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Apr 2024

1h 11m

|32| Cougars, Grizzies, and Leaked email...

About this episode

As a new style of news and updates I would like to have Kelsi Ross from the Conservation Coalition of WA join us regularly to help keep everyone up to date and informed on the issues at hand with hunting rights and legislative actions going on in the PNW. This episode we hear from Kelsi on different bills and policy in the fish and wildlife commission. There is also some information on a leaked email and the introduction of grizzlies to the north cascades.

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Kelsi Ross

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Conservation Coalition of Washington

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