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March 20, 2009

TWRC Amends a Pair of Fishing Proclamations During March Meeting

Nashville – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission held its March meeting on Wednesday, the first with Ed Carter presiding as Executive Director of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. The meeting was conducted in a special one-day session at TWRA’s Region II Ray Bell Office Building. The former Chief of TWRA’s Boating Division, Carter assumed his

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Depredation Permit Process for Feral Swine, Coyotes Changed

At the request of the Alabama Conservation Advisory Board, Conservation Commissioner Barnett Lawley has issued an emergency regulation to make it easier for landowners and leaseholders to acquire crop depredation permits for feral swine and coyotes. The affected landowners and leaseholders will no longer be required to prove crop or property damage before a depredation

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Albuquerque office opens Saturday March 21 to help hunters with new application procedures before April 8th deadline

Albuquerque – The Department of Game and Fish is reminding hunters to obtain a free customer identification number — new this year — before applying for hunting licenses or permits in the annual drawings. The numbers must be obtained before the April 8 application deadline for 2009-2010 hunts whether applications are made online or on

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DEP Says CT Bat Population Hit Hard by White Nose Syndrome

A syndrome that attacks hibernating bats is much more severe in Connecticut this winter than last and will lead to a dramatic reduction in the size of the state’s bat population this summer, according to wildlife experts at the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). The DEP says visits to Connecticut’s two major winter hibernaculas

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