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Animal and Plant Health Inspection ServiceMiscellaneous Publication No. 1596
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National Wildlife Research Center Accomplishments, 2005 National Wildlife Research Center Accomplishments, 2005
U.S. Department o Agriculture National Wildlie Research Center
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Bismarck, ND Olympia, WA(701) 250–4468 (360) 956–3925FAX: (701) 250–4408 FAX: (360) 534–9755Gainesville, FL Sandusky, OH(352) 375–2229 (419) 625–0242FAX: (352) 377–5559 FAX: (419) 625–8465Hilo, HI Philadelphia, PA(808) 961–4482 (215) 898–5753FAX: (808) 961–4776 FAX: (215) 898–2084Logan, UT Starkville, MS(435) 797–1348 (662) 325–8215FAX: (435) 797–0288 FAX: (662) 325–8704Millville, UT Oce Kingsville, TX(435) 245–6091 (361) 593–2426FAX: (435) 245–3156 FAX: (361) 593–4311
Mention o companies or commercial products does not implyrecommendation or endorsement by USDA over others not mentioned. USDAneither guarantees nor warrants the standard o any product mentioned.Product names are mentioned solely to report actually on available data andto provide specifc inormation.This publication reports research involving pesticides. All uses o pesticidesmust be registered by appropriate State and/or Federal agencies beore theycan be recommended.CAUTION: Pesticides can be injurious to humans, domestic animals, desirableplants, and fsh or other wildlie i they are not handled or applied properly.Use all pesticides selectively and careully. Follow recommended practices ordisposal o surplus pesticides and pesticide containers.Issued January 2006
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Introduction 1Developing Methods 4
Bird Research Program 5Mammal Research Program 18Product Development Research Program 27Program Support 41Wildlie Diseases Research Program 46
Providing Wildlie Services 58
National Support 59International Cooperation 62
Valuing and Investing in People 64
2004 Publication Awards 67
Inormation and Communication 68
Inormation Services 69Seminars 72Meetings, Workshops, and Conerence Presentations 74Publications 79
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