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birders start paying for birding.
The property was primarily agriculture but interspersed with residences. It was taken over by the Federal/State government about 50yrs ago and converted back to 'nature'. Unfortunately, 35+ yrs of hands off 'management' has led to the property being invaded by undesirable non-native and...- jremmons
- Post #50
- Forum: Conservation
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birders start paying for birding.
I agree that everyone should be required to pay some form of a tax, but good luck with that... People don't even want to be taxed to help out other people, much less birds and other fuana/Flora they know nothing about (nor care to learn). I am tasked with restoring/managing 9,000 acres with 2...- jremmons
- Post #45
- Forum: Conservation
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birders start paying for birding.
I am a land manager/biologist for a state agency. 85% of my salary is funded via Pittman Robertson/Wildlife & Sport Fish Restoration money. Due to obligations involved with PR money, any land management I do under the grant must benefit huntable game or hunters. While nongame species will also...- jremmons
- Post #42
- Forum: Conservation