Duck Hawks May Become Extinct
Idaho Fish and Game highlights the peregrine falcon or duck hawk as endangered due to pesticide use urban growth nesting disturbance and pollution. The piece notes 48 formerly living species extinct and outlines protection under Public Law 89-669 Endangered Species Preservation Act and broader federal authority.
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Grizzly bears and other wildlife in the western United States
The article outlines historic and current ranges of grizzly bears and other wildlife from Idaho to Montana and Wyoming, notes the decline to near extinction in many areas, and mentions conservation efforts for species like the black-footed ferret and trumpeter swans. It also comments on the impracticality of restoring former populations and the economic value of beefstock and gasoline.
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Auditor Seeks Competitive Bids for Idaho Land Rentals
Idaho State Auditor Joe R. Wil seeks competitive bidding for state land rentals arguing this would double the state’s school endowment funds over the years. The move targets boosting revenue for public schools and improving fund growth.
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Williams criticizes land rent figures and appraisal value
Williams says the state rents on 160 acres of Jefferson County land at five cents per acre yields only eight dollars a year, while an appraisal valued the land at sixteen thousand dollars. He argues this doesn't cover the state's bookkeeping costs.
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Jefferson County
Land Board member cites potential $200 million endowment gain
Williams of the Land Board notes thousands of acres align with state lands and argues that changing rental methods years ago could have boosted endowment funds from $75 million to about $200 million. He says he urged action to improve returns.
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