Nongame Species Data Aids Idaho Habitat Plans
Idaho's Department of Fish and Game catalogs nongame species such as pikas kangaroo rats and loggerhead shrikes in a habitat based computer system. Maps show habitat acres by county and big game units enabling future habitat change tracking and informed environmental impact statements.
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Trout Hatchery Production Returns to 1972 Levels
Idaho Fish and Game reports trout production at hatcheries will reach 1,190,000 pounds for stocking statewide, matching 1972 levels. After a 40 percent cutback last year due to higher fish food costs, a price drop from 19.79 to 15.02 per 100 pounds and higher license revenue are expected to restore full production.
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AARP Clark Fork Chapter Meets with Outreach Plan
The Clark Fork AARP chapter met January 28 at city hall with Bert Herrin from Sandpoint discussing the Out Reach program and Mrs. John Smith demonstrating rug making from crocheted or knitted rags and plastic bags. The treasurer reported strong profits from December card parties, and members enjoyed bingo. Plans for another bingo session follow the February 25 meeting.
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Habitat use listing covers Idaho mammal bird reptile and amphibian species
The catalog includes two mammal cards with 60 species, six bird cards totaling 160 species, one amphibian card with 15 species, and a reptile card with 23 species. It allows for new Idaho finds and lists species by habitat season. Migratory birds and hibernating animals like the rock chuck are shown as using the habitat type even if not year round.
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