Montana Wildlife Vol Feb 1968
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By FRANK H. DUNKLE, Director Montana Fish & Game Department (From a speech directed to the Montana Water Development Association) We care about water!
Our interest in water and its development is more than just a casual one. While at times we find our image is one of an agency of preservationists and negative thinkers in the field of water resource development, a close look at the record will reveal a few facts that contradict that image. For example, I'm sure you know that in the last ten year...s, the Fish and Game Department has built more dams, created more reservoirs, than any other state agency. We have, in fact, built more dams than all other state agencies over the last ten years.
In addition to building dams by ourselves, we have contributed (and I mean cold, hard cas h — not just moral support) to many other reservoir construction projects. Whenever our department was able, we have invested cold, hard cash in the development of Montana's water resource. We contributed because we do care about water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By FRANK H. DUNKLE, Director Montana Fish & Game Department (From a speech directed to the Montana Water Development Association) We care about water!
Our interest in water and its development is more than just a casual one. While at times we find our image is one of an agency of preservationists and negative thinkers in the field of water resource development, a close look at the record will reveal a few facts that contradict that image. For example, I'm sure you know that in the last ten year...s, the Fish and Game Department has built more dams, created more reservoirs, than any other state agency. We have, in fact, built more dams than all other state agencies over the last ten years.
In addition to building dams by ourselves, we have contributed (and I mean cold, hard cas h — not just moral support) to many other reservoir construction projects. Whenever our department was able, we have invested cold, hard cash in the development of Montana's water resource. We contributed because we do care about water.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Feb 1968?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game. Information-Education Division to read onlineMoreLess
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