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Next ADMB Meeting:
Date:
August 21st, 2023
8:00 am

Time:
Location:

Zoom see agenda

Contact:
Jerry Johnson
307-777-6781

Agenda

August

Minutes

For Older Minutes
See Resouces page
-Legislative reports-




Wyoming Rabies Management Site

Grant
Applications For
County Predator Management Districts
Can Be Found
Here
Dept. of Audit
website:
Electronic budget
Form Click
Here

Research
Applications For ADMB Funding Can Be Found Here, and Additional Information Can Be Found On Our Resources Page

 "Working for Sportsmen and Agriculturists
Across the State of Wyoming"

                                

Mission Statement-

- The ADMB Mission is to coordinate and implement an integrated animal damage management program, based on the best available science, for the benefit of human and natural resources throughout Wyoming.

 




"It is important to the economy of the state, to maximize agricultural production and at the same time to promote, protect and conserve the wildlife resources."

-1999 Wyoming Legislature



Creation and Composition-

-The Wyoming Animal Damage Management Program was created by the 1999 Legislature and is administered by a 15 member (12 voting, 3 ex-officio non-voting members) board, commonly referred to as the Animal Damage Management Board, or simply the "ADMB".




 Purpose-

-The ADMB was established for the purposes of mitigating damage caused to livestock, wildlife and crops by predatory animals, predacious birds and depredating animals or for the protection of human health and safety. 

 



                    





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