Conservation donations rise as checkoffs fund nongame wildlife
The article notes that 17 states have adopted tax refund checkoffs to fund nongame wildlife programs, with Colorado reporting $744,000 and Minnesota $523,000 in 1981. Officials cite growing donor participation and expanding habitat projects, including urban wildlife initiatives near Denver.
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