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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1978
Page
6
A fragmented crossword style list defines habitat elements and wildlife terms. It covers protecting habitat and species like the dodo, snail darter, and American crocodile, plus actions to aid wildlife, from planting in yards to legal protections and habitat restoration efforts.
A set of clues describes wildlife habitat needs and bird life facts focusing on food sources nesting sites and environmental ideas. Answers reference plants animals and regions and connect to conservation themes and common bird species.
More than 12 million students teachers and conservationists are expected to join the 41st Wildlife Week in March 1925. National Wildlife Federation sponsors the event with the theme Wildlife Needs You. A peregrine falcon poster fronts the campaign, symbolizing the cause and highlighting historical scarcity in the lower 48 states.
Wisconsin extends ice shack removal to waters north of Hwy 64 with March 5 as the south of the same highway deadline. Portable shacks may be used after but must be removed daily when not in use. The piece also surveys endangered American animals, the whooping crane recovery, and National Wildlife Week chairman Robert Redford.
Sam Robbins notes March began like a lion with lingering snow in Chicago and Madison while brief signs of spring appear in birds. He highlights local birders Walter and Trudi Scott, Wisconsin Society for Ornithology, and Mallard behavior on Lake Mendota. He offers binocular advice and invites reader input to the Wisconsin bird study.
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