New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) raises questions about the future of its junior hunting program, which is set to be reassessed after 2025. The pilot program has not only bolstered Conservation Fund resources through increased license sales but also aims to enhance outdoor skills among youth.
The annual report from DEC highlights the program’s success in engaging younger generations and fostering a sense of stewardship in wildlife conservation. As stakeholders consider the program’s next steps, many are eager to understand how its continuation could impact both local hunting practices and conservation efforts.
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