Wildlife Summit Abstract
	Wildlife Summit Agenda
	2014 Wildlife Summit Presentations
	Appreciate Your Friendly Navajo Zoo - Mikesic
	Clean Water Benefits Both Wildlife and People - Johnson
	Cooperative Management for Recovery of Rare Fish - Cheek
	Creative Ways to Save Space for Wildlife - Diswood
	Enhancing Your Outdoor Experience / Wheatfields Lake - Selby
	From Fry to Fish to Frying Pan - Selby
	History and Overview of Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife - Tom
	Know Animal Control Laws - J.Begay
	Modernizing Your Local Zoo - Mull
	Passing On Hunting Tradition - Tom
	Prairie Dogs and Plague, Should We Worry? - Smith
	Protect Your Loved Ones from Wildife Diseases - Bender
	Responsible Pet Ownership - Daw
	Saving a Navajo Legacy: Desert Bighorn Sheep - Cole
	Stealing Wildlife is a Crime - D.Begay
	Thirty Years of Navajo Natural Heritage Program Success and Challenges - Hazelton
	Why Manage Big Game Populations - Cole
	Wildlife in Your Backyard -Emerson
	Department Policies and Reports
	Eagle Feather Distribution Policies
	Ferruginous Hawk Management Guidelines
	Navajo Nation Fishing and Boating Regulations
	Navajo Nation Management Plan of the Mexican Spotted Owl
	Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife Contacts
	Map of Navajo Nation Lakes
	Biological Resource Land Use Clearance Policies and Procedures (RCP)
	Raptor Electrocution Prevention Regulations
	Navajo Nation Animal Control Laws
	Navajo Nation Hunting and Trapping Regulations
	Website Links
	Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife
	Navajo Nation Zoo
	Navajo Natural Heritage Program
	Navajo Nation Division of Natural Resources
	Biological Land-use Clearance Policies and Procedures (RCP) Maps