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New York DEC expands oak wilt quarantine districts

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has expanded oak wilt quarantine districts in both Yates and Ontario counties, in the Finger Lakes region, after finding new trees infected with oak wilt.
The two quarantine districts have been combined into one, which now includes the entire towns of Middlesex, Italy, and South Bristol, and parts of the towns of Bristol and Naples.

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Juvenile striped bass production still dropping in the Hudson River

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently issued an update on the Hudson River’s Atlantic striped bass Juvenile Abundance Index (JAI) survey and ongoing collaborations on management of this important fishery.
DEC’s JAI determined poor reproductive success in the river for the third consecutive year.

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Spring hearing questions included in the Feb. 25 Wisconsin NRB agenda

The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) will meet in-person on Wednesday, Feb. 25, to hear a report on 2025 deer seasons and preview DNR proposed rule changes and Conservation Congress advisory questions that will be presented at the annual spring fish and game hearings Monday, April 13.

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