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Hunting, Trapping, and Conservation Working Group

 

 

 

Welcome to the TWS Hunting, Trapping, and Conservation Working Group

The Hunting, Trapping and Conservation Working Group (HTCWG) promotes exploring issues associated with hunting and trapping relative to conservation and management of wildlife resources. To accomplish this, we serve as a forum for the study and transfer of information on this subject matter. We also advocate science-based decisions regarding hunting and trapping and aim to increase awareness of hunting and trapping as a critical component of conservation. In doing this, we hope to foster communication among TWS members about hunting and trapping issues, improve knowledge and technical capabilities of TWS members relative to hunting and trapping and promote science-based hunting and trapping outside TWS.

(All Photos on the Page Credited to: National R3 Clearinghouse, Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports)

 

 

 

 

Announcements

Webinar: Putting your best foot forward: Building effective CVs and resumes

 

 

Father and son wearing blaze orange hunting gear and carrying shotguns while preparing for an upland bird hunting trip.
Hunter wearing a blaze orange vest and camouflage clothing scouts a wooded hillside from an elevated outdoor position.

Become a member

 

 

Membership is available to all current TWS members. You may join our Working Group by logging in to your TWS account.

 

 

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Officers

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Meetings

We hold our annual meeting during TWS’ Annual Conference.

Bowhunter wearing camouflage clothing and carrying a compound bow against a dramatic mountain landscape in Oregon.
National R3 Clearinghouse, Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports
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