Volume 3, Issue 1
Spring 2009

Special Topic: Exotic Species

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• Editor’s Introduction
  Exotic species and monkey paws
  Michael R. Conover Page 1
• In the News
  Joe N. Caudell Page 3

Columns

• The human side of invasive species
  Ben C. West Page 6
  

The Soap Box

• Development of wildlife damage management: a personal perspective
  Walter E. Howard Page 8

Commentary

• Human–wildlife conflicts: emerging challenges and opportunities
  Terry A. Messmer Page 10
• Strengthening relationships between state university extension systems and nuisance wildlife control operators
  Lynn Braband Page 18

Exotic Species Articles

• A review of the potential of fertility control to manage brushtail possums in New Zealand
  Weihong Ji Page 20
• The eradication of invasive mammal species: can adaptive resource management fill the gaps in our knowledge?
  Sugoto Roy, Graham C. Smith, and James C. Russell Page 30
• House cats as predators in the Australian environment: impacts and management
  Christopher R. Dickman Page 41
• Home range and habitat use of feral hogs in Congaree National Park, South Carolina
  Brad A. Friebel and Patrick G. R. Jodice Page 49
• Translocation of nine-banded armadillos
  Daniel J. Gammons, Michael T. Mengak, and L. Mike Conner Page 64

Other Articles

• Historical review of elk–agriculture conflicts in and around Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba, Canada
  Ryan K. Brook Page 72
• A device to record the specific time an artificial nest is depredated
  Jennifer S. Borgo and Michael R. Conover Page 88
• Deterring cliff-swallow nesting on highway structures using bioacoustics and surface modifications
  Jaclyn S. Conklin, Michael J. Delwiche, W. Paul Gorenzel, and Robert W. Coates Page 93
• Factors contributing to the success of a single-shot, multiyear PZP immunocontraceptive vaccine for white-tailed deer
  Lowell A. Miller, Kathleen A. Fagerstone, Donald C. Wagner, and Gary J. Killian Page 103
• Estimating deer abundance in suburban areas with infrared-triggered cameras
  Paul D. Curtis, Bazartseren Boldgiv, Peter M. Mattison, and Jason R. Boulanger Page 116
• White-tailed deer attacking humans during the fawning season: a unique human–wildlife conflict on a university campus
  Ryan D. Hubbard and Clayton K. Nielsen Page 129
• External characteristics of houses prone to woodpecker damage
  Emily G. Harding, Sandra L. Vehrencamp, and Paul D. Curtis Page 136
• Deer guards and bump gates for excluding white-tailed deer from fenced resources
  Kurt C. VerCauteren, Nathan W. Seward, Michael J. Lavelle, Justin W. Fischer, and Gregory E. Phillips Page 145