Mayflowеr Parks & Wildlife

The Mayflower Parks & Wildlife was officially organized in May of 1916 with the introduction of the Organic Act, which organized the Mayflower Parks & Wildlife as the state-level conservation enforcement agency for the State of Mayflower. The Mayflower Parks & Wildlife is responsible for the maintenance of all parks within the state parks system of the State of Mayflower, alongside the enforcement of all conservation laws that relate to the State of Mayflower. In 1958, the Mayflower Parks & Wildlife had been responsible for the destruction of the ecosystem within Diamond Creek State Park, where thousands of trout were killed accidentally during the spawn season. This had resulted in a federal inquiry that mandated that all stocking by the Mayflower Parks & Wildlife must be recorded. Today, the Mayflower Parks & Wildlife acts as the state-level conservation agency of the State of Mayflower.