California Fish and Game, Vol. 4 (Classic Reprint): Conservation of Wild Life Through Education; Sacramento, January, 1918: Conservation of Wild Life ... Sacramento, January, 1918 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Conservation in action from early 20th century California

A scholarly look at wildlife protection, education, and law through reports and articles published in 1918. It blends practical farming and hunting guidance with updates on protective legislation and public outreach efforts. The issue highlights efforts to conserve deer, birds, and fish while exploring the role of education in lasting wildlife stewardship, and it surveys notable California species and marine life along with related scientific notes.

This edition frames the scope of conservation work in California, from classroom-style education to field enforcement, and it shows how educators, anglers, hunters, and the public contribute to responsible wildlife management. Expect historical perspectives on policy, seasonal rules, and the evolving understanding of native species.
What you’ll encounter:

• Summaries of conservation programs and outreach, plus examples of public education campaigns
• Discussions of laws and regulations affecting hunting, fishing, and wildlife protection
• Articles on California aquatic life, including descriptions of local fish and skate-like species, with historical context
• Reports on game and fish operations, expenditures, and enforcement activity
• Brief notes on recreation and the human, social, and economic dimensions of wildlife management

Ideal for readers of historic wildlife policy, early 20th‑century natural history, and California conservation heritage.

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