Title
DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge File 2
Subject
local news
Description
DeSoto Nat'l Wildlife Refuge
near Missouri Valley
File #2
1980s--
+ some early photos
DeSoto Nat'l Wildlife--file 2
near Missouri Valley
File #2
1980s--
+ some early photos
DeSoto Nat'l Wildlife--file 2
Avian cholera outbreak claims 2,300 birds at DeSoto refuge. January 13, 1980
DeSoto planning to burn fields. March 30, 1980
DeSoto ready to 'show and tell'; To exhibit Bertrand artifacts. April 6, 1980
Strike may delay opening of DeSoto visitor center. June 29, 1980
DeSoto auto tour opens; Geese are main attraction. October 26, 1980
Center takes shape. November 9, 1980
Refuge to open for auto tours. March 13, 1980
DeSoto center to open; Ceremony set for Saturday. July 5, 1981
Hundreds open DeSoto center. July 12, 1981
DeSoto beach funds dry up. June 1, 1983
DeSoto fish kill planned; Commercial fishermen brought in. April 4, 1984
DeSoto Lake project underway; 'Rough' fish being removed. April 29, 1984
Computer designed to aid visitors to DeSoto Refuge. May 14, 1984
Boaters: DeSoto rules break vow. May 14, 1985
Big catch. May 19, 1985
Boat Ban to Aid In Renovation. May 12, 1985
DeSoto lake sentenced to 'die'; to be renovated. July 7, 1985
Dead fish line shores of DeSoto Lake. July 11, 1985
Plans announced for DeSoto Refuge. September 6, 1985
Summer season over at DeSoto Refuge. October 1, 1985
DeSoto on way to bring fisherman's paradise. June 13, 1986
Rare fish are returned to DeSoto refuge lake. July 23, 1986
Mushrooms ready for refuge opening. April 14, 1987
DeSoto refuge considers charging $2 admission. June 4, 1987
Honk! Honk! Geese arrive at DeSoto. June 24, 1987
Bill seeks to reverse DeSoto rules. June 29, 1987
DeSoto group: Promises made should be kept. June 30, 1987
DeSoto Bend collects $6,000 in first month. November 17, 1987
DeSoto tells fishermen watch out for think ice. January 11, 1988
Eagle is freed minus a talon caught in trap. March 1, 1988
DeSoto opening catches anglers. August 15, 1988
DeSoto gets $12,000 grant to study crop management practices effects. April 18, 1988
Admission fee brings in $20,000. April 24, 1988
DeSoto lake should yield good fishing. April 24, 1988
DeSoto pays counties $25,000. May 15, 1988
DeSoto refuge to open for spring observation. February 28, 1989
Counties profit from DeSoto. May 26, 1989
Sign-carrying protestors to greet DeSoto hunters. September 27, 1990
Discussions spirited when anti-hunt, bowhunters meet. September 30, 1990
Budget fight snares anglers at area refuge. October 8, 1990
Tours ending this weekend; DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge. November 8, 1990
230,000snow geese make stop at DeSoto. November 17, 1990
DeSoto visitors clog highway to entrance. November 19, 1990
Counties get $40,053 for lost taxes. April 21, 1991
Cold delays mushroom harvest. April 12, 1991
200,00 geese arrive at DeSoto. November 1, 1991
Geese make annual trek to DeSoto. November 9, 1991
Poachers fined $1,000 for killing deer on refuge. December 31, 1991
Weekend should be tops to see geese at DeSoto. November 13, 1992
DeSoto planning to burn fields. March 30, 1980
DeSoto ready to 'show and tell'; To exhibit Bertrand artifacts. April 6, 1980
Strike may delay opening of DeSoto visitor center. June 29, 1980
DeSoto auto tour opens; Geese are main attraction. October 26, 1980
Center takes shape. November 9, 1980
Refuge to open for auto tours. March 13, 1980
DeSoto center to open; Ceremony set for Saturday. July 5, 1981
Hundreds open DeSoto center. July 12, 1981
DeSoto beach funds dry up. June 1, 1983
DeSoto fish kill planned; Commercial fishermen brought in. April 4, 1984
DeSoto Lake project underway; 'Rough' fish being removed. April 29, 1984
Computer designed to aid visitors to DeSoto Refuge. May 14, 1984
Boaters: DeSoto rules break vow. May 14, 1985
Big catch. May 19, 1985
Boat Ban to Aid In Renovation. May 12, 1985
DeSoto lake sentenced to 'die'; to be renovated. July 7, 1985
Dead fish line shores of DeSoto Lake. July 11, 1985
Plans announced for DeSoto Refuge. September 6, 1985
Summer season over at DeSoto Refuge. October 1, 1985
DeSoto on way to bring fisherman's paradise. June 13, 1986
Rare fish are returned to DeSoto refuge lake. July 23, 1986
Mushrooms ready for refuge opening. April 14, 1987
DeSoto refuge considers charging $2 admission. June 4, 1987
Honk! Honk! Geese arrive at DeSoto. June 24, 1987
Bill seeks to reverse DeSoto rules. June 29, 1987
DeSoto group: Promises made should be kept. June 30, 1987
DeSoto Bend collects $6,000 in first month. November 17, 1987
DeSoto tells fishermen watch out for think ice. January 11, 1988
Eagle is freed minus a talon caught in trap. March 1, 1988
DeSoto opening catches anglers. August 15, 1988
DeSoto gets $12,000 grant to study crop management practices effects. April 18, 1988
Admission fee brings in $20,000. April 24, 1988
DeSoto lake should yield good fishing. April 24, 1988
DeSoto pays counties $25,000. May 15, 1988
DeSoto refuge to open for spring observation. February 28, 1989
Counties profit from DeSoto. May 26, 1989
Sign-carrying protestors to greet DeSoto hunters. September 27, 1990
Discussions spirited when anti-hunt, bowhunters meet. September 30, 1990
Budget fight snares anglers at area refuge. October 8, 1990
Tours ending this weekend; DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge. November 8, 1990
230,000snow geese make stop at DeSoto. November 17, 1990
DeSoto visitors clog highway to entrance. November 19, 1990
Counties get $40,053 for lost taxes. April 21, 1991
Cold delays mushroom harvest. April 12, 1991
200,00 geese arrive at DeSoto. November 1, 1991
Geese make annual trek to DeSoto. November 9, 1991
Poachers fined $1,000 for killing deer on refuge. December 31, 1991
Weekend should be tops to see geese at DeSoto. November 13, 1992
Creator
Nonpareil reporting
Source
Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
1980-1991
Format
Document
Type
Newspaper articles
Identifier
DeSoto_National_Wildlife_Refuge_File_2
Coverage
Western Iowa
Rights
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Text
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