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The hunting and fishing changes unveiled by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service affect 77 national wildlife refuges and 15 fish hatcheries.

New rules expand hunting on most national wildlife refuges in Arizona

Sep 8, 2019 ◇ Kailey Broussard/Cronkite News

Hunting groups are applauding new federal rules creating longer seasons, extended hours and expanded methods for hunting and taking different types of game on national wildlife refuges. Read more»

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Waterfowl stop at Cibola National Wildlife Refuge. A bill in Congress would expand the refuge by swapping 80 acres of federal land in California for 40 acres of private land abutting Cibola in La Paz County.

House panel considers land-swap to expand Cibola Wildlife Refuge

Mar 25, 2014 ◇ Colton Gavin/Cronkite News Service

The bill would swap 80 acres of federally owned land in California's Riverside County for 40 acres of private farmland abutting the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge in La Paz County that is important habitat and wintering grounds for migratory birds and other wildlife." Read more»

Burros wait in a corral after being herded out of the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge in western Arizona. The Bureau of Land Management, which organized the roundup, said the refuge had four times as many wild burros as it could support.

By helicopter & horseback, officials round up dozens of wild burros

Oct 1, 2010 ◇ Grant Martin/Cronkite News Service

A roundup of wild burros in western Arizona aims to reduce an overpopulated herd that is trampling the landscape and endangering native wildlife and plants. Read more» 3

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