Giles County’s Wildlife Officer of the Year to Receive Recognition

In a well-deserved honor, Ryne Goats, a dedicated wildlife officer from Giles County, has been selected as the Tennessee Wildlife Officer of the Year. This recognition will be formally presented during the upcoming Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission meeting scheduled for March 21 and 22 at Buffalo Refuge in Humphreys County.

During the meeting, Goats will be commended for his outstanding service and commitment to wildlife conservation. He will receive a prestigious award in acknowledgment of his exceptional contributions to the field. Additionally, Goats will have the opportunity to be introduced to the esteemed members of the Commission, further highlighting his achievements in the realm of wildlife protection and management.

This recognition serves as a testament to Goats’ unwavering dedication and exemplary work within the wildlife conservation sector. His efforts have not gone unnoticed, and this accolade is a fitting tribute to his passion and commitment to preserving Tennessee’s natural resources. Congratulations to Ryne Goats on this well-earned recognition as the Tennessee Wildlife Officer of the Year.

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