Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
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Governor Andrew G. Curtin signed an act of March 30, 1866, establishing a commission to improve water quality and restore migratory fish passage. It serves as a leader for national initiatives, including state fish hatcheries and environmental and habitat protection regulations and law enforcement.
The agency protects, conserves, and enhances Pennsylvania's aquatic resources, and provides fishing and boating opportunities.
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