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Waterfowl and Agriculture: review and Future Representative of the Crop Damage Conflict in Europe

Proceedings of the International Workshop "Farmers and Waterfowl: Conflict or Coexistence", Lelystad, Netherlands, Oct. 1991

Language(s): English , Author(s): Marc van Roomen & Jesper Madsen (eds) , Date of Publication: 1991 , ISBN: 09626271

These proceedings are the outcome of the international workshop"Farmers and Waterfowl: Conflict or Coexistance" held in Lelystad in the netherlands in October 1991 and convened by the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature management and Fisheries, the Netherlands in co-operation with the International Waterfowl and Wetlands Research Bureau. In total almost 70 participants from 16 Europe countires and Canada attended the meeting.

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