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CA: DFG Marine Wardens Snare Poacher Inside New Marine Protected Area

Department of Fish and Game (DFG) wardens cited a Southern California man early Sunday morning for poaching dozens of lobsters inside a Marine Protected Area (MPA). Wardens observed Marbel A. Para, 30, of Romoland (Riverside County) and a companion SCUBA diving in the Laguna Beach State Marine Reserve after midnight on Jan. 15. This location, […]

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CA: Anglers Reminded to Mail in Sturgeon, Abalone, Spiny Lobster, Salmon Report Cards in January

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) reminds anglers they are required to return their 2011 Fishing Report and Restoration Cards by Jan. 31. Information collected from report cards provides DFG with data to monitor and manage California’s diverse recreational fisheries. Report cards are due for sturgeon, abalone, spiny lobster and north coast salmon fisheries,

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CA: DFG Offers One-day Turkey Hunting Clinic in February

The Department of Fish and Game’s (DFG) Advanced Hunter Education Program is offering a turkey hunting clinic Feb. 18 at Tejon Ranch in Kern County. Jointly sponsored by DFG, the Hunter Education Instructor Association of Southern California and Tejon Ranch, this clinic is open to hunters of all ages and skill levels. Experienced instructor and

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CA: DFG Announces Drawing for Joice Island Pig Hunt at Grizzly Island Wildlife Area

The application deadline is fast approaching for hunters who wish to enter the permit drawing for the Joice Island pig hunts. The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) will be accepting application cards through close of business Feb. 10, 2012. The drawing will be held on Feb. 14, 2012. A total of 24 two-day permits

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OR: States agree to reduce sturgeon catch by 38% on the lower Columbia River

PORTLAND – For the third straight year, fish and wildlife directors from Washington and Oregon have agreed to reduce the catch of white sturgeon on the lower Columbia River, where the species has declined in abundance in recent years. Under the new agreement, the total allowable harvest of white sturgeon below Bonneville Dam will be

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Power Plays

Sometimes, combining electricity and wildlife can have shocking results. The Eagle Has Landed, with a Bang About 10,000 Juneau, Alaska residents lost power briefly after an overly ambitious bald eagle carrying a deer head in its talons flew into power transmission lines, causing a small electrical explosion Officials from Alaska Light and Power Company report

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AR: Hunter Education Class (Columbus)

There will be a public hunter education coarse available. When Saturday, January 28, 2012 Time 8:00am until 6:00pm Where Rick Evans Grandview Prairie Conservation Education Center, 1685 CR35N, Columbus, AR 71831 Description The Rick Evans Grandview Prairie Conservation Education Center in Columbus invites you to take the Arkansas Hunter Education Course. Registration required. Call the

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