Wildlife on your land can offer various benefits, but also has the potential to create significant problems. By implementing the right practices, landowners can expand those benefits while minimizing the problems. In this free online seminar series, representatives from various agencies will review the practices that help landowners meet their goals. Presenters include experts from NC State Extension, the NC Wildlife Resources Commission, and the US Department of Agriculture. This six-part series will be held on Fridays at 1 p.m. starting on September 4, 2020.

Information about the series can be found at http://go.ncsu.edu/managewildlife . Check back periodically as new content and resources will be added as the classes progress.

The Seminar schedule with topics is:

September 4 – Fallow Vegetation and Native Plantings: Managing habitat for Wildlife and Pollinators. Presenter is John Isenhour, NC Wildlife Resources Commission

September 11 – Invasive Plant Control and Forest Management to Benefit Wildlife. Presenter is John Isenhour, NC Wildlife Resources Commission

September 18 – Hunting Leases and Trespass Laws. Presenter is Andrew Brannan, NC State Extension

September 25 – Coyote and Vulture Depredation Issues. Presenter is Jonathan Carreto, USDA/APHIS Wildlife Services

October 2 – Beaver Management and Control . Presenter is Jonathan Carreto, USDA/APHIS Wildlife Services

October 9 – Reducing Crop Damage From Deer . Presenters are Greg Batts and Jason Allen, NC Wildlife Resource Commission

Read more at: http://go.ncsu.edu/managewildlife

Registrants will be sent the Zoom link to participate in each webinar prior to each session.