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REHABILITATOR’S NIGHTMARE

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REHABILITATOR’S NIGHTMARE It’s important to understand that rehabilitators are folks who on their own time and at their own expense and training care for injured and orphaned wildlife. Many rehabilitators are of a more humane… 

WILDLIFE POKER

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WILDLIFE POKER By Ann Dirgni It was a beautiful spring day in May – very clear, very soft. I was feeding “the kids” (my name for the orphaned and injured wildlife who get dropped off… 

WHAT WILL C.A.S.H. DO WITH YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS?

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WHAT WILL C.A.S.H. DO WITH YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS? We will increase our printing and distribution, adding more government agencies, legislators, reporters, public and target store outlets. We will add staff for new and continuing investigations, research,… 

THE NORTH AMERICAN WATERFOWL MANAGEMENT PLAN

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THE NORTH AMERICAN WATERFOWL MANAGEMENT PLAN The last time I promised to tell you about the North American Waterfowl Management Plan. If you’ve already read press releases touting the Plan as one of the greatest… 

1694 – The Emperor’s New Clothes

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1694 – The Emperor’s New Clothes Once upon a time, a swindler posing as a tailor tricked a royal court into commissioning him to make a fine robe for the Emperor. After many months, the… 

AT THE JUGULAR VEIN OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

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AT THE JUGULAR VEIN OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT By Anne Muller For sure, the economic basis of wildlife management must change. But something else must change, and that’s the tenet that hunting is a legitimate recreational… 

STEPS TOWARD RESOLVING A HUMAN-ANIMAL CONFLICT SITUATION

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STEPS TOWARD RESOLVING A HUMAN-ANIMAL CONFLICT SITUATION Part 2 Game agencies are bizarrely out of touch with the psyche of the general public. A NJ resident, who was horrified when she learned that Canada geese…