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Missouri Department of Conservation investigates reports of paddlefish abuse at Lake of the Ozarks

The Missouri Department of Conservation is investigating after several paddlefish were recently found in the Lake of the Ozarks mutilated, skinned or cut open, prompting concerns over suspected illegal activity.
At least three fish were found with apparent cuts or severe injuries, according to McClure’s Guide Service. Two fish were discovered with profane messages carved into them.

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Wetland protection bill passes Illinois House committee but has not advanced

Legislation in the Illinois House designed to protect wetlands in the state had not advanced as the spring session of the General Assembly hits its final month.
House Bill 3596, known as the Wetlands Protection Act, aims to establish a state-level permitting program administered by DNR to regulate the discharge of dredged or fill material into wetlands.

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New York’s outdoor writers to visit northern Catskills and upper Hudson Valley

The New York State Outdoor Writers Association will hold its annual conference this year May 7-10, in Greene and Columbia counties. Headquarters will be the Glen Falls House, an historic resort that sits on 47 acres of forestland in Mountain Top, in the northern Catskills.

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