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Updates to CWD Education
Hunters are crucial in managing Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) and protecting wildlife for future generations.
CWD is 100% fatal for all infected cervids. By participating in CWD surveillance and testing, you help ensure the health of our deer populations and preserve our hunting traditions. Every sample collected adds valuable data, allowing provincial biologists to track and contain the spread of this disease.
Check out the hunter education video we just released with Dylan Eyers of Eat Wild.
Check Out our CWD PageSCENT HOUND HUNTING – POSITION STATEMENT
New from Hunters for BC Predator-Prey Dynamics Committee!
We’re pleased to share the newly developed position statement on scent hound hunting, created with invaluable input from a diverse group of passionate houndsmen and women across BC. This statement underscores our commitment to ethical hunting practices, sustainable wildlife management, and the responsible use of scent hounds for hunting in our beautiful province.
Penasq’t (Pennask) Access Management Project
Project by Hunters for BC in collaboration with Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation, FESBC and the Okanagan Nation Alliance
Conservation in Action
The Penasq’t Road Rehabilitation and Habitat Enhancement Project was developed in response to extensive forest development within the Penasq Lake area and the need to mitigate the impacts of Mountain Pine Beetle (MPB)-related forest development activities on critical wildlife habitat. The objectives of the Penasq’t Project are to rehabilitate temporary forest roads and develop and deliver priority habitat enhancement activities that will benefit ecological, biocultural, and forest values in the Penasq’t Lake area.
why are we here?
Access Management
We use the term access management to broadly describe resource roads & linear corridors. For wildlife in British Columbia (BC), access management is an extremely important issue that involves balancing the needs of human activity with the conservation of wildlife and their habitats.
Predator-Prey Science & Education
BC is home to a diverse range of predator and prey species, including wolves, cougars, bears, moose, deer, and elk. Human encroachment on the landscape has altered habitat and in many ways, has increased predator efficiency while reducing food & shelter for their prey.
Outreach Programs
Hunters for BC is committed to raising public awareness of endangered wildlife, disease threats and other important conservation topics in B.C. Learn about Chronic Wasting Disease, share the Report A Badger website and check out our past Webinars.
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if you don’t fight for what you love,
DON’T CRY FOR WHAT YOU LOSE
Author: Bhagvatgita
