Utah HB0111 amends wildlife management laws, including grizzly bear management, conservation easements, and fishing license provisions.
Utah HB0111 makes several amendments to wildlife management laws. It requires the Division of Wildlife Resources to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and request immediate removal of grizzly bears found in areas where they are listed as threatened or endangered. The bill also modifies the conditions under which conservation easements held by the Division of Wildlife Resources may be terminated. Additionally, it provides for free fishing licenses for residents with certain disabilities, terminally ill residents, and children in state custody.
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