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Kentucky Opens Two Wildlife Areas for Public Use
The two sites include forested terrain and stream restoration work funded by the Kentucky Wetland and Stream Mitigation Program, officials said.
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Kentucky opens two wildlife areas for public use
FRANKFORT, KY. (WOWK) - The Commonwealth of Kentucky has announced that two wildlife areas are opening for public use. According to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, Wildlife Management Areas (WRA) of more than 1,300 acres are being opened in eastern and southern Kentucky for stream restoration projects. The properties are mostly forested [...]
·Nashville, United States
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Kentucky opens 2 new wildlife management areas with 1,337 acres
FRANKFORT – The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has opened two new wildlife management areas (WMAs), adding a combined 1,337 acres in Eastern and Southern Kentucky. The properties […]
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