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Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Conservation Warden (Recruit Class)

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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is looking for women and men who reflect the diversity of our state, who are committed to public service, professionalism and have a desire to protect the natural resources of our state. Our mission is to protect, enhance and promote the safe and wise use of our natural resources through enforcement, education and community based wardening that guarantees fair and equal treatment. As a warden you can make a difference if you possess integrity, strong communication skills, a firm reassuring manner and sound judgment under pressure.

Job posting http://wisc.jobs/public/job_view.asp?annoid=66268&jobid=65783&org=370&class=65100&index=true

Here is a link to our website.  http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/wardenrecruitment/

Physical Agility Tests for West Virginia Natural Resources Police Officer Candidates May 17 or May 18, 2013

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SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. ? Physical Agility Tests (PAT) have been scheduled for anyone interested in applying for Natural Resources Police Officer (NRPO) positions that are open statewide, according to Lt. Tim Coleman of the Law Enforcement Section of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR).

All candidates for NRPO positions are required to pass a PAT. Applicants should report to the lobby of the South Charleston Community Center at 601 Jefferson Street either Friday, May 17, at 8 a.m., or Saturday, May 18, at 9 a.m. Walk-ons will be accepted.
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Mexican polar bear hunters fined $80K

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Mexican hunters were fined $80,000 after failing to get a permit to export polar bears they killed home with them. (Marc Evans/FOR SUN MEDIA)A Winnipeg judge handed out $80,000 in fines Friday to a group of high-flying Mexican trophy hunters snared at the airport without the permits required to export several polar bears they bagged on a hunting trip in Canada’s north. Hector Armando Martinez Martinez, 67, Alejandro Martinez, 35, and Gerardo Rodriguez, 41, faced infractions under federal environmental protection and international trade laws after the private jet belonging to Hector Armando Martinez was searched at the Winnipeg airport March 31.

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Nebraska Game and Parks is Currently Accepting Position for Conservation Officers

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Position Title: Conservation Officer Agency Name: NE GAME and Parks HQ Lincoln Category: Law Enforcement Location: Statewide Description: Closing Date and Time Fri. 05/10/13 11:59 PM Central Time All applicants must apply on-line. Paper applications no longer exist and previous applications that have been filed will NOT be rolled over or considered for this position. Note: In completing this application, preference will be given to those who successfully illustrate the required knowledge, skills and abilities required for a position in Conservation Law Enforcement.
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After 27 years of burglaries, 'North Pond Hermit' is arrested

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Game Warden Sgt. Terry Hughes, right, Maine State Police Trooper Diane Perkins-Vance, center, and Somerset County Deputy Sheriff Jeremy Leal on Tuesday inspect Christopher Knight's camp in a remote, wooded section of Rome. Christopher Knight went into the central Maine wilderness 27 years ago. He built a hut on a slope in the woods, where he spent his days reading books and meditating. There he lived, re-entering civilization only to steal supplies from camps under the cover of darkness. During those nearly three decades, he spoke just once to another person – until he was arrested during a burglary last week.

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Saskatchewan Conference 2011


Spring 2013 International Gamewarden

Killer Rogue on the Crocodile River

a large rogue hippopotamus was causing severe crop damage on a sugar cane plantation and had possibly killed two field workers. He had also chased other workers and killed livestock in his territory. The villagers who lived and worked on this plantation had a self-imposed curfew from sunset until after dawn because of the terrifying nocturnal danger posed by the hippo.