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    Question for the BCWF

    What is the BCWF's opinion on the subject below?
    http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/showth...n-in-Kooteneys

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    Re: Question for the BCWF

    The BCWF Access policy is as follows:

    The BCWF policy and position on public access, which has been developed
    through a provincial resolution system and democratic voting process,
    are as follows.

    *_PUBLIC ACCESS POLICY_*

    *_ _*

    1. The B.C. Wildlife Federation supports the principle of public access
    to public lands.

    2. The B.C. Wildlife Federation supports the process of coordinated
    access planning as a method for resolving disagreements among various
    interests.

    *_ _*

    *_ACCESS POLICY_*__

    * *

    *Policy - No. 1*

    To obtain and maintain reasonable Public Access to all forests and
    recreational areas of the province

    * *

    *Policy - No. 2*

    The B.C. Wildlife Federation supports the principle of public access to
    public land and waterways.

    * *

    *Policy - No. 3*

    When “Common Property” values are threatened by excessive access it may
    be appropriate to restrict, prohibit or eliminate some methods of access.

    * *

    *Policy - No. 4*

    To foster relationships with Landowners and others having legitimate
    interest on the land base in order to encourage the widest possible
    availability of access to our recreations.

    As a provincial organization with regional and local representative
    bodies, the BC Wildlife Federation is well suited to consult on, and
    evaluate access opportunity with an overall view to conserving fish,
    wildlife and their habitat while allowing continuing public access to
    those resources.

    All access opportunities cannot be measured with the same guidelines.
    Environmental, conservation and safety concerns vary widely across the
    province and as such, all values must be considered when determining any
    access restriction.

    The BC Wildlife Federation will continue to carry forward the direction
    on access management that has been provided by the membership.


    Yours in Conservation,

    Mel Arnold

    BCWF President

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    In the past the Fed has stated opposition to Wildlife Damage Compensation funds going to land owners unless there are hunting opportunities for the public (where feasible)....therefore I dont "think" that the BOD would be happy with this one. But I will find out.

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