Tribute to Glenn Cornelison Influences Idaho Fish and Game Fund
Obituary note for Glenn Cornelison of Twin Falls prompts donations to Idaho Fish and Game Fund. Joe Greenley, director, recalls his love of hunting and fishing. The Fish and Game Commission meets March 23 in Base to consider a wildlife policy draft with public review set for July 1. Also notes Ducks Unlimited concerns about dry winter conditions in Canada impacting 1977 waterfowl populations and Idaho’s northern migratory waterfowl.
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Glenn Cornelison
Twin Falls
Idaho
Fish and Wildlife
Fish and Game Department
Department
Fish and Game Fund
Joe Greenley
Cornelison
Department of Fish and
Game
Commission
Fish and*Game Commission
Department of Fish and Game
South Walnut
Canada
Ducks Unlimited
Prairie Provinces
Dale E. Whitesell
Whitewell
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Whitesell
Federal Funds Move to Idaho Fish and Wildlife Programs
Idaho receives part of over 672 million dollars in federal aid for sport fish and wildlife restoration and hunter safety. Funds support wildlife habitat, land and water acquisition, habitat development, and fisheries research across states and territories, with distribution based on license holders and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Dea D. Andrus
Idaho
Great Lakes
Devil's Club Abundant From Oregon To Alaska
Bonner County outdoors column notes Devil's Club thrives in moist north Idaho woods especially creek bottoms near Clark Fork. Plant spines injure skin yet young shoots and roots are edible with possible ginseng related effects. Widely found from Oregon to Alaska in cedar and hemlock forests.
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Dave Finkelnburg
Eve
Devil’s Club
Derr Creek
Clark Fork
North
Idaho
Devil's Club
Orient
Oregon
Minnesota
Alaska
Roadside Burning Criticized as Threat to Idaho Pheasants
Idaho landowners are urged to curb roadside and fence row fires this spring as the Department of Fish and Game warns fires damage critical pheasant habitat in the southern Idaho pheasant belt. Regional educator Stu Murrell cites habitat loss from mowing and urges late season vegetation control to boost pheasant production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Department of Fish and Game
Stu _ Murrell
Jerome
Iowa
Murrell
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Highway Department
Midwest
Department of Highways
Nebraska
Magic Valley
Whooping Cranes Show Independence From Sandhill Kin
Three two year old whooping cranes raised by sandhill crane families in Idaho and now in New Mexico form an experimental flock aiming to boost survival of the endangered species. Imprinting paired the youngsters with their adoptive parents, with wildlife officials hopeful as they reach maturity and potential mating.
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Bosque del Apache, N.M
UPI
New Mexico
Idaho
Rio Grande Valley
Rod Drewien
Tlus
Drewien
Idaho Snowmobile Trails Guide Details 3000 Miles
The Idaho Dept. of Parks and Recreation and the Division of Tourism and Industrial Development publish a Trails Guide showing six Idaho regions and about 3000 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Groomers funded by the Off Road Motor Vehicle Fund operate in Bonner Kootenai Shoshone Latah Nez Perce Fremont Elmore Bingham and Bear Lake counties. Ada County dedicated its groomer January 30. The brochure is available from IDPR or the Division of Tourism and Development at the Statehouse Mail Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Dept. of Parks and Recreation
Division of Tourism and Industrial Development
IDPR
Bonner
Kootenai
Shoshone
Latah
Nez Perce
Fremont
Elmore
Bingham
Bear Lake Counties
Ada County
Div. of
Tourism
Ind. Dev
Statehouse Mail
Boise
Canoeing Safety Emphasized By Industry Leader
Vic Hays, vice president of a canoe maker, recalls Allegheny River trips and urges education to curb rising canoe accidents. He notes boats must fit use like fishing or family trips, and stresses proper technique and life jacket use.
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Vic, Watia
Chicago
Donald’ Hays
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Hays
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IFG
Fish and Wildlife Service
Lynn A. Greenwalt
Puerto
Rico
Guam
the Virgin Island
American Samoa
Bonner County
Devil's Club Abundant
Elks Unlimited
Sandpoint Junior High School
Michael David
P.O
Priest River
United States
Coast “Guard
The
Red Cross
Boy Scouts and
American Canoe Association
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