Birds on the home front: Wildlife conservation in the western United States during world war II

Keyphrases

• Natural Resources 100%
• Home Front 100%
• Conservation Programs 100%
• Wildlife Conservation 100%
• Migratory Birds 100%
• Game Animals 75%
• Bison 75%
• Military Campaign 50%
• Continental United States 50%
• Biological Surveys 50%
• Avian Conservation 25%
• Teasing 25%
• Military Use 25%
• Park Service 25%
• Rancher 25%
• World War 25%
• American Midwest 25%
• Forest Service 25%
• National Wildlife Refuge 25%
• Bird Species 25%
• Livestock Grazing 25%
• Impact of War 25%
• Deer 25%
• Eradication Therapy 25%
• US Military 25%
• Roosevelt 25%
• Irrigators 25%
• Service Personnel 25%
• War Effort 25%
• Timber Harvesting 25%
• Sportsmen 25%
• Wildlife Protection 25%
• Game Birds 25%
• Wildlife Habitat 25%
• Pacific Northwest 25%
• Spruce Wood 25%
• Riverine Environments 25%
• Sitka Spruce 25%
• Species-dependent 25%
• Goose Populations 25%
• Olympic National Park 25%
• Olympic Peninsula 25%
• Military Context 25%
• Timber Companies 25%
• Second World War 25%
• Hunting Pressure 25%
• US Troops 25%
• Airplane 25%
• Franklin D. Roosevelt 25%
• Damage to Forests 25%
• Rationing 25%
• Selective Logging 25%
• Sequoia National Park 25%
• Conservationists 25%
• Wildlife Law 25%
• Mining Method 25%
• Timber 25%
• Major Food Sources 25%
• Federal Land Management 25%
• Bird Management 25%
• Federal Lands 25%
• Predator Eradication 25%
• Collateral Damage 25%
• Duck Population 25%
• Cutback 25%
• Civilian Conservation Corps 25%
• Warfare 25%
• Service Effort 25%
• Washington State 25%
• Avian Migration 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Conservation Programs 100%
• Natural Resources 100%
• Migratory Bird 100%
• Wild Animal 75%
• Bison 75%
• Picea Sitchensis 25%
• Government Agencies 25%
• Game Bird 25%
• Cervidae 25%
• Wildlife Habitat 25%
• Ranchers 25%
• Federal Government 25%
• Soil Erosion 25%
• Sequoia 25%
• Lowlands 25%