forage by  Livestock and Big Game Tueller, Paul T. Mammals Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) Mule Deer and Cattle compete for vegetation
1970 6 The Effects of Brush Burning on Deer  Longhurst, W. M. Connolly, G. E. Mammals Deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Response to "spot" burns in Mendocino County Chaparral Management Programs
1970 6 What Lies Ahead in Wildlife Conservation Leopold, A. Starker Conservation Programs National leadership by the profession Ecology Preservation of the natural environment
1970 6 Politics and the Wildlife Profession Arnett, Ray Communication of knowledge with the public Professional biologists Resource managers
1971 7 A Computer Simulation Model for Evaluating Deer Hunting Strategies Connolly, Guy E. et al Mammals Deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Mendocino County, CA Population dynamics model Impact of hunting strategies
1971 7 Factors Affecting Changes in Invertebrate Community Structure in Bear Lake Erman, Don C. Invertebrates Plankton and nutrient leve changes Bear Lake, Utah Increased amounts of silt and clay, decreased oxygen level
1971 7 Beaver Population Studies at Sagehen Creek Taylor, David Mammals Beaver (Castor canadensis) Sagehen Creek in the California Sierra Nevada Beaver introduction 
1971 7 Seals and Sea Lions of San Miguel Island, California DeLong, Robert L. Seals and Sea Lions San Miguel Island Species accounts Breeding 
1971 7 Sex Ratios and Survival Estimates Among Salmon Populations Jensen, Paul T. Hyde, Jackson Fish Silver (coho) salmon (Oncorhynchus Kisutch) and King (chinook) Salmon (O. tshawytscha) Murphy's Method of Estimating Techniques tro determine sex
1971 7 Economic Evaluation of Nevada Range Management Involving Deer Garrett, James R. Deer Hunting Estimate demand Evaluate range improvement activities State of Nevada
1971 7 Research and Management of an Underscribed Cutthroat Trout in Eastern Nevada Dodge, Frank H. Jr. Fish Cutthroat Trout (undescribe subspecies) Pine Creek, White Pine County, Nevada unusual morphology remnant of Bonneville Cutthroat trout (Salmo clarki utah)
1971 7 Pupfish Habitat Management Myers, Lewis H. Fish Devil's Hole Pupfish (Cyprinodon diabolis), Big Spring Amargosa Pupfish (C. nevadensis mionectes), Lovell Spring Amargosa Pupfish (C. nevadensis pectoralis), Ash Meadows Pupfish (Empetrichthys merriama), and  Amargosa Speckle Dace (Rhinichthys osculus nevadensis) BLM land, Ash Meadows area, Nye County, NV portion of Death Valley Natural spring management
1971 7 Age and Growth of Orangmouth Corvina in the Salton Sea, California Anderson, Keith R. Fish Orangemouth Corvina (Cynoscion xanthulus Salton Sea, California Age and growth monitored 1958 to 1968
1971 7 The Status of Coastal Wetlands in Southern California Speth, John W. Coastal Wetlands Southern California coast Loss of wetlands threats to existing wetlands
1971 7 California's Endangered Wildlife Leach, Howard R. Mammals Endangered animals in California California Department of Fish and Game Review of 129 animals of unknow status Develop wildlife managers into ecologists
1971 7 Lake Tahoe Water Quality Management McLaren, Fred R. Water Quality Lake Tahoe, CA and NV Environmental problems of water quality
1971 7 Fish, Wildlife, and Economics Bollman, Frank H. Fish and Wildlife Land and Water Mangement user demands Economics of resource management conservation of resources
1971 7 Salmon in California Holmberg, Joseph J. Fish Chinook or King Salmon (Oncorhynchus tsawytscha) and Coho or Silver Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) Historical population data Fresh-water environmental factors
1971 7 Fish and Wildlife in a Water Project Wiley, James C. Water resources development Fish and wildlife consideration Tehama-Colusa fish facilities planning process Fishery mitigation
1971 7 Osprey Workshop:  Summary of Research Findings and Management Recommendations Koplin, James Birds Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) Factors influencing distribution and abundance Western U.S.A.
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role of Enforcement in Modern Fish and Wildlife Management" Groves, Frank, W. Wildlife Law Enforcement Nevada Department of Fish and Game Fish and Game laws Enforcement of laws
1971 7 "Panel:  "The role of Enforcement in Modern Fish and Wildlife Management Jantzen, Robert A. Wildlife Law Enforcement Arizona Game and Fish Department Law Enforcement Specialists
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role of Enforcement in Modern Fish and Wildlife Management MCCormick, J. B. Wildlife Law Enforcement California Department of Fish and Game Federal Wildlife Law Enforcement Programs
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role of Enforcement in Modern Fish and Wildlife Management" Schneider, Phillip W. Wildlife Law Enforcement National Wildlife Federation Oregon System of Management Use of state agency for enforcement
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's Ruch, James B. Ecologist Career National Wildlife Federation 3 Categories:  technician, enforcement officer, and administrator
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's" Munger, Maynard Ecologist Career Sierra Club Use of scientific evidence and facts from careful research
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's" Gilbert, Jerome B. Ecologist Career California State Water Resources Control Board Considers water quantity,m quality, environmental values and economics
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's" Jackman, Kavid Ecologist Career Stanford Law School Environmental Law Societies
1971 7 Panel:  "The Role and Image of the Professional Ecologist in the 1970's" Nejedly, John A. Ecologist Career California Senator, 7th District Sensibly planned programs of management
1972 8 Fish Population Recovery Following Chemical Treatment of Streams Gerstung, Eric R. Fish Trout (Salmo sp.) Nongame Fish length of time to repopulate after chemical treatment North Fork Feather River, Sutter Creek, Silver King Creek, CA
1972 8 Osprey Management on the Lassen National Forest Kahl, Jack R. Birds Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) Lassen National Forest, CA Osprey Study 1969, 70, & 71
1972 8 Marine Inshore Ecological Methods Odenweller, Dan B. Subtidal ecological studies California Department of Fish and Game Current methodology and techniques Utilization of diver observations
1972 8 Bighorn Sheep Investigations in California Weaver, Richard A. Mammals Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) Decline in populations in CA CA Dep't of Fish and Game determine status
1972 8 Water Birds and the San Francisco Bay Oil Spill Lassen, Robert W. Birds 800,000 gallon oil spill in San Francisco, 1971 Treatment of birds in attempt to save lives survival rate Surf scoters(Melanitta perspicillata), Common scoters (Oidemia nigra), and White winged scoter (Melanitta deglandi)
1972 8 San Diego Coyote Study:  Development of a Coyote Population Dynamics Model Swick, Craig D. Mammals Coyotes (Canis lafrans) San Diego, CA Assessment of rabies vector species Population dynamics model uses census method, population structure determination, and movement and activity parameters
1972 8 Investigations on the Status of the California Mountain Lion Sitton, Larry W. Mammals Mountain Lions (Felis concolor californica) Study program by CA Dep't of Fish and Game Population determination Capture and telemetric data
1972 8 Panel:  Agricultural Waste Disposal Osterli, Victor P. Agriculture waste disposal problem Livestock manure Dead animals Crop residue Pesticide and fertilizer bags Logging debris
1972 8 The California Department of Fish and Game's Marine Culture Laboratory Ebert, Earl E. Establishment of a Marine Culture Laboratory California Department of Fish and Game California coast just south of Monterey Explores ability for mass culture of specific marine species Provides basic information for mariculture Augments fisheries through "seeding" programs
1972 8 A Preliminary Report-The California Prairie Falcon Nesting Survey, 1971 Garrett, R. L. Mitchell, D. J. Birds Prairie Falcon (Falco Mexicanus) Nesting survey, 1971
1972 8 Heavy Metal Concentrations in Brown Pelicans From Florida and California Connors, Peter G. et. al. Birds Brown pelicans (Pelecanus occidentalis) & white pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) Anacapa Island, CA Nine heavy metals surveyed (Ag, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Hg, Ni, Pb, and Zn) DDT concentrations
1972 8 Deer Crossing Structures For Highspeed Multilane Highways Delly, Warren E. Mammals California Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) Underpass structure recommendation for highway 50) Spring and Fall migration needs
1972 8 Lake Nasser, Its Fish, and its Fisheries DeWitt, John W. Fish Lake Nasser, Egypt Tilapia (Tilapia nilotica), Tigerfish (Hydrocynus forskali), three species of Alestes, Cyprinids (Chelaethiops bibie), and Pelagic siluroid (Eutropius niloticus) fishery development
1972 8 California Clapper Rail Investigations in South San Francisco Bay Gill, Robert Jr. Birds California clapper rail (Rallus longirostris obsoletus) South San Francisco, CA, 1971 Nesting data Population data
1972 8 The Ely Chain Cain, Donald R. Ely chain plant and tree eradication device Nevada ranges, NV community diversication
1972 8 "Wait a Minute" Groves, Frank Conference on "Progress and the Environment" Solve environmental probelms Scientifically proven solutions
1972 8 The 1971 EQ Index and Its Implications Reavley, William L. Environmental Quality Index National Wildlife Federation Pollution arithmetic and costs
1972 8 Engineers, Environment and Involvement Roberts, Charles R., Col. CE San Francisco Bay region fishery causes of degradation
1972 8 Environmental Quality Decisions and Water Quality Control Dunham, L.R. Water quality control California Biologists work with engineers, chemists, statisticians, hydrologists and economists to predict iffects fo various water quality measures
1972 8 Professional Society Advocacy and Biopolitics Evenden, Fred G., Executive Director The Wildlife Society Increase in environmental action
1972 8 Effects of Man on the Forest Environment Wayburn, Edgar Man's Effect on the Redwood Forest Community
1973 9 Inventory of Golden Eagle Nests in Elko County, NV Page, Jerry L. Seibert, Donald J. Birds Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) Elko County Nevada Inventory of nests Success ratios
1973 9 Fish Population and Yield Estimates From California Trout Streams Gerstung, Eric R. Fish Northern Sierra Nevada streams Fish population estimates Name of stream Fish/mile charts
1973 9 Raptor Rehabilitation at the Alexander Junior Museum Wisecarver, Jim Bogue, Gary Birds Raptor rehabilitation and release program Alexander Lindsay Junior Museum Walnut Creek, CA Peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus tundrius)
1973 9 The Cache Creek Tule Elk Range Roberts, Edward C. Jr. Mammals Tule Elk (Cervus elaphanus nannodes) Cache Creek, Northcentral CA Elk habitat use information Recommendations for elk range management
1973 9 Habitat Use by Mourning Doves in Northern Nevada Giezentanner, Keith I. Birds Mourning Doves (Zenaidura macroura) Northwestern Nevada Index of use in different habitat types
1973 9 Protected Waterways and Wild Scenic Rivers Delisle, G. E. Protected waterways in CA Wild and Scenic Rivers in CA Federal and State legislation The California Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (SB107)
1973 9 Movements of the Roosevelt Elk Logsdon, H. Stevan Mammals Roosevelt Elk (Cervus canadensis roosevelti) Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, CA Movements traced Factors limiting home range Degree of interchange between herds
1973 9 North Kings Fawn Production and Survival:  A Progress Report Salwasser, Hal Mammals California Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) North Kings deer study, Western Sierra Nevada, CA Range management of migratory deer Decreased fawn survival
1973 9 California Bighorn Sheep Reintroduction to the Charles Sheldon Antelope Range Richardson, Jack L. Mammals California Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis californiana) Charles Sheldon Antelope Range, NV Reintroduction fo sheep in 1968 survey
1973 9 Recent Changes in the Fish Fauna of the San Joaquin River System Moyle, Peter B. Fish San Joaquin River System, Central CA Survey of distribution and ecology Native nongame fish
1973 9 A Challenge of Accepted Concepts Involving Catch per Unit of Effort Data Radovitch, John Fish California Pacific Sardine Pacific Mackeral (Scomber japanicus) Tuna fisheries catchability coefficient is a variable
1973 9 The California Condor:  A Cooperative Approach to Endangerd Species Preservation Carrier, W. Dean Birds California Condor (Gymnogyps californianus) Habitat management and protection programs U.S. Forest Service Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife California Dep't of Fish and Game & National Audubon Society
1973 9 Rise and Fall of the Market Crab Industy Dahlstrom, W.A. Invertebrates Market Crab (Cancer magister) San Francisco and Eureka-Crescent areas, CA Life history studies Water quality
1973 9 Effects of Artificially Reduced Streamflow on a Small Steelhead Stream Erman, Don  et. al. Fish Steelhead trout (Salmo gairdneri) San Pedro Creek, Pacifica, CA effects of resticted streamflow
1973 9 King Range National Conservation Area Aquatic Inventory Armantrout, Neil B. King Range National Conservation Area, CA Aquatic inventory freshwater Marine
1973 9 Snags, Chainsaws and Wildlife:  One Aspect of Habitat Management Gale, Robert M. Trees Snag utilization by wildlife Snag occurrence/acre Preferred snag species
1973 9 The Human Environment-or-Who Needs Ecology Croker, Richard S. Loss of our natural environment speech by a conservationist
1973 9 Waterfowl Observations While Canoeing Canada's Mackenzie River Cowan, John B. Birds Waterfowl Mackenzie River, Canada Waterfowl nesting grounds, migration lanes, and staging areas
1973 9 The Role of the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission in Protecting the California Coast Crandall, Thomas A. California Department of Navigation and Ocean Development California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission Proposition 20
1973 9 The Emerging Australian Environmental Program Fraser, Jack C. Environmental programs Australia Environmental Protection Act in Australia
1973 9 Land Development and Fish and Wildlife Protection Gerstung, Eric R. Land development Foothills and mountainous areas of California Protection of fish and wildlife habitats Open-space and large-parcel zoning
1974 10 Improving Wildlife Communications Hooper, Jon K. Hunting Comsumptive wildlife management, big-game management how to give presentations and make visual aids
1974 10 Mixture Seeding for Wildlife Cain, Donald R. Monoculture grasslands have been planted extensively in the west Mixture seedings provide advantages to wildlife
1974 10 California's Wildlife Immobilization Program Hunter, Brian F. Wildlife immobilization by drugs (pyarmacological restraint) as a management tool 30 trained biologists work for the California Dep't of Fish and Game
1974 10 Impact of Ferral Burros on the Death Valley Ecosystem Sanchez, Peter G. Mammals Burros Death Valley National Monument, CA Negative impact on desert soil, flor, and fauna by the non-native burros Burro population is at 1500 animals Possible control methods
1974 10 Status of the Modoc Sucker (Catostomus microps) Pices:  Catostomidae Moyle, Peter B. Fish Modoc Sucker (Catostomas microps) Modoc County, CA rare species Two management areas recommended; Higgins Flat and Johnson Creek
1974 10 The Trout Fisheries of Antelope, Davis, and Frenchman Lakes Flint, Richard A. Fish Rainbow trout (Salm gairdneri) Planting trout in antelope, Davis, and Frenchman Lakes of Northern California Non-game fish competition Yield and optimum planting densities
1974 10 Desert Fish Survival:  The Long and Short of It Nappe, Leontine Fish Desert Fish-localized native fish Restricted to limited habitats of one or more springs or streams many fish have already gone extinct, others are endangered cui-ui, Lahontan cutthroat, wound fin, Colorado squawfish
1974 10 The Department's Role in the Protection of Amphibians and Reptiles Brode, John M. Amphibians and Reptiles CESA and Species Preservation Act both passed by the California Legislature Purchas of critical habitat for 2 salamanders California Dep't of Fish and Game
1974 10 California Shorebird Study Jurek, Ronald  M. Birds Shorebird research program in CA, 1968-73 Trapping and banding of shorebirds at selected sites Statewide censusing; California shorebird survey Census data collected from 57 sites by over 200 observers Banding summary and survey tables given
1974 10 Raptor Management Malette, Robert D. Raptor Management Federal and State Environmental Legislation Endangered species in CA; California condor, peregrine falcon, and southern bald eagle Threatened species in California; osprey, prairie falcon, spotted owl, and golden eagle Survey and inventory program and captive raptor breeding and research
1974 10 Feral Burro in California Weaver, Richard A. Mammals Bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) and feral burro (Equus asinus) Burros compete with bighorn for food, space, and water California state legislature requests the Calif. Dep't of Fish and Game to study the current status of bighorn sheep in CA, 1968 Feral burro inventory charts given
1974 10 Evaluation of Adult King Salmon Enumeration on the Feather River Painter, Richard E. Fish King salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Feather River, CA Population estimates obtained by carcass survey techniques compared with mark and recovery estimates and electronic fish-counter methods Effects of Oroville Dam on salmon
1974 10 Reproductivity and Movement of California Valley Quail in Northeast California Savage, Robert E. Birds California Quail (Lophortyx californicus) Modoc County, CA Study from 1966-1972 included banding, aging, and sexing of quail Field observations made for nesting, hatching, productivity, and movements
1974 10 Needed-A Broader Base for Wildlife Administration Leopold, A. Starker Wildlife Conservation Hunters and fishermen vs. the non-sporting environmental enthusiasts Protective legislation Funding possibilities
1974 10 Wildlife Conservation in a Changing Society Griffith, Glen K. Wildlife conservation Fish and Game Departments Squabbles between sportsmen and fish and game departments Need for education in resource conservation
1974 10 The Politics of Wildlife Management in California Connolly, Guy Wildlife management Management occurs through many different sources Biologists are limited to technical, advisory, and educational roles
1974 10 "Where It's at and Why" Harvey, W. A. Conservation Changing value systems Shift from "more and bigger is better" attitude to quality of life and human values
1975 11 Condition of Black-Tailed Deer Fawns From Oak Woodland and Chaparral Habitat Types Mansfield, Terry M. Connolly, Guy E. Longhurst, William M. Mammals Columbian black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) Physical condition of 20 fawns from oak woodland and chaparral areas were measured Physical parameters measured included weight, mandible and femur length, blood urea nitrogen level, packed cell volume of the blood, rumen fill, and fat content
1975 11 Phenetics and Genetics of High Sierran Golden Trout Gold, J. R. Fish Golden Trout (Salmo aquabonita Jordan) and Rainbow trout (Salmo Gairdneri Richardson) Sierra Nevada CA and Mexico Compared differences in ten meristic characters Chromosome karyotype
1975 11 Conditions and Trend of Nevada Deer Ranges Monroe, Leslie A. Mule Deer Habitat Research Program Dep't of Interior, BLM, Nevada Department of Fish and Game, Agricultural Experiment Station, and University of Nevada Ten year cooperative research program Deer use increased with highest forage diversity
1975 11 Can Tilapia Replace Herbicides? Hauser, W.J. Fish Tilapia (Tilapia zillii) Biological control of aquatic weeds Herbivorous fish
1975 11 Current Status of the Lead Shot Issue Hunter, Brian F. Birds Waterfowl Mortality of waterfowl by lead poisoning from lead shot Wing bones and gizzard analysis
1975 11 Trap-Caught Sablefish in Monterey Bay, CA Osada, Edwin K. Fish Sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) 3683 sablefish were analyzed Support a small commercial fishery along the Pacific Coast Gives depth preferences and bait preferences Spawning season and requirements
1975 11 The Feral Pig in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Baker, James K. Mammal Non-native feral pig (Sus sp.) Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Disruptive component of the native rainforest and grassland habitats
1975 11 Management of the Bullfrog Resource in California Treanor, Robert R. Amphibians Bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana) Population decrease in Central Valley California Fish and Game Commission closed much of CA to commercial frogging Decreased bag limit and season length for sports frogging in the Central Valley
1975 11 Aspects of the Biology of the Shiner Perch in a Southern California Estuary Odenweller, Dan B. Fish Shiner perch (Cymatogaster aggregata) Anaheim Bay, CA with in Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach life history of perch reviewed
1975 11 Habitat Requirements of the Spotted Owl in California Gould, Gordon I., Jr. Birds Spotted Owl (Strix occidentalis) Dense conifer forest habitat preferred
1975 11 Calcium Antagonism Toward Nitrite Toxicity in Chinook Salmon Crawford, Richard E. Fish Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Increased calcium concentrations decrease mortality of fingerlings in high nitrite water conditions
1975 11 Mosquitofish, A Beneficial Alternative to Pesticides:  Progress Report on its Development as a Practical Biocontrol Tool Coykendall, Robert L. Fish Mosquitofish (Gambusia affinis) Biological control of mosquito larvae
1975 11 Studies on the Pauite Cutthroat Trout in the North Fork of Cottonwood Creek, White Mountains, CA Diana, James S. Wong, Darrell M. Fish Paiute Cutthroat Trout (Salm clarkii seleniris Snyder) Endangered subspecies transplanted in Cottonwood Creek Studies conducted to aid future management plans
1975 11 Wetland Development on the Modoc National Forest Fisher, Leon E. Wetland Creation Northeastern California 1500 acres of wetland created on National Forest Lands since 1968 Increase in use of area by avian species
1975 11 Riparian Habitat Along the Sacramento River Gibson, Jim Riparian vegetation reduction Sacramento River, CA Vegetation protection along the banks needed to prevent a barren bank environment
1975 11 Are We in an Environmental Pause? Eriksen, Mary Ann Environmental conservation Legislation California land management
1975 11 Habitat in Jeopardy--What Can We Do? Ungar, Arliss L. Western fish and wildlife habitats Preservation Public  Education
1975 11 The Question of Enhancement versus Mitigation Smith, Vernon J. Mitigation Hard to mitigate when area is part of a large and extensive system Need to define enhancement
1975 11 The Challenge of Managing Fish and Wildlife for Quality Recreation Schneider, Philip W. Fish and wildlife management Quality Program to assure maximum abundance and diversity consistant with requisite habitat
1976 12 An Evaluation of Water Temperature and Its Effect on Juvenile Steelhead Trout in Geothermically Active Areas of Big Sulphur Creek Kubicek, Paul F. Price, Donald G. Fish Steelhead trout (Salmo gairdneri) Big Sulphur Creek, tributary to the Russian River, CA Geothermally active area water temperature study suitability of habitat for steelhead tested
1976 12 Winter Range Food Habits of the North Kings Deer Herd Evans, Charles J. Haines, Robert D. Chesemore, David L. Mammals Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) Haslett Basin, Sierra National Forest, CA food preferences determined, Dec 74-April 75
1976 12 Hypolimnetic Aeration as a Fisheries Management Technique Fast, Arlo W. Lakes and reservoirs Artificial aeration Destratification vs. hypolimnetic aeration
1976 12 The California Condor Recovery Plan Wilbur, Sanford R. Birds California Condor (Gymnogyps californianus Interagency recovery plan Situation critical
1976 12 The California Condor at Mount Pinos, CA:  The Impacts of Deer Hunting Van Vuren, Dirk Birds  California Condor (Gymnogyps californianus) pros and cons of local deer hunting in condor habitat
1976 12 Evaluation of Habitats Resulting From Stream Bank Protection Projects in Siskiyou and Mendocino Counties, CA Patterson, David W. Streams Streambank protection projects Establishment of riparian vegetation Beneficial effects on both fish and wildlife
1976 12 Ecological Studies and Reproductive Biology of the Nutria Brown, Larry N. Mammals Feral nutria (Myocastor coypus) Released or escaped in virtually all states Forage upon water hyacinth (Eichhorina crassipes) in sewage lagoons Average litter size and litters/year given Bank and canal damage
1976 12 Recovery Program for the Endangered Aleutian Canada Goose Byrd, G. Vernon Springer, Paul F. Birds Aleutian Canada Goose (Branta canadensis leucopareia) Buldir Island in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska endangered species Recovery plan outline
1976 12 The California Deer Decline and Possibilities for Restoration Longhurst, W.M. Garton, E.O. Heady, H. F. Connolly, G. E. Mammals Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) Factors contributing to decline in density
1976 12 200 Years of Habitat Change:  For Better or Worse Vogl, Richard J. Natural Resource Management Acquisition of wetlands and valley habitats new challenges
1976 12 The Critical Role of Local Elected Officials Krejsa, Richard J., Ph.D Population Growth in San Luis Obispo Coutny, CA Fish and wildlife decimation and extinction We should question local political candidates
1976 12 The Role of the Corps of Engineers--Protecting!  Enhancing!  Advising! Lieberman, Howard L. The Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act of 1958 Federal Water Project Recreation Act of 1965 The Endangered Species Act of 1973 National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 etc...
1976 12 Role of Local Government in Wildlife Conservation Johnsen, Ron Private land in CA Problems facing fish and wildlife in the urban environment Santa Cruz, CA
1976 12 The Role of County Planning Departments Collins, Greg Urban development Natural Environment requirements of human beings
1977 13 The Relationship Between Doe Condition and Fetal Growth in Mule Deer Holl, Stephen A.  Mammals California Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus) West slope of the Sierra Nevadas Pregnant does were collected during last four months of pregnancy A relationship between doe condition and fetal growth was gi