DWR provides tips to keep deer from eating your plants If you recently moved near a foothill in Utah, don’t be surprised if some of the plants in your garden disappear this spring. Deer near the road Gardens, yards and areas right next to roads are “deer magnets” in the spring. “Green grasses and other […]
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Your chance to help decide how Utah’s wildlife is managed is almost over. Regional Advisory Council March 30 is the last day a group can nominate you to serve on one of Utah’s five wildlife Regional Advisory Councils. You can download a RAC nomination form at http://go.usa.gov/YuQ. Nomination forms are also available at any DWR
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Salt Lake City – A new person is overseeing Utah’s fishing waters and fishing in the state. On March 9, Roger Wilson – a veteran fisheries biologist with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources – was chosen to lead the agency’s Aquatic Section. Wilson, a resident of Coalville, replaces Walt Donaldson, who recently retired. “I’m
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March 17, 2011 is the last day to apply If you want to join the group that makes the final decision about hunting, fishing and wildlife management in Utah-and you live in central or southeastern Utah-you need to get your application in soon. March 17, 2011 is the final day to submit your application to
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At a recent sportsmans expo in Salt Lake City, a national expert on mule deer was asked a simple question, “If you could do one thing for mule deer, what would it be?” The person was likely looking for an easy answer but what he got was one that takes dedication. The expert told him
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The warmer weather is bringing more and more people into Utah’s backcountry. But many of these folks aren’t hiking or mountain biking-they’re “hunting” for shed antlers. Every spring, shed antler hunters comb Utah’s backcountry, looking for antlers that have dropped from the heads of deer, elk or moose. These animals shed their antlers every winter
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PROVIDENCE – The Department of Environmental Management’s Division of Fish and Wildlife will hold public workshops in Providence and Tiverton next month to discuss the proposed 2012-2013 freshwater fishing seasons and the 2011-2012 hunting seasons and bag limits. In addition, proposed changes to Parks and Management Area Regulations will also be heard. Public workshops will
DEM APPROVES MODIFIED CLOSURE PLAN FOR FORMER PORTSMOUTH TOWN DUMP SITE Department Will Oversee Cleanup Efforts and Conduct Unannounced Inspections of Site PROVIDENCE – Following a thorough review of a proposal to modify an existing “Beneficial Use Determination” for closing the Portsmouth Town Dump, the Department of Environmental Management has approved a plan that is
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PROVIDENCE – The Department of Environmental Management has issued solid waste management facility licenses to the RI Resource Recovery Corporation (RIRRC) for the Phase VI expansion of the Central Landfill, and to JR Vinagro Corporation for a new construction and demolition debris processing facility and transfer station. RIRRC applied for a solid waste landfill license
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