This 600 page hardback sets forth in plain language practices which the private landowner or land manager can implement to improve the status of wildlife and wildlife habitat on his land.

Almost every subject is addressed in the book - managing game and non-game wildlife, attracting backyard wildlife, fish pond management, conservation ethics, endangered species, and supplemental planting as wildlife food sources.

As students venture into their libraries, they will find something wild! Managing Wildlife books have been placed in every junior high, high school, college, and public library in Alabama. The Alabama Wildlife Federation and numerous partners throughout the state made this $60,000 book donation project a success.

The 600-page hardback book combines detailed information, prolific photography, illustrations, and quick reference material in an easy to use format. Students and adults can heighten their understanding and appreciation of the fundamental principles of wildlife management and conservation. Topics such as attracting backyard wildlife, fishpond management, threatened and endangered species, and managing forest and farm land for wildlife benefit are all addressed in Managing Wildlife.

Exposure to the outdoors and an understanding of conservation and natural resources is made possible by the following Managing Wildlife Book Donation sponsors: