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Iowa Waterfowl Summit III

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Wetland Management for Waterfowl Harvest & Production

A special session in conjunction with the IA DNR Wildlife Biologists' Meeting

Where: Neil Smith National Wildlife Refuge
Prairie City, IA

When Saturday - August 18, 2007, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Tenatative Agenda
Wetland Management for Waterfowl Harvest & Production
Moderator - Guy Zenner, Waterfowl Research Biologist

10:00 Otter Creek - Managing wetlands on the IA River floodplain
Rick Trine, DNR Widlife Biologist

10:20 Coralville Reservoir - Iowa River reservoir management for ducks
Tim Thompson, DNR Wildlife Biologist

10:40 Red Rock & Saylorville Reservoirs - Attracting ducks to Des Moinse River reservoirs
Chuck Kakac & Scott Peterson, DNR Widlife Biologists

11:00 Rathbun Reservoir - Duck management in south-central Iowa
Jeff Teleen

11:20 Lake Odessa - Duck marsh or lake?
Bill Ohde, DNR Widlife Biologist

11:40 Green Island & Princeton - Management challenges on the Mississippi River
Mike Griffin, DNR Wildlife Biologist

12:00 LUNCH On your own

1:00 Big Marsh & Sweets Marsh - Managing moist soil units for ducks
Doug Chafa - DNR Wildlife Biologist

1:20 Bays Branch, Dunbar Slough, & Goose Lake - Wetland mgmt in the southern PPR
Ron Munkel - DNR Wildlife Biologist

1:40 Diamond Lake & Dan Green Slough - Managing shallow lakes for waterfowl
Chris LaRue & Bryan Hellyer, DNR Wildlife Biologists

2:00 Big Wall Lake & Eagle Lake - Managing large natural wetlands in the PPR
Doug Janke & Greg Hanson, DNR Wildlife Biologists

2:20 Snyder-Blackbird-Decatur Bends - Managing wetlands on the MO River floodplain
Ed Weiner, DNR Wildlife Biologist

2:40 Riverton and Forney Lake - Contrasts in wetland management in SW Iowa
Carl Priebe, DNR Wildlife Biologist

3:00 Wetland Management Costs
Robert Dolan, Wildlife Management Supervisor

3:20 Questions and Answers

4:00 Adjourn
 
Pulled Pork, plus Iowa grown Sweet corn, tomatoes, cucumber, musk mellon, cantalop, and watermellon.

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