On this episode, NMO sits down with Hunter Lampreau & Jeff Agostinho to discuss the evolving and contentious matter of BC’s proposed Bighorn Sheep LEH in Reg 4, and BC’s continued history of managing for access vs managing for stronger wildlife populations. Hunter & Jeff bring some invaluable insights to the table on this, and while it can seem depressing there is hope in the future of our wildlife.
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The posted regulation proposals describe the current and proposed regulations, and include rationales for the regulatory change, while ensuring that the Ministry’s primary goal of conservation is maintained.
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