Ohio Wildlife Officer Anthony Lemle, of Bowling Green, has been assigned to Lucas County, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. A 2014 graduate of the Wildlife Officer Academy, previously served in Guernsey County, Williams County, and as an at-large officer in northwest Ohio.
Originally from Wood County, Lemle, 33, is a graduate of Bowling Green High School. In 2013, he received a degree in forest management from Hocking College.
As a wildlife officer, Lemle has statewide authority to enforce wildlife regulations and protect state lands, waterways, and property. He also contributes to public safety both locally and in Ohio's vast outdoors. Each year, Ohio's wildlife officers speak to clubs and groups about conservation and wildlife programs, perform fish and wildlife surveys, and provide technical advice and instruction about hunting, fishing, and other outdoor-related recreation.
To reach Officer Lemle directly, call (419) 429-8388. To report suspicious activity involving wildlife, call 800-POACHER (762-2437). Reports can remain anonymous.
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