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The Nevada Board of Wildlife Commissioners and California Fish and Game Commission will meet jointly today at the North Tahoe Conference Center in Kings Beach.
The two agencies hold a bi-state meeting every few years. This year’s meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. when agency directors will provide overviews of each state’s wildlife agency.
Other topics on the agenda include Tahoe bear management, interstate mule deer management, and a report on the status of invasive species and management of quagga mussel, New Zealand mud snail and Barramundi.
Staff will provide a report on the status of greater sage-grouse management in Nevada and California, with a review of petitions for listing the bird under the Endangered Species Act and conservation planning efforts which have been initiated for populations living in the California/Nevada state line areas.
For information visit www.ndow.org.
The two agencies hold a bi-state meeting every few years. This year’s meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. when agency directors will provide overviews of each state’s wildlife agency.
Other topics on the agenda include Tahoe bear management, interstate mule deer management, and a report on the status of invasive species and management of quagga mussel, New Zealand mud snail and Barramundi.
Staff will provide a report on the status of greater sage-grouse management in Nevada and California, with a review of petitions for listing the bird under the Endangered Species Act and conservation planning efforts which have been initiated for populations living in the California/Nevada state line areas.
For information visit www.ndow.org.
