(Spirit Lake)– Officials with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service were in the Iowa Great Lakes Wednesday to gather public input on future uses and management of the various wetlands the agency oversees locally through its Iowa Wetland Management District. The agency’s Tim Miller manages the Union Slough Wildlife Refuge in north-central Iowa, which serves as the region’s headquarters for the agency. He says the agency owns a number of those wetlands in Dickinson and surrounding counties…Click here for comment from Tim Miller
Miller says the public input session held Wednesday at the Dickinson County Nature Center is one of several they’ve held recently in northern Iowa…Click here for comment from Tim Miller
Miller says in addition to the one in Dickinson county, similar sessions have been hled in places like Algona and Clear Lake. He says the one held in the Iowa Great Lakes drew the best attendance. Miller says that’s probably due to the large amount of land the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has in Dickinson county…Click here for comment from Tim Miller
Miller thanks all those who turned out for the session in Dickinson county.
