Master Wildlifer
Advanced Wildlife Management on Private Lands
A Satellite Course for Private Landowners and Wildlife Enthusiasts
February 19 - March 11, 2008 |
Master Wildlifer II is an advanced satellite course designed for
landowners, land managers, and wildlife enthusiasts who are interested in
integrating wildlife considerations into their current land use and
management activities. Practicing land managers will find the course
invaluable in highlighting alternative management approaches for wildlife
in forest and farm settings. Special emphasis is placed on wildlife (game
species) that currently offer landowners additional sources of income
through recreational access fees. Course participants will obtain the
knowledge and necessary tools to enhance habitat for a variety of wildlife
species that can be enjoyed by themselves, family and friends, and outdoor
recreationists. Master Wildlifer II is an advanced, up-to-date version of
the Master Wildlifer 2003 and 2005 course and incorporates the latest
research and management information from the leading experts in the field
of wildlife management. The registration fee will be $100.00 if received before February 5, 2008. After this date, the fee will be $125.00.
References and Resources Mentioned in Master Wildlifer 2007 
Online registration for sites in South Carolina is now available. Register Online Now.
Download the Master Wildlifer II Brochure Here .
For questions and comments during the live downlink session, e-mail MW2-l@clemson.edu
Session Date |
Session Topic |
Name of the Speakers |
| February 19, 2008 |
Management of Bobwhite Quail |
Dr. Wes Burger
Professor of Wildlife
Mississippi State University |
| February 26, 2008 |
Management of White-tailed Deer |
Brian Murphy
Executive Director
Quality Deer Management Association
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| March 4, 2008 |
Management of Eastern Wild Turkey |
Bryan Burhans
Director of Land Management Programs
National Wild Turkey Federation
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| March 11, 2008 |
Management of Native and Planted Wildlife Foods |
Dr. Greg Yarrow
Professor of Wildlife Ecology
Clemson University
Dr. Patrick McMillian
Director of the Campbell Museum/Host of ETV Program Expeditions
Clemson University
Marion Barnes
Senior Extension Agent
Clemson University |
Reference manual for the Course: Managing Wildlife
(Yarrow and Yarrow 1999, Sweetwater Press) |
Master Wildlifer is a cooperative program sponsored by land-grant universities, federal and state agencies, private corporations, and conversation organizations in the U.S.
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