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DDWS awards $30K for environmental studies scholarships
By REFUGE/DDWS - | Jul 23, 2021
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Sanibel s Dara Craig received her fifth DDWS scholarship this year toward graduate school at the University of Oregon. She is pictured studying climate change and glacial melt in New Zealand.
In compliance with state pandemic guidelines, the “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society-Friends of the Refuge this year remotely awarded $30,700 in conservation education scholarships to 14 students from the surrounding five-county area. During its 15-year history, the DDWS Environmental Scholarship Program has awarded a total of $199,500 to deserving students.
“The society is committed to educating today’s youth to become conservation stewards of the future,” DDWS Education Committee Chair Wendy Kindig said. “We work with businesses, families and individuals to provide annual scholarships to award to outstanding students pursuing degrees related to conservation, wildlife biology, e
Leave the mussels behind after boating on Lake Powell
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
and last updated 2021-07-06 22:11:07-04
LAKE POWELL, Utah â Utah s Division of Wildlife Services (DWR) was busy over the Independence Day weekend helping to keep Utah free free from invasive quagga mussels that cling to boats after leaving Lake Powell.
What makes these mussels so bad?
They can plug water supply systems, steal food from game fish, plug water lines, and damage boat engines.
Statewide, the DWR together with Utah State Parks, Arizona Game and Fish Department, and the National Park Service inspected 19,025 boats and performed 381 decontaminations over the long weekend, slightly down from last year s totals.