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Is There a Place for Fish and Wildlife in Your Woodland? MISC0132   Author(s): David de Calesta, Oregon State University, and Millard S. Deusen, Washington State Department of Fisheries If you enjoy walking in your woodland and enjoy the different species of birds and mammals you observe, you can enhance your enjoyment and improve wildlife habitat by managing the food, cover, and water resources on your woodland. Cooperators for the Woodland Fish and Wildlife Project include state and federal agencies in Washington and Oregon. Published: October 1988.   12 pages.   Out of Stock           Free Download: Price: $1.00    See also...  Washington Forest Products Industry: Current Conditions and Forecast 2004 More Info Our Price: $0.00  Roots, Shoots, Buckets & Boots More Info Our Price: $13.95  Bugs of Washington and Oregon More Info Our Price: $11.95

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