Montana Outdoors Vol 39 No 6 Nov/dec 2008
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law infractions, meets with landowners, and carries out dozens of other conservation law enforcement duties. "I get to see so many beautiful places and meet interesting people every day," she says. "This is such a great job.
I can't imagine doing anything else." Kuka is one of five female game wardens now working for F'WP. They are part of a female contingency comprising roughly 1 2 percent of law enforcement officers nation- wide, up from 2 percent in the 1970s, according to the California-bas...ed Center for Law Enforcement Training. Jim Kropp, chief of the FWP Enforcement Division, says that for years the department had only one female warden but has hired four in the past two years. Though the five still repre- sent just 7 percent of the state's 70 wardens, Kropp says thev are beginning to change the face of game law enforcement in Montana.
"Law enforcement has been undergoing changes nationally, and we've seen this |,-> reflected through more women applying to StuWi'S^WSi^i^X be wardens," he says.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
law infractions, meets with landowners, and carries out dozens of other conservation law enforcement duties. "I get to see so many beautiful places and meet interesting people every day," she says. "This is such a great job.
I can't imagine doing anything else." Kuka is one of five female game wardens now working for F'WP. They are part of a female contingency comprising roughly 1 2 percent of law enforcement officers nation- wide, up from 2 percent in the 1970s, according to the California-bas...ed Center for Law Enforcement Training. Jim Kropp, chief of the FWP Enforcement Division, says that for years the department had only one female warden but has hired four in the past two years. Though the five still repre- sent just 7 percent of the state's 70 wardens, Kropp says thev are beginning to change the face of game law enforcement in Montana.
"Law enforcement has been undergoing changes nationally, and we've seen this |,-> reflected through more women applying to StuWi'S^WSi^i^X be wardens," he says.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 39 No 6 Nov/dec 2008?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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