Wisconsin. Conservation Dept.
History notes:
Chapter 426, Laws of 1927, created the Conservation Department. From 1915-1927, a full-time Conservation Commission (WIHV86-A1162) had directly administered the state's conservation programs. Under the 1927 reorganization, the Commission became a part-time, policy-making body directing the work of the new Conservation Department which was given responsibility for the administration and implementation of the state's conservation programs. The Department was merged into the new Department of Natural Resources (WIHV85-A695) in 1967.
The Conservation Department was responsible for the protection, development, and use of the state's forest, fish, game, lakes, streams, plant life, and other outdoor resources.
From the description of Agency history record. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 145777392
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Subjects:
- Administrative agencies
- Administrative procedure
- Conservation of natural resources
- Fisheries
- Fishers
- Fishing
- Forest management
- Forest protection
- Forest reserves
- Fur farming
- Game and game birds
- Game farms
- Indians of North America
- Industry
- Menominee Indians
- Natural resources
- Parks
- Public lands
- Ranger stations
- Recreation
- Recreation areas
- Tourism
- Waterfowl
- Wildlife management
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- Wisconsin (as recorded)