State-owned wildlife management areas in New England
Ronald J. Glass, Ronald J. Glass
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Ronald J. Glass, Ronald J. Glass
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State-owned wildlife management areas play an important role in enhancing 1 wildlife populations and providing opportunities for wildlife-related recreational activities.In the six New England States there are 271 wildlife management areas with a total area exceeding 268,000 acres.A variety of wildlife species benefit from habitat improvement activities on these areas.
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State-owned wildlife management areas play an important role in enhancing 1 wildlife populations and providing opportunities for wildlife-related recreational activities.In the six New England States there are 271 wildlife management areas with a total area exceeding 268,000 acres.A variety of wildlife species benefit from habitat improvement activities on these areas.
Key concepts: Wildlife, Wildlife management, State (computer science), Geography, State management, Environmental resource management, Environmental planning, Business