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award was made are important, primarily as a guide to the younger generation who will see a wildlife aids in their time, and who will want to do something about it,” Keim said. “We must remember that wildlife has no [ness, no court of appeal, and is at the. mercy of the greed of man.”

Keim is concerned about conservation in Virginia. “Much remains to be done in Virginia regarding the decline

of the Chesapeake Bay, the lack of a waterfowl habitat program and the lack of incentives. In fact, disincentives exist for private landowners to create

and maintain wildlife habitat,” Keim said. “We also need the area county extension agents, fish and game professionals and our state, and federal

forestry professional* td fabricate a co- . hesive program to crtete and maintain wildlife habitat, and te recognize its economic and recreational value.”

Keim also sees room for improvement nationally in wildlife habitat management. "Die Department at the Interior, specifically the National

Park Service, the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management have ’ also been severely deficient in this respect,” said Keim. Keim said that be

hopes that his award will help people, especially youth, to understand more of what is involved in conservation, and to want to become involved.

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