Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management
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The Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management's Digital Commons

What is the Digital Commons?

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The Digital Commons is a searchable collection of documents related to wildlife damage management. The ICWDM, in cooperation with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Library, has created the most extensive and user friendly library of gray-literature articles related to wildlife damage control.

Most of the publications housed at the site are hard-to-find documents, such as proceedings, symposia, unpublished documents, reports, and research findings. Some of our most significant publications include:

  • the Vertebrate Pest Conference Proceedings
  • Eastern Wildlife Damage Managment Conference Proceedings
  • The Great Plains Wildlife Damage Managment Proceedings
  • Wildlife Damage Management Conference
  • Bird Strike Proceedings and much more
With the power of the internet, they are now available to the public for free. Search across our entire collection with just a few clicks of the keyboard and the powerful search engine does the rest.

Search Options

  1. Search all the publications on our Digital Commons. That's it. It is that easy to search over 3,300 articles as of May, 2008.
  2. Didn't find what you wanted? Then try again in a month. We are constantly adding materials to our database.
  3. Or you can see if our online store has the information you need.

YOU CAN HELP!!!

You can help us by letting us know of worthy publications that we missed.

Here are some guidelines:

  1. Publication must be apply to wildlife damage management related issues.
  2. We must be able to get permission to digitize and make the documents freely available. (If that isn't possible we can make pubilcations available on a fee-based subscription).
  3. Publication must be sent to us so that it can be scanned. Typically, this means that the binding is removed. While we endeavor to be careful as possible, the document will often suffer minor changes and occassional, torn pages.

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