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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 2002

Page

13

Spring wildlife activities and fishing season events listed

Illinois wildlife actions from March to April include trout stocking at select waters, spawning for muskies and walleyes, steelhead hatching, geese nesting, ducks migrating, turkey breeding, grouse courtship, rabbit nesting, dove return, quail break up, and multiple calendar events. Key deadlines March 15 duck stamp entries and turkey calling windows. openings and hunts span March 20 to April 13, with licenses and permits culminating April 1 and 4.

Illinois

New Crab Orchard Refuge chief faces vast planning task

Rick Frietsche, appointed June 2001 as manager of Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, oversees three lakes, public use, and a large industrial complex. He replaced Daniel Dashier and must guide the Comprehensive Conservation Plan while balancing bird habitat, waterfowl, road upkeep, and growing public demand. The plan spans 15 to 80 year horizons, with implications for decades.

Illinois Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge Rick Frietsche Crab Orchard Lake Frietsche U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge Wisconsin Daniel Dashier CCP

Spring Beauty On Shawnee Trails Amid Quiet Creek

A winter sun day at Iron Furnace Picnic Area in Shawnee National Forest inspires a couple and their dog Buck to explore Big Creek Trail. They notice emergent green shoots and spring beauties, spot a downy woodpecker, and observe a white sycamore over the blue sky. The creek runs swift with emerald pools and a large beaver population leaves chewed stumps and a beaver slide downstream.

Buck Iron Furnace Shawnee National Forest Big Creek

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