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6/24/2024

  • Writer: Steve Peterson
    Steve Peterson
  • Jun 24, 2024
  • 1 min read

HURLEY - The first high school chapter of Ducks Unlimited has been formed in the state, and it will be at the Hurley School. The Hurley Board of Education approved the formation of the chapter after a presentation of the benefits of youth engagement by the regional director of Ducks Unlimited Jesse Vokolek, Youth Engagement Coordinator Scott McFarren and Hurley High School teacher Corey Chilson. The school will incorporate the mission of conservation of waterfowl and wetlands into its field biology curriculum. The board approved the formation of the chapter and associated costs for the course. Youth Engagement Coordinator McFarren said there is an investigation into the possibility of grant funding that could go toward a portion of the costs.

 
 
 

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