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ADBSS Board Meeting
June 13, 2012 7:00 p.m
El Zaribah Shrine
552 N. 40th St. Phoenix


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ADBSS FIRST ANNUAL GRAND SLAM GOLF EVENT
July 1, 2012 Arizona Grand Resort
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ADBSS Receives Conservation Award
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It's Here!
Borrego II - The Continuing Story of the Fall and Rise of Bighorn Sheep In Arizona
Get your copy today HERE.

Help Arizona's Wildlife And Tell The World About It
And if you have your plate before June 21st, you could win a Swarovski EL Range
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When you display the Arizona Sportsmen Wildlife Conservation License Plate, you are helping Arizona's Wildlife by supporting the Wildlife Habitat Grant Funds for habitat restoration and Youth Education Programs. Click HERE for more information

US Highway 93 Sheep Crossings

U.S. Highway 93 (US 93) is the primary transportation route between Phoenix and Las Vegas, Nevada, and crosses Hoover Dam on the Colorado River 70 miles northwest of Kingman, Arizona, and 20 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Construction of a new US 93 highway alignment has been ongoing since 2003 to bypass Hoover Dam to address traffic volume congestion and security issues.  The overall project was completed and the highway reopened in October 2010.

Desert bighorn sheep have been a focal species of concern during all planning efforts for the reconstruction of US 93 and the project has included an intensive 2-year assessment of desert bighorn movements, and the construction of sheep crossings to facilitate herd movement in this area.   Your ADBSS dues helped fund this exciting project.
 

Read January 2012 post construction monitoring report HERE

New Evidence: Disease Jumps from Domestic to Wild Sheep
For a decade wildlife biologists suspected that domestic sheep carry a pathogen they're immune to but which is fatal when it jumps to wild bighorns. Now researchers at Washington State University-Pullman say their study published in the Journal of Wildlife Diseases "unequivocally demonstrates transmission" from domestic to bighorn sheep.
Read more HERE

 

Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project
There is an ongoing effort to restore Mexican gray wolves to the Grand Canyon region and a large portion of Arizona . The ADBSS strongly supports the national effort to remove gray wolves from the Endangered Species List, and to return the management of wolves, based on science, to each individual state. Please take a moment to review the propaganda being circulated by a "Coalition of Partners" HERE.

ADBSS Co-Sponsors Project CAT
an education program that will allow mid-school and secondary school teachers access to the real time data for in-the-classroom use for the education of pupils concerning large carnivore ecology and management
 


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