| The wildlife conservation movement
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| | and also assisting other police officers
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| unofficially began in North America at
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| | in more conventional law enforcement.
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| the turn of the twentieth century. In
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| | Also, today, wildlife officers are
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| about the year 1900, the various states
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| | heavily involved with homeland security
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| and Canadian provinces began to pass
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| | work and are called upon on a daily basis
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| legislation designed to protect different
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| | to perform their oftentimes difficult and
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| species of wildlife within their
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| | dangerous tasks.Many citizens do not
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| jurisdictions. This was due to the fact
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| | think of the game warden as a police
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| that many species of wildlife were almost
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| | officer but the reality is that that is
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| extinct primarily because of the
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| | exactly what he/she is. Wildlife
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| unrestricted overshooting of various
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| | officers in the various states are
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| species that occurred during the
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| | trained at their state or provincial law
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| settlement of the western United States.
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| | enforcement training center. They
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| Additionally, the habitats of various
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| | encounter all of the same problems and
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| species had been severely altered and
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| | risks that a conventional police officer
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| even destroyed due to the settlement of
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| | does and the laws they enforce are
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| the land.At about this time, the two
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| | incredibly important in that they insure
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| governments not only passed protective
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| | the survival of species and provide for
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| legislation on various species but they
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| | public protection.In summary, the
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| also took the necessary step of hiring
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| | wildlife officer in both the United
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| the first wildlife enforcement officers
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| | States and Canada are highly trained
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| (or game wardens if you will) to enforce
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| | police officers of the outdoors. They
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| these laws.Due to the strict enforcement
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| | perform duties that protect the
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| of our wildlife laws, the Whitetail Deer,
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| | environment and the species that share
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| The Elk, The Pronghorn Antelope and the
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| | this planet with the human race.Rick
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| Bighorn Sheep to name a few have been not
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| | Seward is a Nebraska Conservation
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| only saved from extinction, now they are
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| | Officer. He has patrolled his state for
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| abundant. Without proper law enforcement
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| | many years protecting is valuable natural
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| in the past 100 plus years, this would
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| | wildlife resources. His love of the
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| not be the case.Today there are
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| | outdoors and wildlife is reflected in the
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| approximately 8,000 wildlife officers in
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| | engraved artwork that he does in
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| the United States and Canada. They may
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| | gunstocks, canoe paddles and wooden
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| go by different titles such as game
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| | plates. He even does Ostrich Eggshell
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| warden, Conservation Officer, Wildlife
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| | designs. He does maintain a website that
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| officer and so on but essentially, their
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| | will showcase some of his previous works.
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| duties are the same. To protect the
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| | It is located at His work is all hand
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| wildlife of their jurisdiction by sound
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| | engraved and the primary theme is
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| law enforcement.In addition to wildlife
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| | wildlife although he had done some other
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| protection, most of these enforcement
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| | things for people such anniversary
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| people have had other duties added to
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| | commemoratives and such. Today, his work
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| their list of responsibilities such as
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| | is hanging in various homes and offices
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| enforcing the boating laws of their state
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| | all across the United States and into
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| or province, enforcing the state or
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| | Canada.
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| provincial park regulations of their area
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