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Wildlife officials attempt safe capture of unusually aggressive sea otter
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) and California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) are responding to reports of a 5-year-old female southern sea otter exhibiting concerning and unusual behaviors
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Lake Mead Plane Crash Two aboard plane safe
The public affairs office at the Lake Mead National Recreation Area said the pilot reported mechanical issues
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National Safe Boating Week begins Saturday
AZGFD urges everyone to wear a life jacket when recreating on the water
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2021 National Safe Boating Week
West Marine Partners With ABC, NSBC for 2021 National Safe Boating Week National boating retailer provides in-store and online safe boating education practices, from life jacket fittings to educational videos
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National Safe Boating Week Like No Other
The BoatUS Foundation offers two National Safe Boating Week tips:
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Safe, Solitary Fishing Encouraged with “Fish Through It” Campaign
A sport normally about human connection which is now valued for its ability to create "social distancing" in the outdoors.
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Tech assists safe fish passage through Snake and Columbia
Crews install newly designed antennas in the spillway
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GILL Transit Backpack Keeps Contents Safe and Dry In Rugged Use
When it comes to comfortably accessing the field or waterscape, it’s hard to beat the form and function of a durable, well-appointed backpack. We all need room for those essential items — utility tackle boxes, extra apparel for weather changes, a place to store handheld electronics including a laptop computer, room for fishing and hunting necessities, a safe place for keys and eyeglasses, as well as generously sized exterior pockets for water bottles to stay hydrated on the water or trail.
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PFD Maintenance for Safe Boating Week Reminder from Mustang Survival
Newest PFD and Maintenance Checklist underscore the brand’s mission to save lives Bellingham, WA – Mustang Survival®, the North American brand known for innovative solutions for the most demanding marine environments, has created a comprehensive Guide for PFD Inspection and Maintenance (available for download) for recreational boaters in recognition of National Safe Boating Week (May 19-25, 2018). As warmer weather spreads across the country, many are readying their boats to hit the water and Mustang Survival reminds everyone to have fun and stay safe this summer by wearing the correct personal flotation device suitable for each water activity.
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Life jacket exchanges set for TODAY to kick off Safe Boating Week
National Safe Boating Week is all about encouraging responsible boating and life jacket wear every time boaters are on the water. As we enter boating season, the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) is kicking off the initiative on May 19 by hosting life jacket exchange events throughout the state. The goal is to make sure that no one has an excuse for not wearing a life jacket — people can swap old, worn-out life jackets for a brand new one in the appropriate size.
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Safety Tips for Boat Lighting
The US Coast Guard wants boaters to know that some of the new lights aren't up to snuff and could increase the chances of a collision.
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Genetically Engineered Salmon Safe to Eat Says FDA
After an exhaustive and rigorous scientific review, FDA has arrived at the decision that AquAdvantage salmon is as safe to eat as any non-genetically engineered (GE) Atlantic salmon, and also as nutritious.
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Choose a Designated Driver for Your Boat This Weekend
The Nonprofit Sea Tow Foundation Urges Boaters to Have A Designated Skipper at the Wheel Over Labor Day Weekend 21% of All Boating-Related Deaths Involve Alcohol Use
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Coast Guard Reminds Boaters to Stay Safe at Columbia River Buoy 10
The Buoy 10 fishing season, named after the channel marker near the mouth of the Columbia River, brings thousands of fishermen from around the world each year to the Columbia River.
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Essential Toolkit for Your Boat
When you are out on the open water, the last thing you want to think about is something going wrong. If something does happen to your boat when you are on the open water, would you have the tools on board to fix it? Do you know what tools to keep on board for common boat problems?
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