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Leslie Burger

Leslie Burger is a wildlife ecologist and has conducted research from the Galapagos Islands to Hudson Bay. She has held professional positions with Missouri Department of Conservation as an Assistant Research Biologist and Vertebrate Ecologist. She currently is an Extension Associate in the Department of Wildlife & Fisheries, Mississippi State University.

3 articles by Leslie Burger

Quail & Upland Birds

Quail Management on a Small Property: A Case Study

By Wes Burger, Leslie Burger

November/December 2008

Despite notable successes with species such as white-tailed deer and eastern wild turkey, not all species have thrived in modern landscapes. Throughout the Southeast over the past 30…

Quail & Upland Birds

Bobwhite Populations in the Southeast: What Can We Expect From Habitat Management?

By Wes Burger, Leslie Burger

September/October 2008

In the past, abundant bobwhite populations were an accidental by-product of broadly-applied land management practices that created and maintained a diverse mosaic of early successional plant communities. In…

Quail & Upland Birds

Successful Wildlife Management On a Working Farm: A Case Study

By Wes Burger, Leslie Burger

July/August 2007

Jimmy Bryan has been operating his 5,200-acre B. Bryan Farms, Inc. (BBF) in northeast Mississippi for more than 45 years. A successful cattle and rowcrop operation located in…

3 articles by Leslie Burger

Quail Management on a Small Property: A Case Study

Bobwhite Populations in the Southeast: What Can We Expect From Habitat Management?

Successful Wildlife Management On a Working Farm: A Case Study

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