CODA is a free software package for nature conservation planning written and distributed by Michael Bedward. CODA assists in the design of networks of nature reserves or protected areas. It has been used for major reserve planning studies, as a teaching resource and for research into conservation planning methods.

Software for college-level biology since 1982. Simulation and Analysis of Biological Systems, Ecological Calculator, Aquatic Biology Suite, Other Programs from Oakleaf Systems.

Program Distance home page. Distance is a software program designed for the analysis of distance sampling data, to estimate density and abundance of a population.

A training program for counting wildlife. Wildlife Counts is a training program for estimating population sizes. The program features four bird species, one fish species, and simple randomized points. Parameters may be set for minimum and maximum values, experience level, and randomization options. Your estimation results are exportable.

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CyberTracker Software integrated for the use of tracking animals, birds, insects and other creatures in the animal kingdom through the latest in modern science and technology - an ancient art in a modern world.

Patuxent Wildlife Research Center (PWRC) Software Archive - Programs developed at PWRC and elsewhere for the analysis of animal populations for wildlife biologists/managers.

Software for ecology, conservation biology, wildlife management, and human health risk analysis. Data analysis for endangered and threatened species, models of extinction risk assessment linked to geographic information systems.

This site continues to develope as a clearinghouse for wildlife ecology related software. We solicit programs within many categories for inclusion at this site: habitat analysis, diversity indices, simulation, general population dynamics, capture/recapture, survival, energetics, statistics, home range, telemetry, data collection, etc.

POP-II is a simulation program used primarily by applied wildlife biologists to simulate the dynamics of large mammal populations, typically deer, elk, moose, etc.. The simulation model is also used in teaching college-level natural resources classes. Use by applied wildlife managers is directed towards predicting the consequences of various harvest strategies and to assess ongoing data collection activities. university use typically focuses on the understanding of population dynamics and demonstrating sensitivity of input variables to model behavior. Additional use of POP-II is made by federal agencies to assess the conseuences of land management decisions on resident game populations.