Description
In the last decade, raccoons have become an agricultural wildlife nuisance in Alberta. Raccoons thrive in close association with man, and their numbers are increasing in the urban fringes. This is particularly true in areas south of the Bow river and the South Saskatchewan river. As raccoons become more abundant in Alberta, problems of bird depredation, disease transmission and agricultural damage will increase.
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January 1, 2002
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Prevention and control of raccoon damage
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Agriculture, Food, and Rural Development (1992-2006)
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Date Created
1992-01-01
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2016-01-05T21:05:40.709295
Date Modified
2002-01-01
Date Issued
1992-01-01
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684-16
NEOS catalogue key
2825071
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Agriculture and Forestry