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Chapter Resolutions Overpopulation One of the major concerns of the Breckenridge Chapter has been overpopulation, both of the United States and of the world. This is due in part to Dr. Breckenridge’s passionate concern for the impact that overpopulation has on the environment and on wildlife. Even in the 1950s as Audubon lecturer and director of the Bell Museum he never missed a chance to inform his audiences of the coming crises. The Breckenridge Chapter has staunchly supported this cause and has tried to make a difference by passing resolutions and submitting them to the State and National levels of the IWLA. 1992 by Dr. Walter J. Breckenridge and Richard P. Brown (revised 1998, 2004) 2011 Lead Bullets Resolution Motion passed 3/8/2011 |
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