Buy
a copy directly from
WDFW and save!
Purchase autographed copies of
Living with Wildlife in the Pacific Northwest,
for $22.00 in person at the Mill Creek WDFW office or $25.00 by
mail.
Department of Fish and Wildlife
Attn: Book Sales
16018 Mill Creek Blvd.
Mill Creek, WA 98012
Make checks payable to WDFW
Additional copies are available in area bookstores for $26.95.
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From bats to woodpeckers, Living with Wildlife in the Pacific
Northwest
is all about coexisting with the animals commonly found in gardens,
ponds,
attics, crawl spaces, and other places where humans and wildlife
cross paths throughout Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. |
This
nearly 400 page book is a valuable reference for homeowners, property
owners, and property managers; habitat restoration professionals; private
and nonprofit wildlife groups; and the wildlife control industry.
Living
with Wildlife in the Pacific Northwest
includes 200 line drawings and information on:
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68
species of mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians found in the
Pacific Northwest |
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Feeding
habits, dens and nesting sites, reproductive habits, ranges, and
longevity |
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Signs
the animals are present, including tracks, nests, scratch marks,
droppings, and calls |
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Ways
to safely view wildlife |
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Techniques
for solving problems and preventing conflicts |
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Public
health concerns |
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Legal
status of each species |
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Evicting
animals from buildings |
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Trapping
wildlife |
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Hiring
a wildlife damage control specialist |
Russell
Link is an urban wildlife biologist with the Washington Department
of Fish and Wildlife. He is also the author of the very popular Landscaping
for Wildlife in the Pacific Northwest. |
