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Drought takes toll on Lower Owens River

by News Staff | Apr 30, 2014 | Government Agencies/Utilities

Another consequence of drought conditions – the Lower Owens River. As per the agreement on the re-watering of the river, a 50% or less dry year means zero seasonal flushing flows for the river. The normal flow will continue, but the periodic spring flow of 200...

Sheriff looks into wolf-dog, dangerous dog ordinance

by News Staff | Jan 8, 2014 | Government Agencies/Utilities

A recent local case involving a wolf-dog hybrid animal caught the attention of Inyo Sheriff Bill Lutze. He has focused on the possibility of a new ordinance. An incident in Lone Pine drew attention to the possibility of a wolf-dog which attacked another dog. State law...

New bill would revamp DFW handling of animals

by News Staff | Jan 28, 2013 | Government Agencies/Utilities

A wildlife protection group and many others are calling for the Department of Fish and Wildlife, previously the Department of Fish and Game, to change its ways. Many citizens in the Eastern Sierra have publicly and privately expressed the same thing when it comes to...

Sacramento Bee story points to Bishop Fish and Wildlife

by News Staff | Jan 21, 2013 | Government Agencies/Utilities

A series of stories in the Sacramento Bee last spring revealed that the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s agency called Wildlife Services had killed millions of animals and had used inhumane methods. One of the articles pointed to the Bishop Fish and Game office,...
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