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CDFW Seeks Authority to Refund Elk, Pronghorn Tags for Areas Impacted by Wildfires, Forest Closures 9/21/2020
CDFW Reopens Additional Areas 9/21/2020
Watch out for Wildlife Week Educates Drivers about Increased Animal-Vehicle Collision Risk 9/21/2020
CDFW Reopens Nine Areas 9/18/2020
CDFW Extends Land Closures Through Monday, Sept. 21 9/14/2020
CDFW Closes Lands Through Monday Due to Wildfires 9/12/2020
Lower Klamath River Salmon Quota Met 9/11/2020
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