12-04-2006, 11:10 PM
Two members of the Colorado Wildlife Commission will hold a public meeting in Bayfield, 6-8 p.m., Dec. 12. The commissioners will discuss local and state wildlife issues, and also want to learn about wildlife concerns of residents of southwest Colorado.
Attending the meeting will be Dick Ray, a commissioner from Pagosa Springs, and Robert Bray, a commissioner from the Montrose area. DOW staff members from the DOW will also attend.
The commission is a volunteer board that sets regulations and policies for the Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW). There are nine wildlife commissioners who represent five different districts in Colorado. They are appointed from each of the following groups: livestock producers; agricultural or produce growers; sportsmen or outfitters; wildlife organizations; and boards of county commissioners. The remaining three commissioners are appointed from the public at large.
Bayfield is located about 20 miles east of Durango on Colorado Highway 160. The meeting will be held at the Lion's Club Building, southwest corner of Church and North streets in the old town area off Business Highway 160,
Attending the meeting will be Dick Ray, a commissioner from Pagosa Springs, and Robert Bray, a commissioner from the Montrose area. DOW staff members from the DOW will also attend.
The commission is a volunteer board that sets regulations and policies for the Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW). There are nine wildlife commissioners who represent five different districts in Colorado. They are appointed from each of the following groups: livestock producers; agricultural or produce growers; sportsmen or outfitters; wildlife organizations; and boards of county commissioners. The remaining three commissioners are appointed from the public at large.
Bayfield is located about 20 miles east of Durango on Colorado Highway 160. The meeting will be held at the Lion's Club Building, southwest corner of Church and North streets in the old town area off Business Highway 160,