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They have three sons, a daughter and three grandsons. Chad Dillingham District 8 comdist8 odwc. Northwestern Oklahoma insurance executive D. Chad Dillingham of Enid was appointed by Gov. Dillingham began serving an eight-year term as the District 8 representative in July Dillingham is chief executive officer and co-owner of Dillingham Insurance, a year-old private business headquartered in Enid and serving clients in 38 states with offices in Oklahoma City, Kansas City and Tulsa.

He and his brother own and operate a 1,acre cattle ranch in northern Oklahoma. He and his wife, Lisa, have two sons and one daughter. The Commission An eight-member Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission, appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate, serve in an unpaid capacity as the Department's advisory, administrative and policy-making body.

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Upcoming meetings Find details on Commission meetings. Details here. Growing the population is difficult because whooping cranes typically will have only two eggs per year. On average, only one chick will survive from that clutch. The four deaths in Oklahoma are the most whooping cranes ever killed at one time in a poaching incident, according to the foundation. And we can continue to be the voice and act for whooping cranes on their wintering grounds in Texas and through reintroduction efforts.

More: 'If it's not a , it's close to it:' Oklahoma Wildlife Department shifts bass management strategy. The cameras are fully functioning smartphones using a software application from Visual Labs, a California software company.

The device can also function as a digital camera, an audio recorder and a personnel locator. As soon as it is uploaded I can watch it up here in the office in Oklahoma City. Game wardens are instructed to use the cameras anytime they have interaction with the public, Erdmann said. Reporter Ed Godfrey looks for stories that impact your life. Be it news, outdoors, sports — you name it, he wants to report it. Have a story idea? Contact him at egodfrey oklahoman. Support his work and that of other Oklahoman journalists by purchasing a digital subscription today.

This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Oklahoma game wardens still investigating deaths of whooping cranes. Ocean explorers have captured new footage of a bigfin squid, which looks like a horrific alien that H. Lovecraft would write home about. Why did the mink cross the road in Florida the other day?

Asiatic cheetahs used to roam Russia, India, and the Middle East, but now only remain in Iran after hunting, habitat loss, and lack of prey decimated the subspecies' population. Wyoming has asked the federal government to remove grizzly bears in and around Yellowstone National Park from protection under the Endangered Species Act, a request which if approved could allow the animals to be hunted.

Officials appealed to the public to stop feeding the swans. Footage provided by the Zoological Society of London Zoo shows the as-yet-unnamed cub strolling across a small enclosure before being scooped up by its mother Gaysha. Zookeepers will discover the cubs' gender in a few week's time after it has had its first health check. Amur tigers are an endangered species. Bears have always held a special attraction for humans and are a large part of the Cherokee myths.

Feeding sharks is just as problematic as feeding alligators, bears, panthers and even manatees, but for different reasons. So it should be banned too.

Seafood might be the most popular - and easiest - way to make sure you're getting plenty of omega-3 fatty acids. But it isn't the best for the ocean or the environment at large.