Jeanine Vorland

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  "They kind of date back to when we didn't have a real good science for how to regulate hunting to make sure that we had sustained game populations other than by providing areas of refuge," said Jeanine Vorland, area wildlife manager with the DNR.
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  Vorland said such refuges can be created by a petition of landowners or by a petition of 50 Freeborn County residents or more. Vorland said the Moscow refuge was created through a county petition, followed by a meeting and a hearing.
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  People could shoot as many deer as they chose during hunting seasons, and the deer population was nearly eliminated from southern Minnesota by the beginning of the 20th century, Vorland said.
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  It's pretty well established that they do need some areas where they're protected from hunting so they have places to rest," Vorland said.
  
  The refuges are not wildlife sanctuaries that protect habitat and restrict human contact. The land is primarily agricultural with both crop and pasture land. Turtle Creek runs through the property, providing good refuge for ducks, and there are also some wooded lots.
  
  Game refuges don't supply any habitat protection, so Vorland said there's little refuge opportunities for game animals. This is one of the reasons many game refuges have been vacated in the last 20 years. However, Vorland said there's quite a bit of habitat remaining in the Moscow State Game Refuge.
  
  "It doesn't provide any habitat protection. It's just a matter of being able to close it to hunting. And at the time that most of these were created, that was our primary management tool," Vorland said.
  
  Another major game refuge in Freeborn County is the Albert Lea Game Refuge, which is closed to all water fowl hunting. That refuge includes Myre-Big Island State Park, Albert Lea Lake and some areas surrounding the park and the lake. Only the private land of the Albert Lea refuge is open to any hunting.
  
  Vorland said hunters should annually check the DNR's hunting and tracking regulation book to see what hunting is allowed in game refuges. She also stressed that hunters must have the permission of property owners to hunt on private land.

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  Albert Lea Tribune - Carp, according to Jeanine Vorland, DNR Area Wildlife Manager at Owatonna, root up beneficial aquatic vegetation, which causes water quality to deteriorate, and fish and wildlife habitats to disappear.

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  Jeanine Vorland, an area wildlife manager with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, is expected to be at the event to discuss the project.

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  Our speaker will be Jeanine Vorland with the DNR. She will address our request to improve the water quality in French Lake. She will explain what the plan will and can include.

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  Version: 6.0.784 / Virus Database: 530 - Release Date: 10/27/2004 From SnoEowl@aol.com Thu Nov 4 17:01:14 2004 From: SnoEowl@aol.com (SnoEowl@aol.com) Date: Thu, 4 Nov 2004 12:01:14 EST Subject: [mnbird] Live From Freeborn County: An Odd Duck and Ole Johnson's Rock Message-ID: -------------------------------1099587674 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I received this most appreciated e-mail from Jeanine Vorland of the DNR.
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  Jeanine is great birder and is very adept at finding interesting birds.
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  I received this most appreciated e-mail from Jeanine Vorland of the=20 DNR.Jeanine is great birder and is very adept at finding interesting=20 birds.

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  Jeanine Vorland, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

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  Jeanine Vorland, Area Wildlife Manager, Owatonna (Dodge, Freeborn, Rice and Steele Counties) (507) 455-5841

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  This meeting was a followup to a informational meeting held in Geneva on January 17th by Jeanine Vorland of the Minnesota DNR to a group of over 100 citizens.The purpose of that meeting was to discuss Lake Geneva and a possible drawdown of the lake and other management options.After the meeting 16 people wanted more information on MWA with the possibility of starting a new chapter.
  
  Just fifteen miles north of Albert Lea, Lake Geneva was one of Southern Minnesota's premier waterfowling lakes in its prime.Today it is a shell of its former self.Overrun by rough fish, especially Carp and Bullheads, this 1844 acre lake is in need of some help.

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  "When you have people and wildlife areas close to each other, it does have an impact on the type of public recreation that can take place," says Jeanine Vorland, DNR Area Wildlife Manager.

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  We'll see a lot more wildlife," says Jeanine Vorland, DNR Wildlife Manager.
  
  The cost of the project is around $150-thousand and is being paid for by Ducks Unlimited.
  
  Vorland says construction of the new dam will begin in august and should be completed by the end of September.

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