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N.A.W.E.O.A. is an 8000 member organization of
Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement officers from
across North America. The association began at
a meeting of 16 Wildlife Officers from the U.S.
and Canada in Great Falls, Montana in 1980.
Other associations for wildlife officers existed,
however, this was the first to actively solicit
membership from all officers in North America.
What can N.A.W.E.O.A. do for you?
N.A.W.E.O.A. as a group of dedicated wildlife
law enforcement professionals is committed to
wildlife protection and to the public we serve.
N.A.W.E.O.A. supports the activities of many
major conservation organizations through
membership and active participation.
If you are a Fish and Wildlife Officer, you can be
part of the N.A.W.E.O.A. team today by
becoming a member. Let us share the benefits
of membership with you!
If you are a Natural Resource Program
Administrator, you can improve your program by
sending your officers to N.A.W.E.O.A.
conferences and training programs, or let us
help you in hosting one yourself.
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New Jersey- August Highlights
Posted by admin on: Tuesday 16 September @ 21:49:46 |
 Anonymous writes: "August 2008
NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife
Monthly Highlights
Bureau of Law Enforcement
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Northern Region
CO Hutchinson responded to a complaint of an individual keeping box turtles he caught in the wild in a pen on his property. The officer observed the pen from the road and interviewed the individual concerning the possession of the turtles. The individual admitted to collecting the turtles and placing them into the pen. The officer seized the turtles and the appropriate summonses were issued.
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Missouri man pleads guilty to illegally taking paddlefish eggs, selling caviar.
Posted by admin on: Monday 15 September @ 19:30:05 |
FORMER SHELL KNOB MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ILLEGALLY TAKING PADDLEFISH EGGS, SELLING CAVIAR
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – John F. Wood, United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announced that a former Shell Knob, Mo., man pleaded guilty in federal court today to his role in a conspiracy to harvest the eggs from paddlefish caught in illegal nets at Table Rock Lake, which were processed into caviar and sold to a Tennessee company.
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Crossing the line? 11 face charges of salmon poaching in Newfoundland
Posted by admin on: Friday 12 September @ 19:23:53 |
Anonymous writes: "A 15-month investigation of a salmon poaching operation on the Humber River at Deer Lake concluded Friday August 22, 2008 with upwards of 30 charges expected to be laid against 11 men.
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RIEPOA Hosting Retirement Party For Three Officers
Posted by admin on: Friday 12 September @ 19:23:27 |
Anonymous writes: "The Rhode Island Environmental Police Officer's Association will be hosting a retirement party for Lt. Dean Lees, Sgt Jeffrey Belmonte, and EPO Anthony Rosa. We are attempting to keep all the details some what of a surprise so contact EPO Jennifer Ogren at (401)222-1986 or email at Jennifer.Ogren@dem.ri.gov for more details.
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New Mexico Hiring Conservation Officers - 8 positions
Posted by admin on: Saturday 06 September @ 09:56:54 |
 Anonymous writes: "Position: New Mexico Conservation Officer Trainee
Job ID: 16990
Recruitment Period: September 8th to October 1st, 2008
Testing Dates: Physical Fitness Testing October 18th, 2008
Interviews October 19th, 2008
Those who receive a job offer will take a psychological examination on October 20th and a medical examination on October 21st or October 22nd, 2008.
Projected Start Date: January 5th, 2009
Contact Person: Bob Culp at (505)326-3168, robert.culp@state.nm.us , William Maestas at (505)476-8029, williamr.maestas@state.nm.us or Shirley Baker at (505)476-8027, shirley.baker@state.nm.us
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California Warden works for wildlife.
Posted by admin on: Saturday 06 September @ 08:37:44 |
In order to catch a couple of poachers illegally baiting turkeys and shooting them from a tree stand, Sean Pirtle woke two hours before dawn, hiked a mile in the dark across an orchard and through the woods and then hid in the bushes.
Read the rest of the story at. The Sacramento Bee
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Regional Intelligence Officer, Saskatchewan
Posted by admin on: Monday 01 September @ 13:12:12 |
Regional Intelligence Officer
Department Name: Department of the Environment
Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Classification: PM - 04
Salary: $56,496 to $61,047 (per annum)
Closing Date: September 2, 2008 - 23:59, Pacific Time
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The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission Seeking Waterways Conservation Officer
Posted by admin on: Monday 25 August @ 19:45:34 |
PFBC Seeking Waterways Conservation Officers
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is looking for individuals interested in a career as a Waterways Conservation Officer (WCO).
WCOs perform specialized work in fish conservation and watercraft safety under the jurisdiction of the Commission, blending law enforcement and public relations duties. Typical duties include patrolling by foot, car and boat to detect violations of fishing and boating laws; apprehending violators; issuing warnings and or citations; serving warrants; presenting evidence at hearings and court proceedings; investigating water pollution incidents; investigating boating accidents; and stocking fish. Appearing in public to conduct classes or provide information to groups are also highlights of the WCOs duties.
Select here to view the full announcement.
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New Jersey July Highlights
Posted by admin on: Wednesday 13 August @ 10:24:13 |
Anonymous writes: "July 2008
NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife
Monthly Highlights
Bureau of Law Enforcement
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CO Paul attended the IHEA- Hunting Accident/ Incident Training at Windsor, Connecticut. The course of study included the investigation of hunting accidents and non-target impact incidents. The officer will use the skills and knowledge she attained at the training during the upcoming hunting seasons.
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Wyoming Game Warden Examination
Posted by admin on: Tuesday 12 August @ 17:37:19 |
Anonymous writes: "Wyoming game warden examination is being offered at several locations. Application and registration information is available at http://gf.state.wy.us/admin/hr/exams/index.asp Deadline is Sept. 10, 2008."
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IGW Magazine |
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Summer 2008 International Gamewarden
Internet Officers
It was to turn out to be major turning point in my life and career as a North Carolina Wildlife Enforcement Officer. I remember feeling like a fish out of water, but yet with a mission
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