My Wild Alberta

Use Respect

Hunters know the importance of using respect when accessing public or private lands. The Use Respect program from Alberta Sustainable Resource Development and the Alberta Conservation Association is a timely reminder of the rights and responsibilities of hunters, leaseholders and landowners.

Learn more in our Hunting Section:

• Hunting

My Wild Alberta Newsletter: Issue 2, September 2008

In this issue:

• Provincial Hunting Day, September 27, 2008
• Youth Hunting Initiative, September 27, 2008
• My Wild Q&A: Gordon Court — A life inspired by wilderness
• Bison Special Licence to engage hunters in management of Hay-Zama herd
• Volunteer program involves Albertans in land stewardship
• Albertans reel in lasting memories on Free Fishing Weekend, July 12-13, 2008
• And more!

Planning a competitive fishing event? Don’t miss the boat on getting your competitive fishing event licence. Our fishing section includes all the information you need to plan a competitive fishing event: Licensing for Competitive Fishing Events

Undersubscribed Special Licences Available September 3, 2008

Eligible hunters can begin reserving undersubscribed licences by telephone starting at 8:15 a.m. on Wednesday, September 3.

Reserve your undersubscribed special licence:

• Undersubscribed Special Licences

My Wild Alberta is your connection to the very best trapping websites and information on the Internet. If you’re looking for information on trapping legislation, education or regulations, or would like to learn more about the history or business of trapping, My Wild Alberta is a great place to start. Learn more about trapping in Alberta: Trapping