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NFC: Fw: NFC Receives SCP permits from NY and CT
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- Subject: NFC: Fw: NFC Receives SCP permits from NY and CT
- From: robertrice at juno_com (robert a rice)
- Date: Mon, 2 Nov 1998 14:23:39 -0600
FOr Immediate release !
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Press Release: Native Fish Conservancy Nov 1 1998
The NFC has received Scientific Collection Permits from the State of
Connecticut and the State of New York. The Connecticut permit, issued
for three years, allows the capture of a wide variety of freshwater,
brackish and nearshore marine species, except for Banded Sunfish, for
evaluation and breeding purposes. The New York permit, issued for one
year and renewable, allows the capture of a wide variety of non-game
freshwater/brackish species, including darters, madtoms, sticklebacks,
killifish, etc., except for Spotted Darters and Pirate Perch. Additional
SCP applications have either been filed with other states or are under
development. These permits bring the NFC's total to 8 organizational
SCP's. Fitting in with the NFC's goal to aquire Scientific Collecting
Permits from all 50 states.Persons interested in being a part of a
Scientific Collection Permit for NFC related activities are encouraged
to contact Dwight D. Moody NFC scientific permit administrator. He can
be reached by email: dwightmoody at hotmail_com or by telephone at home
(802-476-0685) or at work (802-241-3482).