The Botstiber Institute for Wildlife Fertility Control sponsored a symposium titled “Fertility Control to Mitigate Human – Wildlife Conflicts” at the Pathways 2019 conference in Estes Park, CO. Below you will find the six presentations from the symposium.
Wildlife Fertility Control:  Are We There Yet? Â
Cheryl Asa, Advisory Board Chair of the AZA Reproductive Management Center Â
Wild Equid Management – The Role of Fertility ControlÂ
Wild Equid Management – The Role of Fertility Control Celeste Carlisle, Return to Freedom, National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board, United States
Fertility Control for Managing Peri-urban Kangaroos in AustraliaÂ
Fertility Control for Managing Peri-urban Kangaroos in Australia Claire Wimpenny, Ecologist for the Australian Capital Territory Government
Urban Prairie Dog Population Management Using Non-lethal reproductive ControlÂ
Urban Prairie Dog Population Management Using Non-lethal reproductive Control Too Many Wild Pigs? Effects of Different Approaches on Population ManagementÂ
Too Many Wild Pigs? Effects of Different Approaches on Population Management Giovanna Massei, Discipline Leader, Wildlife Research, UK Animal & Plant Health Agency
Fertility Control to Mitigate Conflicts with African Elephants
Fertility Control to Mitigate Conflicts with African ElephantsAudrey Delsink, Humane Society International, South Africa