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for Friend of Wildlife Vol. 32 Issue 5, Sept/Oct 1985
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26684
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Beavers originally were found over all of North Carolina, but in early days were trapped and hunted until they were near eliminated. Preliminary results from a statewide survey show that beavers are rapidly expanding their range.
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26685
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The National Wildlife Federation and the North Carolina chapter are leading an initiative to expand the designated wilderness areas in the Croatan National Forest. Expansion would protect the area from artificial drainage, timber harvest, road building, off-road vehicle use and peat mining.
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26686
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The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission set major regulation changes for striped bass, gear, and shellfish. The provisions specify number of days in the season, areas, means and methods, quantity caught and size requirements.
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4.CP&L Protects Colony of Endangered Woodpecker by Friend of Wildlife Vol. 32 Issue 5, Sept/Oct 1985
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26687
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Carolina Power and Light Company is protecting the only active colony of the nationally endangered red-cockaded woodpecker in the Piedmont region of North Carolina. CP&L will initiate a program to maintain suitable cavity trees that serve as habitat for the woodpeckers.
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26688
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The dwarf ginger is an endemic plant to North Carolina and is proposed for federal listing as a nationally endangered species. The Catawba County Wildlife Club has pledged to protect the dwarf ginger’s habitat along Jacob Fork River.
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26689
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Federal cases were made against individuals in North Carolina for the illegal transportation and sale of striped bass. They were charged under the Federal Lacey Act with various felonies and misdemeanors.
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26690
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The North Carolina Wildlife Federation recognized the Guilford Wildlife Club for their wildlife conservation efforts. Located in Greensboro, the club has successfully stocked fish in Lake Jeanette, installed wood duck boxes, and sponsored educational activities in the community.
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