. Annual report - Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Wildlife management; Fishery management. 'S WfLDlift /SONE Of Tm S7ATES MOSl MUABLE ASSETS---- H€LP GONSEIVE IT I . ?? -••*? > P-. Entrance to the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission exhibit at last year's Pensacola Fair. The state's conservation program and its hunting and fishing resources have also received considerable national publicity. Numerous feature stories and pictures have gone out on the wires of the Associated Press and the United Press, and, in addition, feature stories and pictures of Florida's hunting and fish
. Annual report - Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Wildlife management; Fishery management. 'S WfLDlift /SONE Of Tm S7ATES MOSl MUABLE ASSETS---- H€LP GONSEIVE IT I . ?? -••*? > P-. Entrance to the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission exhibit at last year's Pensacola Fair. The state's conservation program and its hunting and fishing resources have also received considerable national publicity. Numerous feature stories and pictures have gone out on the wires of the Associated Press and the United Press, and, in addition, feature stories and pictures of Florida's hunting and fishing have appeared in such national magazines as SPORTS AFIELD, OUTDOOR LIFE, FIELD AND STREAM, OUTDOORS, HUNTING & FISHING MAG- AZINE, THE OUTDOORSMAN and OUTDOOR SPORTSMAN. Commission Magazine When the Division of Information and Education was set up, the commission published a small-sized monthly organ called FLORIDA GAME AND FISH. It had a circulation of slightly over 1,400. This publication was dropped and a new monthly magazine, FLORIDA WILDLIFE, was launched when the division was established. The new publication was a regular sized magazine employing the use of color to add to its attractiveness. The magazine was completely redesigned and its editorial content revamped. The circulation of FLORIDA WILDLIFE is now more than 13,000 and is growing at the rate of nearly 1,000 a month. The magazine is distributed free of charge, but circulation is restricted as much as possible to those interested in wildlife conservation and the outdoors. Between 30 and 40 percent of the division's time and money now goes into the production of this magazine. The prime objective of the publication is to put across new and valuable conservation ideas and promote, generally, the wise use of our wildlife resources. * ^4 ^. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illust
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