the predecessor to the fish and wildlife service was created in 1940.
when was the predecessor to the fish and wildlife service created?
1940
bullet::::- sierra club v. babbitt





























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bullet::::- arizona game and fish department





























bullet::::- national survey of fishing, hunting, and wildlife-associated recreation





























bullet::::- national wildlife refuge association





























bullet::::- north american game warden museum





























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bullet::::- us fishery agency annual reports 1871-1940 and 1947-1979





























bullet::::- director of us fish and wildlife service dies at keystone





























bullet::::- doi secretary ken salazar's statement on the passing of fish and wildlife service director sam hamilton





























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bullet::::- us fish and wildlife service on google cultural institute





























bullet::::- fish and wildlife service in the federal register





























bullet::::- fws midwest region
united states fish and wildlife service
primarily for cultivation of onions. the main irrigation ditch was named the gaston ditch. in 2002, the united states fish and wildlife service began studying the area for an expansion to the tualatin river national wildlife refuge located about to the east. the service created the wapato lake unit in 2007, and plan to add up to to the refuge around wapato lake as well as eventually restore the lake. as of september, 2009, the u.s. fish and wildlife service had purchased to add to an initial the government owned prior to the establishment of the wapato lake unit. in december 2013, the wapato lake national wildlife refuge was carved out of the tualatin river national wildlife refuge with an initial boundary of .
wapato lake