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§ 1.11. The Department may establish Conservation Training Schools and employ technicians and such other help as may be necessary for the purpose of teaching conservation methods to employees of the Department, and such other interested groups as the Department shall deem necessary or desirable to carry out the provisions and purposes of this Act.
The Department shall, in order to educate the citizens of this State in the modern trends of conservation, disseminate conservation information and the provisions of this Act through the mediums of lectures, motion pictures, photographs, pictures, exhibits, radio, news items, pamphlets and other media the Department may deem suitable for this purpose.
The Department may publish, periodically, a bulletin or magazine containing information concerning the work of the Department, the conservation and propagation of wildlife, hunting and fishing, and any such other information as the Department deems to be of general or special interest to sportsmen and others affected by any law administered by the Department. A reasonable charge may be made for each copy of such publication. All funds derived from the sale of such publication shall be deposited in the Wildlife and Fish fund in the State Treasury.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Illinois Statutes Chapter 520. Wildlife § 5/1.11. Conservation training schools; dissemination of conservation information; bulletin or magazine - last updated January 01, 2025 | https://codes.findlaw.com/il/chapter-520-wildlife/il-st-sect-520-5-1-11/
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