Chief, Fiscal Management Division (Bureau of Administrative Services), Pennsylvania Game Commission at Pennsylvania Game Commission.
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The Board of Game Commissioners convened for a meeting to discuss official business as indicated by the agenda.
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The meeting addressed a collaborative research project with the Department of Environmental Protection concerning the impact of West Nile virus on grouse populations. The agenda included the recognition of volunteer hunter education instructors for their long-term service and contributions to hunting safety. Additionally, a presentation was delivered on a communications plan, which utilized survey data to develop strategies for improving public awareness and understanding regarding the commission's funding and its role in wildlife management.
The meeting was dedicated to honoring employees, deputy game wardens, and volunteers with various awards for their contributions to wildlife management, conservation, and education. Key discussion topics included recognition of research contributions regarding West Nile virus and white-nose syndrome, the effectiveness of the hunter education program, and achievements in wildlife habitat management and law enforcement. Various awards were presented, including the Hunter Heritage Award, the Wildlife Officer of the Year, and recognition from the National Wild Turkey Federation.
The commission meeting included updates on the status of grouse populations and the presentation of a new responsive harvest framework for the 2018 season, designed to manage hunting based on grouse abundance, production, and disease impacts. Discussions covered habitat management, targeting mosquito control in relation to West Nile virus, and the future assessment of the management program. Additionally, the commission received an update on the wild turkey program, including harvest trends, permit sales, and future management strategies.
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