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Overview
We gathered input on the draft Wildlife Management and the Vision for Recreational Hunting in Alberta to help us modernize our approach to wildlife management and improve recreational hunting opportunities.
By engaging regularly with recreational hunters, outfitters, Indigenous communities and organizations, landowners, and industries, we can work collaboratively to improve recreational hunting regulations and policies so people can enjoy this activity for years to come.
Input received
Online survey
Albertans shared their feedback through an online survey from August 23 to October 3, 2021.
Webinars
We hosted 2 education sessions in December 2021 to help provide information and answer questions that were raised during the survey. Watch the recorded sessions to learn more.
- Webinar 1: Shared Harvest - Alberta’s Approach to the Sustainable Allocation of Hunting Opportunities
- Webinar 2: The Science Behind your hunting license: Allocating recreational harvest opportunity
Outcomes
Feedback received was used to:
- identify current issues affecting recreational hunting
- understand the recreational hunting opportunities Albertans value and identify ways to improve these opportunities, while ensuring the sustainability of game species
- explore options for innovative tools and resources related to recreational hunting
- develop future opportunities to share information and engage with Albertans on recreational hunting
Resources
Read the draft Wildlife Management and the Vision for Recreational Hunting in Alberta.