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You are here: Home / MWF News / LakeWatch / Sustainable Development Launches Hunter/Angler Surveys On Sustainable Management of Natural Resources

Nov 01 2017

Sustainable Development Launches Hunter/Angler Surveys On Sustainable Management of Natural Resources

From the department of Sustainable Development Press Release:

The Manitoba government has launched a trio of surveys to gather input from hunters and fishers in Manitoba that will help shape and inform sustainable management of the province’s natural resources, Sustainable Development Minister Rochelle Squires announced today.

“We need to carefully manage our resources in Manitoba so that they remain healthy and sustainable for future generations,” Squires said. “Our government looks forward to working with our responsible hunters and anglers, who can share their views as we make important decisions about fish and wildlife management.”

Three brief surveys have been developed to gather public input on hunting of big game and game birds, as well as angling. Hunters, fishers, and any interested members of the general public are encouraged to complete the online surveys.

Angling questions cover a variety of topics, such as whether anglers should be allowed to use two rods when fishing in open water, keep live bait for longer than three days or if changes should be made to the spring fishing season. Hunters will be asked about changes to limits and seasons, expanding deer hunting opportunities and the creation of a coyote/wolf hunting licence.

Surveys have also been mailed to a random sample of hunters and anglers from a list of people that had recently purchased a licence to hunt or fish. Online surveys will be accepted until Nov. 30 and feedback will be incorporated into the ongoing hunting and angling season review process, the minister noted.

Manitobans can have their voice heard by completing the surveys online at: www.manitoba.ca/sd/preference_surveys.html

As Hunters and Anglers it is our duty and responsibility to make our voices heard and to improve hunting and angling for all Manitobans. Here is your chance to have your voice heard. Please click the link above and take the surveys.

Written by webmaster · Categorized: LakeWatch, MWF News, NightWatch

Comments

  1. Ryan Smith says

    November 1, 2017 at 12:28 pm

    Link to survey doesn’t work.
    404 error

    • Noel Linsey says

      November 1, 2017 at 12:52 pm

      Hi Ryan,

      Thank you for your comment. The link has been fixed. Please try again.

      • Ryan Smith says

        November 6, 2017 at 11:10 am

        Thank you for fixing it. I was able to complete the surveys.


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