The MWF has been informed that individuals have the opportunity to voice their opinions on the newly introduced Bill 29, which focuses on night hunting and shared management. Your voice is important to help this important bill be made into law. We encourage all MWF affiliate clubs, supporting … [Read more...]
NightWatch
Welcome to the New Home for Information Pertaining to the MWF’s Campaign to End Spotlighting
The MWF is dedicated to putting an end to spotlighting and is urging Manitobans to come forward with their spotlighting stories and to register their concerns regarding spotlighting in their communities. Please email us at info@mwf.mb.ca to share your story and concerns now! Please use the headline “NightWatch” in the subject of your email.
Legislation to Restrict Night Hunting in Manitoba – What You Need to Know
May 17, 2018. Yesterday the Government of Manitoba introduced Bill 29, proposed legislation which would ban night hunting by Indigenous peoples on private land in the province (regardless of land owner permission), but would also allow night hunting in some crown land areas in southern Manitoba. … [Read more...]
MANITOBA WILDLIFE FEDERATION ENCOURAGED BY LEGISLATION TO RESTRICT SPOTLIGHTING AND IMPLEMENT A NEW APPROACH TO WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
NEWS RELEASE: Winnipeg, MB: The Manitoba Wildlife Federation (MWF) is pleased that the Province of Manitoba has developed legislation to address the many issues surrounding the practice of hunting at night. Spotlighting, which is one form of night hunting that involves the use of high-powered … [Read more...]
Nightwatch – The Wayne Lytwyn story
The MWF is dedicated to putting an end to spotlighting and is urging Manitobans to come forward with their spotlighting stories and to register their concerns regarding spotlighting in their communities. Please email us at info@mwf.mb.ca to share your story and concerns now! Please visit us at … [Read more...]
Request for MWF Member Input on Chronic Wasting Disease
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a highly infectious disease that is fatal to deer, moose, elk and caribou. It is present in elk and deer of game farms in Saskatchewan and Alberta (and many US States), and is now present in wild populations of deer, moose and elk in those provinces (and also in … [Read more...]
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