The wildlife management policies we have in place today were adopted as a result of some tragic losses of a number of species due to excesses in these practices.
Paul Tonko: “The wildlife management policies we have in place today were adopted as a result of some tragic losses of a number of…”
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Tonko emphasizes the need for wildlife management due to past species extinctions.
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