NUISANCE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATIONS

To advance the professionalism and interests of the nuisance wildlife management profession, WCT Magazine encourages membership and active involvement in national, state, and provincial associations. As a service to these associations, WCT is providing complimentary announcement space.

To include your association in this space or update your association's information, send the information to: WILDLIFE DAMAGE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATIONS
To advance the professionalism and interests of the nuisance wildlife management profession, WCT encourages membership and active involvement in national, state, and provincial associations. To include your association in this space, send the information to: Bob Noonan, Editor, WCT Magazine, POB 130, Canaan, ME 04924

NATIONAL & REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

• The National Wildlife Control Operators Association (NWCOA) National networking and representation. Join us in becoming the future of our industry. Contact: Tim Julien, 1832 N. Basil Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46219. Tel. (317) 895-9069, email: tjulien@iquest.net NWCOA
• The National Animal Damage Association (NADCA) is the oldest and largest group of wildlife damage management professionals. For more information contact: Grant Huggins, Noble Foundation, P.O. Box 2180, Ardmore, OK 73402
• The National Animal Control Association (NACA) represents the interests of animal control/care employees and police and humane officers, as well as public health and wildlife officials. NACA publishes the NACA Training Guide and the bi-monthly NACA News, offers a three-day training seminar each year, and operates the NACA Training Academy. For more information, call: 1-800-828-6474.
• The Northeast Association of Wildlife Damage Biologists (NEA-WDB), for wildlife professionals from the 13 northeastern states and the 7 eastern Canadian provinces. Contact: Timothy P. Algeo, P.O.Box 1436, Montpelier, VT 05602. Website: www.nea-wdb.org

STATE & PROVINCIAL ASSOCIATIONS

• The California Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators Association (CNWCOA) Contact: Alan Merrifield, P.O. Box 90, Burlingame, CA 94011. Tel. (650) 343-4380, web site: www.cnwcoa.org
• The Connecticut NWCO Assoc. Inc invites Connecticut NWCOs to join. Contact Mark Jones, President., P.O. Box 330354, West Hartford, CT 06133-0354. Tel: (203) 792-8682.
• The Georgia Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators Association (GNWCOA) Contact: Bryon Marsh, 361 Buchanan Hwy., Dallas, GA 30157. Tel. (770) 443-6928
• The Indiana Animal Damage Control Association (IADCA) Join us. Contact: Rex Helton, President, 22605 Gar Creek Rd., Woodburn, IN 46797. Tel: (2600) 632-5106, email: rxhelton@aol.com
• The Massachusetts Association of Problem Animal Controllers (MAPAC) Membership includes a bimonthly newsletter. Contact: MAPAC: C/ODon LaFountain, P.O. Box 60179, Florence, MA 01062-0179
• The Michigan Animal Damage Control Association (MADCA) is looking for new members.  P.O. Box 571, Laingsburg, MI 48848. Tel: (517) 651-6490.
• The New Jersey Wildlife Damage Control Association (NJWDCA) is seeking members. Contact: Daniel Ebel, 248 Rt. North, Washington, NJ 07882. Tel: (908) 832-2114
• The New York State Wildlife Management Association (NYSWMA) Contact: Bob Meakin, 5721 Middle Rd., Munnsville, NY 13409. Tel: (315) 495-5561 (evenings)
• The Nuisance Wildlife Operators Association Of Nova Scotia (NWOANS) Contact: Mike Larade, Site 30, RR #6, Box 72, Armdale, Nova Scotia, Canada B3L 4P4. Tel. (902) 497-2582.
• The Southeast Nuisance Wildlife Operators Association (SENWOA) Contact: Jim Soper, POB 7423, N. Augusta, SC 29861, Tel. (803) 279-9980, email: wildlifesoap@cs.com
• The Tennessee State Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators Association is seeking members.
• The Washington State Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators Association Contact: Mike Mead, P.O. Box 66378, Seattle, WA 98166. Tel. (206) 431-6833
  

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