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NewsNovember 16, 2012

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Thursday it is seeking public comment on a draft hunting plan and environmental assessment for Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge. Once approved, the plan will provide guidance for hunting on the refuge -- which is in Alexander, Union, Johnson and Pulaski counties in Illinois -- for the next 15 years...

Southeast Missourian

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Thursday it is seeking public comment on a draft hunting plan and environmental assessment for Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge.

Once approved, the plan will provide guidance for hunting on the refuge -- which is in Alexander, Union, Johnson and Pulaski counties in Illinois -- for the next 15 years.

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Hard copies of the draft can be obtained by calling Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge at 618-634-2231 or online at www.fws.gov. Comments will be accepted until Dec. 14 and can be directed to Mike Brown at Mike_Brown@fws.gov or 618-634-2231.

Pertinent address:

Ullin, Ill.

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