Conservation Through Education
Conservation Through Education
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Probably 20,000 deer are killed in this state each year.
The annual kill of wild ducks is around 1 ,000,000 and of wild geese about 200,000. The stock need not be exterminated however as the wild-fowl that winter here have most of the northern regions for their nesting grounds.
The California valley quail is said to be the finest "upland" game bird in the world. This bird is found everywhere in the state but has been over-hunted badly. Unless the killing is greatly reduced this bird will disapp...ear.
The only game bird ever successfully reared extens- ively in captivity is the English, known also as the Chinese and ring-necked pheasant. Thousands of these birds have been raised at the State Game Farm and liberated in the moist coeist region.
The State Fish and Game Commis- sion is entirely self-supporting, receiving its annual revenue of about $300,000 from the sale of hunting and fishing licenses and from fines collected from violators of the laws. The Commission has four business offices and about 1 20 employees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Probably 20,000 deer are killed in this state each year.
The annual kill of wild ducks is around 1 ,000,000 and of wild geese about 200,000. The stock need not be exterminated however as the wild-fowl that winter here have most of the northern regions for their nesting grounds.
The California valley quail is said to be the finest "upland" game bird in the world. This bird is found everywhere in the state but has been over-hunted badly. Unless the killing is greatly reduced this bird will disapp...ear.
The only game bird ever successfully reared extens- ively in captivity is the English, known also as the Chinese and ring-necked pheasant. Thousands of these birds have been raised at the State Game Farm and liberated in the moist coeist region.
The State Fish and Game Commis- sion is entirely self-supporting, receiving its annual revenue of about $300,000 from the sale of hunting and fishing licenses and from fines collected from violators of the laws. The Commission has four business offices and about 1 20 employees.
What to read after Conservation Through Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California Fish And Game Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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