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Comment: Proposed budget cuts will impair Conservation efforts By Wendy Butler Burt In the U.S. House of Representatives' Proposed Budget for this year, conservation funding got hammered. This proposed budget has now been sent to the Senate for concurrence. Consider writing a letter to your Senators to ask them to protect bird and other wildlife conservation. I also urge you, if you belong to any form of conservation/hunting/fishing organization to write/email those leaders asking them to comment as well. So what exactly has been cut? Lots of stuff but I will focus on 3 incredibly important programs. A conservationist friend did some research and learned of these three programs imperiled by proposed budget cuts:
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