Montana Fish, Wildlife And Parks Annual Report 2008
Montana Fish, Wildlife And Parks Annual Report 2008
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Montana regu- lates exotic species to minimize the potential health and safety risks these species may present to humans, natu- ral resources and agriculture.
Statewide surveys by FWP have found no new aquatic nuisance species. Prevention is FWP's focus and the species of primary concern are zebra and quagga mussels, Asian carp and Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia, or ■# FWP works with the Montana Department of Agriculture, Depart- ment of Livestock, Montana Health and Human Services and other agen...- cies to classify exotic wildlife. The FWP Commission is required by law to classify exotic species as controlled, I - VHS virus.
The Upland Gamebird Enhance- ment Program puts roughly $700,000 of hunter's dollars to work annually for habitat and pheasant release projects designed to benefit upland game birds and enhance hunting opportunities.
FWRMT.G0V 2008 ANNUAL REPORT 11 Connecting Montanans to the outdoors Information technology links Mon- tanans to FWP through the Internet at fwp.mt.gov and the agency's automated licensing system terminals at FWP regional offices and license providers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Montana regu- lates exotic species to minimize the potential health and safety risks these species may present to humans, natu- ral resources and agriculture.
Statewide surveys by FWP have found no new aquatic nuisance species. Prevention is FWP's focus and the species of primary concern are zebra and quagga mussels, Asian carp and Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia, or ■# FWP works with the Montana Department of Agriculture, Depart- ment of Livestock, Montana Health and Human Services and other agen...- cies to classify exotic wildlife. The FWP Commission is required by law to classify exotic species as controlled, I - VHS virus.
The Upland Gamebird Enhance- ment Program puts roughly $700,000 of hunter's dollars to work annually for habitat and pheasant release projects designed to benefit upland game birds and enhance hunting opportunities.
FWRMT.G0V 2008 ANNUAL REPORT 11 Connecting Montanans to the outdoors Information technology links Mon- tanans to FWP through the Internet at fwp.mt.gov and the agency's automated licensing system terminals at FWP regional offices and license providers.
What to read after Montana Fish, Wildlife And Parks Annual Report 2008?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Fish, Wildlife, And Parks to read onlineMoreLess
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