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Stephen E. Reynolds (1937 – 2018)
July 30, one of our long time contributors to the magazine, Stephen E. Reynolds passed away. He was a retired game warden who had worked both for New Mexico and Alaska during his career. He wrote our “Old Timers Corner” articles … Continue reading →
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Winter 2109-2020
Two Years In Prison And $1.5 Million In Restitution Ordered In Washington Sea Cucumber Case In late 2015, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Detective Julie Cook received a tip indicating Hoon Namkoong, the owner and operator of Orient Seafood … Continue reading →
Fall 2109
Finding The Needle In A Haystack Buffalo Narrows, in Northern Saskatchewan, would be considered a remote and challenging duty station for any conservation officer, but even more so in 1959 before the advent of GPS, satellite phones, and modern radios. … Continue reading →
Summer 2109
A Monumental Tribute By Dan Kelsey, Senior Conservation Officer (retired) Idaho Department Fish and Game In 1981, two conservation officers were murdered after responding to a complaint of illegal trapping activity in a remote area of Owyhee County in southwestern … Continue reading →
Spring 2109
Guam Calling By Texas Game Warden Will Plumas I have been a state game warden, with the Texas Parks & Wildlife, for 26 years. My career was stationed in the extreme southern tip of the state, which includes the southern … Continue reading →
Winter 2018-2019
Bearglary In Progress Written by NYS ENCON Police Lt. Matthew Clemens Little did we know that 2018 would be a record year for black bear calls in northern New York. It all started on May 12th when New York … Continue reading →
Fall 2018
OFFICER EXCHANGE, A TRIP OF A LIFETIME By: Conservation Officer Mike Campese, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, CANADA As I sat at the NAWEOA conference in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Canada I had always wondered what it … Continue reading →