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On The Tuesday, December 3, 2019 Edition Of Idaho Matters

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  • How are hunters helping conservation?
  • One Idaho group looks to freeze college tuition and fees.

- Hunting license fees go in large part to funding conservation efforts, but with a declining number of hunters the money collected from licenses is also going down. Guns & America reporter Heath Druzin talks to Idaho Matters about a new effort to rejuvenate hunting in the name of conservation.

- College tuition prices have been a topic of discussion in the political world for a number of years, with topics ranging from student loan forgiveness to free tuition. Idaho has traditionally not regulated the price of its colleges. Now, there's a new discussion about a price freeze for tuition and fees. Idaho EdNews Reporter Kevin Richert joins Idaho Matters to discuss the potential legislation.

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