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for Friend O’ Wildlife Vol. 28 Issue 5, May 1981
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26808
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Secretary of the Interior, James Watt, proposes to increase funding for park maintenance, road construction, water and sewer improvements, and correction of health and safety deficiencies. No new parklands will be acquired by the federal government.
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26809
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In 1952, North Carolina State University’s Continuing Education Department held the first session of A Short Course in Sport Fishing, also known as The Fishing School. The school is still held every year and now headquarters at the Hatteras Civic Center. The course teaches tackle rigging and surf, inlet, pier and Gulf Stream fishing.
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26810
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The National Wildlife Federation has issued its 1981 conservation stamps, featuring thirty-six different animal species. All of the species are wildlife survivors with special abilities and traits which help them survive in the wild. Each stamp album contains descriptions and biological data on each of the species.
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26811
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Beaver populations are increasing throughout the state and nation. Anglers are concerned about beaver damage to trout streams because they build dams that change water levels and flow. This can also flood roadways and plug culverts.
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