On Patrol With Game Wardens
California game wardens cover a massive amount of land and water in and off of the Golden State. From 200 miles off the coast, the the highest peaks and lowest desert, wardens do their best to protect California’s natural resources, animals and wild areas. It is a rewarding, yet tedious job since only 358 sworn officers cover an area twice the size of California (counting the ocean of course). As a kid growing up in Northern California and then as I worked in areas like Chico (the North Valley), the Wine Country, the Sacramento Valley and now for Fox as a correspondent, I have seen their good work. Tough and ever more dangerous. The budget crisis hasn’t made anything easier as a significant increase in manpower wont likely come any time soon. Here is some behind the scenes video as we along for a ride with wardens Stephen Johnson and Byron Trunnell on the Sacramento River.
Darn it. i missed it. Adam, Is the spot on Youtube? or can you post the video on yourblog?
SoCal….I will post a link here and on my twitter. adamhousley is the username if you are on the service.
Thanks Adam for a great story. We appreciate it and need the exposure.
Obviously more wardens are needed throughout California to protect its natural resources. Hopefully the state will improve financially and there will be funds available for such important concerns.