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Cedric,
When the US Fish & Wildlife Service decided to permit the Desecheo
operation, the impression left was that groups would be permitted to land on
& operate from both Desecheo and Navassa every few years.
A lot of this going forward was dependent on how well
I keep hoping a big-time DXpedition can make it to Bouvet some day. I
didn't work Chuck Brady and I didn't work the last operation there.
It's one of the six I still haven't worked.
:-(
73, Zack W9SZ
On 3/1/11, Ron Notarius W3WN wrote:
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> (Moving discussion to DX Chat)
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> Cedric,
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] Bouvet and Navassa
Til: "dx-chat"
Dato: Onsdag 2. mars 2011 05.22
I keep hoping a big-time DXpedition can make it to Bouvet some day. I
didn't work Chuck Brady and I didn't work the last operation there.
It's one of the six I still haven't worked.
:-(
73, Zack W9SZ
I thought Bouvet was Norwegian and nothing whatsoever to do with the US
Fish and Wildlife
Tom
GM4FDM
On 02/03/2011 00:28, Ron Notarius W3WN wrote:
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Cedric,
When the US Fish& Wildlife Service decided to permit the Desecheo
operation, the impression left was
There was an attempt to get Congress to open up KP1/5 but the bill
died in committee. That is one avenue to pursue if we can't persuade
FWS but it needs enough support.
__
Ryan, N2RJ
Via iPhone
On Mar 1, 2011, at 11:23 PM, Zack Widup wrote:
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> I keep hoping a big-time DXpedition can make it
We have our own buraucracy !!
Norwegian Polar Instutute , reporting to the Ministry of environment !
Cu at Stirling next month ?
73 rag la5he
Fra: Tom GM4FDM
Emne: Re: [DX-CHAT] Bouvet and Navassa
Til:
Kopi: dx-chat@njdxa.org
Dato: Onsdag 2. mars 2011 12.19
I thought Bouvet
I think we need an investigative journalist to find out WHY Fish & Wildlife staff for the Caribbean has ben so against ANYONE not with the agency ever officially landing on "their" islands.
One wonders if they are covering something up, or merely... overly enthusiastic, if not zealous, about do
Ron, I think I can answer that question without need for an investigative
reporter: politics. I worked very closely with USFWS in my years with the US
National Park Service as a wildlife biologist. Given the constantly changing
political climate and the consequent usually dramatic changes in p