Wildlife
MU Extension’s wildlife programs focus on habitat management to support both biodiversity and agricultural productivity. Education covers topics such as population control, land use, and conservation planning.
Programs
Missouri Feral Hog Elimination Partnership
The MU Feral Hog Extension Project, a collaborative educational program conducted in partnership with the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) and USDA APHIS-Wildlife Services, promotes the adoption of feral hog eradication efforts on private lands in the state for economic and conservation benefits.
MU Black Vulture Project
The MU Black Vulture Project is designed to improve our understanding of vulture ecology, the dynamics of vulture conflicts, and to provide educational assistance for livestock producers and clientele with information on how to prevent and control problems and deal with potential conflicts should they occur. The Project is conducted in partnership and collaboration with the Missouri Department of Agriculture and USDA APHIS-Wildlife…
Nuisance Wildlife
The presence of wildlife around your home or on your property typically is beneficial but may at times conflict with your goals. Learn about scientifically valid ways to prevent damage and control nuisance wildlife.
