For a land owner, hunter, supporting vendor such as TreeCrews, to do our part to maintain the outdoor experience we need to overlap in education. I recommend this team.
William Lombardo Click on any of our names to learn more about each expert.
William Lombardo President
Links to supporting experts in the field of wildlife management
Athens, GeorgiaDr.
Dr. Craig Harper is a Professor of Wildlife Management and the Extension Wildlife Specialist at The University of Tennessee. Dr. Harper is responsible for developing wildlife management programs for UT Extension and assisting extension agents, wildlife agency professionals, and landowners with matters concerning wildlife throughout the state. Dr. Harper is a Certified Wildlife Biologist® and Certified Prescribed Fire Manager and maintains an active research program, specializing in upland habitat management. Current research projects are investigating the effects of timber stand improvement practices and regeneration methods on habitat for white-tailed deer and wild turkeys, quality deer management strategies, hunter satisfaction, white-tailed deer movements, the effects of timing and frequency of prescribed fire, grazing strategies for early successional songbirds, and various food plot management strategies. Dr. Harper has authored more than 100 peer-reviewed extension and research publications, including 2 books on managing early successional wildlife habitat and food plots. Craig is a 10th generation North Carolinian and enjoys helping people.Brian Murphy CEO Quality Deer Management
Brian Murphy is a wildlife biologist and the Chief Executive Officer of the Quality Deer Management Association. He has written more than a hundred popular and scientific articles and given more than five hundred lectures on deer biology and management. Brian holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in wildlife management and has been involved in deer research and management throughout the U.S. and the South Pacific for more than twenty years.
Kip Adams Learn about QDMA Programs
Here is an Article on Habitat Management By Kip Adams he also has a program called REACH. See the links below.
- Research – Fund whitetail research projects related to Quality Deer Management.
- Educate – Expand educational activities for QDMA members and the general public.
- Advocate – Increase the QDMA’s involvement in whitetail hunting and management issues.
- Certify – The QDMA’s individual and property QDM certification programs.
- Hunt – The QDMA’s National Mentoring and Hunting program.
Information links Tree Planting Diversify Your Whitetail Woods
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I would like to recommend the efforts of the QDMA. and Warnell School of Forest Resources
