This School Event is Closed to the Public
This event is for the special needs students of the Artesia Public Schools. The fishing workshops will consist of safety, knots, equipment, and casting. We will go fishing at Lake Van.
You’re invited to join us virtually on Tuesday, April 11 at 5:30 p.m. to talk turkey with Storm Usrey, the department’s conservation education program manager.
Storm has been employed with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish for over 17 years and has worked as a conservation officer, resident game bird biologist and corporal. He is currently serving as the conservation education manager.
He is a lifelong resident of New Mexico and enjoys the diversity of culture, history, food and wildlife. His passion for hunting wild turkeys has led him to Florida, Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arizona to pursue this sizable gallinaceous bird. Time spent in the woods with families in these states has been the real prize to him in his hunting adventures. Storm constantly tries to educate himself on wild turkeys and the tactics used for hunting them. He has harvested Merriam’s, Rio Grande and Osceola subspecies in his pursuits around the United States.
While this event is focused on ladies, we welcome everyone to join us.
While this event is focused on ladies, we welcome everyone to join us.
Registration Details:
To participate in the virtual session click the following link to register in advance for this meeting, https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAude-pqDsqE9eewf9i20u4A8soTcZSHrat
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email on how to join the meeting.
THIS SCHOOL EVENT IS CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
The NMDGF Aquatic Education program will be practicing casting, putting together fishing rigs and fishing with 80 mid-schoolers from 21st Century Public Academy, Albuquerque, NM.
This School Event is Closed to the Public
The Aquatic Education program will be presenting a live Trout in the Classroom aquatic education presentation to 140 total elementary school students.
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish’s aquatic education program will present a Trout in the Classroom Aquatic Education presentation entitled “How Fish Use Their Senses To Survive.” There will be 140 elementary students in attendance.
This School Event is Closed to the Public
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*THIS SCHOOL EVENT IS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC*
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This School Event is Closed to the Public
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