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men are heavily involved with the game seasons, enforcement is
admittedly limited, yet we can see no way in which we can do
much better.

In the Port Coquitlam area, the molesting of spawning fish
has been done almost exclusively by school children. The most
effective way of handling it would be an educational program in
the schools, and wae wonder if a local group might not be induced

to undertake such a progran,

Yours sincerely,

Little. D

GA. West

RKL:il REGIONAL SUPERVISOR

Decendar 26ch, 1972

Dr. J. Hatter,
Director,

Fish & Wildaife Branch,

Department of Recreation & Convervation,
Parllazent Buildings,

Victoria, B.C.

Dear Str: Re: Conservation Strearcth

We enclose herevith for your itnforzation and retention a photocopy
of a report frou the City's Suvironmental Sub-Conaittea that was received at
& Yreqular mecting of the tunteipal Couneil of The Corporation of the City of
Pert Coquitlaa held on Necerber 15th, 1972.

We think: this report vill be self-explanatory and we vould advise .
that after siviny due consideration thereto tae tlunteipal Council passed the
following resolurton:

"That ae recomended in a report from the Environmental Sub-Cormittec;
December 15th, 1972, a letter be sent to the Fish & Gago Yranch urging increased
Coverage and enforcenent of conservation laws."

Yours ver ruly,

R. A. Freeman,
City Clerk.