Resident Hunters' Association of British Columbia

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Mission Statement

    To ensure the wildlife recourses of British Columbia and the natural habitat they require are conserved and managed for the beneficial use for the people of British Columbia in perpetuity.

Goals

     To promote proper management of our ecosystems by best available science that enhances our wildlife resources for the benefit of all British Columbians.

Objectives

    In no particular order.

1) To promote transparent and accountable wildlife and habitat management.

2) To promote scientific wildlife and habitat management.

3) To promote a variety of public access to all British Columbia's Crown lands, water and renewable wildlife         resources.

4) To initiate and maintain a representative body in each region of British Columbia representing the interests of all British Columbians to have a direct influence on decision making that effects the management and use of all wildlife resources.

5) To promote, protect and enhance resident priority in the allocation of British Columbian's wildlife resources

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Past Updates

LEH Discrimination Update - 2008/04/07

The Human Rights Tribunal and the two parties involved—the Resident Hunters Association of B.C. and the Ministry of Environment Wildlife Branch—have agreed to a mediation which will be held on May 7, 2008 at a place yet to be determined. If mediation fails to resolve the discrimination, the case will be sent on to a hearing before the Human Rights Tribunal. No other government on the continent puts foreigners before residents.

LEH discrimination being challenged - 2007/12/06 More...

Allocation Policy - 2007/05/22 More...

RHABC's Allocation Policy Views - 2007/05/21 More...