Public Opinion on Wildlife Species Management in Vermont
Submitted on Mar 30, 2008
Wildlife and Exotics | Environment | Hunting or Trapping | Preservation or Restoration | Wildlife
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This survey by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department assesses residents' attitudes toward various wildlife species including deer, black bear, moose, wild turkeys, and others. Also, the frequency of human-wildlife conflicts and residents' attitudes toward them are also examined within the scope of this study by Responsive Management.
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