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Public input sought on Game and Fish
operational plan The Arizona Game and Fish Department is seeking public comment on a draft plan that will guide how the agency manages wildlife, outdoor recreational opportunities and its own detailed operations for the next two years. Eight public meetings will be held around the state the first two weeks in May to provide an overview of the plan and to accept comments. The draft operational plan identifies the approaches the department will take to implement key management programs including game, nongame, sportfish, off-highway vehicle, watercraft and business administration as well as support functions such as public information and education, law enforcement, shooting sports, habitat, research, and watchable wildlife. The department develops a new operational plan every two years.
“Public input is important in helping us
finalize the plan,” says Bob Brochied, the department’s assistant director for
wildlife management. “Everyone has a stake in the continued health of our
state’s wildlife populations and in future recreational opportunities. It’s
important to make your viewpoint known.” The public meetings will include a presentation on the planning process, an overview of the plan’s highlights and public comments will be accepted. The meetings will be held from 6-8 p.m. on the following dates:
Written comment can also be submitted anytime through May 31, by e-mail to wildlifeplan@azgfd.gov, or by U.S. mail to Wildlife Plan, c/o Funds & Planning, Arizona Game and Fish Department, 2221 W. Greenway Road, Phoenix, AZ 85023-4399. JURY DUTY - IT'S YOUR DUTY Arizona State Rifle & Pistol Association
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This page was last updated 06/16/2008 |