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What is the US Fish and Wildlife Department?
There is no "US Fish and Wildlife Department." I must assume that you mean the US Fish and Wildlife Service, which is part of the US Department of the Interior.
Why are fish and wildlife important?
some fish are not wildlife e.g goldfish while some are ee.g the catfish wildlife is very important
Can you work for fish and wildlife with a felony?
Yes, fish and wildlife don't care about that sort of thing, fish and wildlife can't even read let alone understand what a felon is.
When was Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge created?
Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge was created in 1959.
Who manages the national wildlife refuges?
the U.S fish and wildlife service
What is a fish and wildlife trooper?
A Wildlife Trooper is a Game Warden employed by the state.
The grus americana endangered species according to the us fish and wildlife?
Yes, they are on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Endangered Species List.
What is the area of Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge?
The area of Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge is 72.811 square kilometers.
What has the author Jamie Rappaport Clark written?
Jamie Rappaport Clark has written: 'U.S. Fish & Wildlife service strategic plan' -- subject(s): Management, Planning, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Wildlife conservation, Wildlife management
Which cabinet department is responsible for the protection of your fish and wildlife diversity?
The U.S. Department of the Interior is primarily responsible for the protection and management of fish and wildlife diversity through agencies such as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Park Service.
Does the Fish and Wildlife have the right to ask you for ID if you are not fishing or hunting?
If the fish or local wildlife asked you for ID, You should be scared. Even if you weren't hunting.
What is the web address of the American National Fish And Wildlife Mus in Springfield Missouri?
The web address of the American National Fish And Wildlife Mus is: http://www.wondersofwildlife.org
