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Mcallen Daily Monitor
Mcallen, Brownsville, Harlingen, Hidalgo County, Cameron County, Texas
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Wildlife conservation studies in nine U.S. colleges, aided by the federal biological survey, aim to preserve wildfowl and small animals through research and practical applications. Includes Texas A&M studying quail, deer, and turkey.
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 14—(AP)—Wildlife conservation studies in nine colleges throughout the country, with the aid of the federal biological survey, were viewed today as one of the most important steps yet taken to preserve wildfowl and small animals.
Co-operative research investigations now are under way to learn how to increase, maintain and use wildlife resources, and to show, on trial areas, how facts found by research can be given practical application.
The college stations include Texas A&M college.
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The western Bobwhite quail and Mexican Bobwhites are to be studied, as well as deer and turkey management.
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Mar. 14
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Wildlife conservation studies in nine colleges throughout the country, with the aid of the federal biological survey, viewed as important step to preserve wildfowl and small animals. Co-operative research to increase, maintain and use wildlife resources, with practical applications on trial areas. Includes Texas A&M college. Texas program: study western Bobwhite quail, Mexican Bobwhites, deer and turkey management.