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BOOK 3: DUCK HUNTING

	Name: Ron Vavra Title: Retired Teacher Employer: Grossmont College Date/Time: November 2005, 1:00 Place: Shelter Island, San Diego Quotes: "… 60-70% [of wetlands] are private duck clubs, so if duck hunting were eliminated, it would eliminate 70% of wetlands." “[I just hope] that all young people will develop some sensitivity for our natural scene and realize that we have a responsibility.”
	Name: Jim Brown Title: Employee of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Employer: USFWS Date/Time: Early December 2005 11:00 AM Place: Seaport Village, San Diego. Quotes:“…Because of all the development that has occurred around San Diego Bay as well the intersection of the various city limits all of San Diego Bay is now within the city limits of the jurisdiction of the various city limits, in Chula Vista or National City, San Diego or Coronado or Imperial Beach and typically the discharge of a firearms within a city limits is not permitted. So kind of in a de facto way, waterfowl hunting, which has a considerable tradition here in San Diego, has been eliminated.”

Name: Ron Vavra
Title: Retired Teacher
Employer: Grossmont College
Date/Time: November 2005, 1:00
Place: Shelter Island, San Diego

Quotes: "… 60-70% [of wetlands] are private duck clubs, so if duck hunting were eliminated, it would eliminate 70% of wetlands."

“[I just hope] that all young people will develop some sensitivity for our natural scene and realize that we have a responsibility.”

Name: Jim Brown
Title: Employee of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Employer: USFWS
Date/Time: Early December 2005 11:00 AM
Place: Seaport Village, San Diego.

Quotes:“…Because of all the development that has occurred around San Diego Bay as well the intersection of the various city limits all of San Diego Bay is now within the city limits of the jurisdiction of the various city limits, in Chula Vista or National City, San Diego or Coronado or Imperial Beach and typically the discharge of a firearms within a city limits is not permitted. So kind of in a de facto way, waterfowl hunting, which has a considerable tradition here in San Diego, has been eliminated.”

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