Program Type
Undergraduate
Faculty Advisor
Tatum Simms
Document Type
Poster
Location
Face-to-face
Start Date
25-4-2023 11:30 AM
Abstract
This paper discusses some of the positive and negative effects of environmental and agricultural influences on the waterfowl population in the state of Arkansas. Waterfowl hunting has been a prominent source of revenue to the state of Arkansas for many decades. Waterfowl hunting will continue to be prominent in this state in future as long as Arkansans maintain and preserve the natural resources here as well as use our own to further progress the waterfowl industry in Arkansas. Through aerial surveying, requiring hunters to purchase licenses and stamps to legally hunt waterfowl, and conservation efforts from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and other organizations, it has become much easier to determine how many ducks are utilizing Arkansas as a habitat as well as how many hunters are harvesting waterfowl during the year within the state.
Recommended Citation
Sipes, Caleb; Stephens, Ellison; and Young, Marissa, "Environmental and Agricultural Effects on Waterfowl Population in Arkansas" (2023). ATU Research Symposium. 10.
https://orc.library.atu.edu/atu_rs/2023/2023/10
Environmental and Agricultural Effects on Waterfowl Population in Arkansas
Face-to-face
This paper discusses some of the positive and negative effects of environmental and agricultural influences on the waterfowl population in the state of Arkansas. Waterfowl hunting has been a prominent source of revenue to the state of Arkansas for many decades. Waterfowl hunting will continue to be prominent in this state in future as long as Arkansans maintain and preserve the natural resources here as well as use our own to further progress the waterfowl industry in Arkansas. Through aerial surveying, requiring hunters to purchase licenses and stamps to legally hunt waterfowl, and conservation efforts from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and other organizations, it has become much easier to determine how many ducks are utilizing Arkansas as a habitat as well as how many hunters are harvesting waterfowl during the year within the state.