Game Wardens Hunt New Ways to Engage The Community

We were ecstatic to host Game Warden Chad Nalls at our last session of the Nauvoo Neighborhood Watch. This is a great way to show positive inter-agency cooperation, and for the public to engage and ask questions of their local officials. Our neighborhood watch affords our residents this opportunity, and many others.
 
More than 20 folks got to have their burning questions about Alabama Wild Game and Fish Laws answered, and got to voice their concerns or comments about how the WCSO and Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries can continue to work together for the betterment of our county.
 
Now, we know not everyone is a fan of green pants coming at them through the woods, but as long as you take advantage of opportunities to learn and educate yourself, you will learn to appreciate the conservation efforts of Game Warden Nalls, and his colleagues at the Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries. Without them, we could risk losing and endangering local game and fish populations with over hunting.
 
If you’d like to take part in these watch meetings, you can sign up at walkercountysheriff.com!