Wildlife Damage
Online Resources
- Controling Wildlife Damage in Home Fruit Gardens
- Forestland Management Office
- Natural Resouces Extension
- Pennsylvania Urban & Community Forestry Council
- Center for Wildlife Damage Management
General Information
- Ag Analysis Services Lab (soil testing)
- Forest Finance Publications
- Land Analysis Laboratory (GIS)
Research & Educational Centers
- Center for Watershed Stewardship
- Conservation Leadership School
- Cooperative Wetlands Center
- Laurel Haven Educational Center
- Shaver's Creek Environmental Center
- Stone Valley Recreational Center
- Sustainable Forest Teacher Resource Center
Info-Graphics
- Fence Trees to Prevent Deer Damage
- Keep Shrubs Safe From Deer
- How to Wind the Fly Wars
- Shooting Safety Precautions
Newsletters
Publications (Downloadable PDFs)
(Note: WDC stands for Wildlife Damage Control)
- Landowner's Guide to Wildlife Control & Prevention Laws in Pennsylvania
- WDC1: Rabies
- WDC2: Woodpeckers
- WDC3: Black Bears
- WDC4: Bats
- WDC5: Moles
- WDC6: Geese, Ducks and Swans
- WDC7: Cottontail Rabbits
- WDC8: Woodchucks
- WDC9: Voles
- WDC10: Tree Squirrels
- WDC11: Skunks
- WDC12: Controlling Birds at Aquaculture Facilities
- WDC13: Chipmunks
- WDC14: Controlling Birds on Fruit Crops
- WDC15: Snakes
- WDC16: Controlling Birds Around Farm Buildings
Press Releases
- PSU Deer Research Guiding Wildlife Managers
- Sustaining Pennsylvania's Unique Natural Resources
- Keeping Emerging Diseases and Invasive Species Out
- Improving the Environment in Pennsylvania
- Deer-Dispersal Finding Has Implications for CWD
- Have You Seen this Fish?
- Pest Management for the Future