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M.J. Eberhart, 83, carefully hikes the Appalachian Trail, Sept. 12, 2021, in Gorham, New Hampshire. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty, File

Wardens Watch – Remember Wardens Lost in the Line of Duty.
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Warden’s Watch Lt. Wayne Saunders, Adjunct Professor at White Mountains Community College, joins to talk about memorializing Fish and Game Wardens lost in the line of duty. Wayner also offers tips to keep you safe while enjoying outdoor activities in New Hampshire.

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