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Title: The New WHEP Manual


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The New WHEP Manual
2
Old vs New Manual
OLD NEW
  • Hard copy
  • Wildlife mgt. concepts and terms
  • Regions
  • Wildlife species
  • Wildlife mgt. practices
  • Electronic
  • Wildlife mgt. concepts and terms
  • Regions
  • Wildlife species
  • Wildlife mgt. practices

3
New Manual

Wildlife Mgt. Concepts and Terms
  • No major changes!
  • Cultural carrying capacity reference
  • Riparian buffer reference
  • WDM expanded
  • Distinction between pond and stream habitats

4
New Manual
Regions
  • 16 regions (same as in old manual)
  • Same information per region
  • Physical description
  • Dominant vegetation
  • Farming and ranching
  • Plant succession stages
  • Species recommended for judging
  • Food chart included per region

5
New Manual
Wildlife Species
  • Same information per species
  • General habitat preference
  • Habitat requirements
  • Wildlife mgt. practices (more prominent)
  • Addtl. Species include
  • Blue-winged teal - Dickcissel
  • Lark bunting - Prothonotary warbler
  • Scaled quail - Big brown bat
  • Black bear - Box turtle
  • Cutthroat trout - Western hognose snake

6
Wildlife Management Practices
OLD NEW
  • U1 Artificial feeders
  • Manipulation of succession
  • No corridors
  • Decrease harvest
  • Artificial feeders
  • Brush chopping, chaining, prescribed burning,
    disking, livestock grazing, root plowing
  • Corridors
  • Decrease bag/creel/season limit

7
Wildlife Management Practices
OLD NEW
  • Dams, rock, or log
  • Fertilize vegetation
  • Fish rocks
  • Increase bag/creel/season limit
  • Streams Dams, boulders, or logs
  • No fertilize vegetation
  • Streams Dams, boulders, or logs
  • Increase harvest

8
Wildlife Management Practices
OLD NEW
  • Nesting boxes/structures/
  • platforms
  • Plant grass and forbs
  • Plant mast trees
  • Plant trees or shrubs
  • Nesting structures
  • Establish native grasses and forbs
  • Plant trees
  • Plant shrubs

9
Wildlife Management Practices
OLD NEW
  • Ponds/lakes, artificial reefs
  • Ponds, clear muddy water
  • Ponds, diversion ditches
  • No ponds/lakes, art. Reefs
  • Ponds reduce turbidity
  • No ponds, diversion ditches

10
Wildlife Management Practices
OLD NEW
  • Ponds, remove trees near dike
  • Ponds, reseed watershed/filter strips
  • Ponds, stop leaks
  • No ponds, remove trees near dike
  • No Ponds, reseed watershed
  • No ponds, stop leaks

11
Wildlife Management Practices
OLD NEW
  • Ponds, remove trees near dike
  • Ponds, reseed watershed/filter strips
  • Ponds, stop leaks
  • No ponds, remove trees near dike
  • No Ponds, reseed watershed
  • No ponds, stop leaks

12
Wildlife Management Practices
OLD NEW
  • Small dikes, for temp. flooding
  • Snags, dead and down woody material
  • Streams, determine balance
  • Water level manipulation tech.
  • Retains snags and down woody material
  • No Streams, determine balance

13
Wildlife Management Practices
OLD NEW
  • Tillage (delay in spring, eliminate in fall)
  • Timber harvest (clear cut, selective cut)
  • Water control structures
  • Tillage mgt.
  • Timber mgt. tech.
  • Water level manipulation tech.

14
Wildlife Management Practices
  • Additions
  • Manipulation of succession
  • Ponds fertilize
  • Soil test
  • Streams Dams, boulders, or logs
  • Specific urban practices
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