Mr. Speaker, today I rise to pay tribute to Mike Woodward, a resident of Oakfield, New York, whose dedication to conservation has left a lasting impression on our community for many generations to come. Mike started his path in the conservation field in the 1970s when he attended his very first Ducks Unlimited dinner. There he was inspired to partner with Ducks Unlimited to champion wetland protection. He was committed to the cause of wetland protection for almost 50 years. Mike served on the national Ducks Unlimited board, where he was better able to enhance his impact and improvements to wetland conservation. Mike Woodward's influence extends far beyond his own achievements, as his passion for conservation has touched the lives of his children and grandchildren and left an indelible mark on their values and priorities. Today, I rise to proclaim that Mike Woodward is recognized as a champion of wetland conservation. Mike's legacy of unwavering dedication and visionary leadership has inspired others to embrace the same cause and thus will ensure a better future for conservation efforts and the preservation of our natural world. Honoring the Life of Anthony Mazurkiewicz
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