HOME WHO IS HUNTING FOR TOMORROW BECOME INVOLVED CALENDAR OF EVENTS WHAT'S NEW FACT SHEETS NEWSLETTERS ARTICLES & ISSUES REPORTS PHOTOS HUNTING STORIES FUNDING ASSISTANCE LINKS You Are The Visitor	2010 OUTDOOR BOUND IS BACK!   CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR ANY OF OUR  PARTICIPANT OR MENTORSHIP PROGRAMS       SIGN UP FORM FOR YOUTH & ADULT PARTICIPANTS             SIGN UP FORM FOR MENTORS                 The Outdoor Bound Mentorship Program provides youth and new hunters with the opportunity to learn the basics of hunting and the importance of conservation and ethics from experienced adults.   If you are a new  hunter interested in learning more, or an adult who is willing to pass on the traditions of big game or waterfowl hunting to the next generation in Alberta, please contact: Kelly Semple, Executive Director #87, 4003 - 98th Street Edmonton, Alberta T6E 6M8 Phone: 780-462-2444 Email: ksemple@huntingfortomorrow.com _______________________________ OVERVIEW GENERAL INFORMATION PROCESS SPONSORS & PARTNERS   MENTORSHIP LOCATIONS SITE LOCATION DATES ELIGIBLE SPECIES COMPLETE DETAILS & CONTACT INFORMATION Edmonton Airports September to November Whitetail Deer Mule Deer Moose ODB Edmonton Airports Info         4 Wing Cold Lake September to November Whitetail Deer ODB 4 Wing Cold Lake Info         EPCOR Genesee Power Plant September to November Whitetail Deer Mule Deer Elk Moose (draw only) ODB EPCOR - Genesee Power Plant         Peace River Fall 2010 Choice of Big Game &/or Migratory Birds ODB Peace River         Villeneuve Airport September to November Whitetail Deer Mule Deer Moose Coyote ODB Villeneuve Airport           PLUS ... SOME SPECIAL HUNTING DAYS! Provincial Hunting Day: September 25           2010 ALBERTA MINISTER'S SPECIAL LICENSE RAFFLE TICKETS "WINNERS" Trophy Elk:  Victor Dyck from Brooks  Trophy Mule Deer:  Laurence Nielsen from Taber Trophy Sheep:  Archie Nesbitt from Calgary ____________________________________________________________________________  Since 1995, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development has offered these special permits, in partnership with Alberta conservation organizations.  Funds raised from both the sale of the auction and raffle permits are managed under a segregated fund.   Each year, applicants (individuals or organizations) apply to this fund for financial assistance for their conservation projects.  Categories include wildlife management, habitat improvement or conservation education. A Program Advisory Committee (PAC), comprised of representatives from various conservation organizations within Alberta meets to review, rank and allocate funding.  Since the introduction of these permits, nearly $5 million dollars has been raised and re-invested in Alberta for wildlife, habitat and education programs.  ________________________________________________________________________________________ FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:  Conservation Education WISE Foundation Mr. Bob Gruszecki ~ (403) 319-2275 ~ E-mail: robert_gruszecki@ezpost.com   Alberta Hunter Education Instructors’ Association Mr. Dave Paplawski ~ (403) 319-2277 ~ E-mail:  dave@aheia.com   Hunting For Tomorrow Ms. Kelly Semple ~ (780) 462-2444 ~ E-mail:  ksemple@huntingfortomorrow.com   OUR VISION “Hunting continues to be a respected, traditional outdoor activity that remains a substantial and integral part of Alberta’s heritage, culture and environment.” OUR MISSION To foster and increase public understanding, involvement and support of hunting.  To ensure opportunities for every Albertan to hunt within a management system that conserves the wildlife resource. OUR GOALS To increase the number of people participating in hunting and it’s associated activities within the limits of sustainable wildlife conservation; To maintain and enhance hunting opportunities and experiences in the province such that hunters are encouraged to stay in the activity and new participants are attracted to it; To increase public acceptance of hunting as a traditional outdoor activity, improve the awareness of our natural environment and the importance of hunting as a wildlife management tool.
	CURRENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES      AHEIA OUTDOOR  YOUTH CLUB The club is designed for youngsters aged 12-19, who enjoy the outdoor adventures that life, has to offer. Check out our Youth Page for more information on the Youth Club as well as Upcoming Youth Hunter Camps and Activities.               ARE YOU A FEMALE HUNTER?  In Alberta, 5% of our hunting population is female. In the USA, this figure is 15%.  Quite a difference! If you are a Female Hunter in Alberta – we’d like to hear from you. Check out our Women's Page for more up to date information on Women's Hunting Information as well as the Annual AHEIA Outdoor Women's Seminar held each year in mid-August at the Alford Lake Conservation Centre for Excellence.             WHAT'S NEW? Check out the HFT What's New Page for important timely Hunting For Tomorrow Updates:   AHEIA's Woman's Shotgun Series (Posted Sept 1, 2010) Stakeholder Consultation Sessions (Posted Sept 1, 2010) Notice to Big Game Hunters (Posted Sept 1, 2010) On Line Hunter Harvest Questionnaire ABA Spring Fever Raffle WIN Card Reimbursement for Youth aged 11 - 17 2009 Minister's Special License Raffle Ticket Winners & 2010 Grant Application Information Sheep Show Returns to Reno Guide to Outdoor Adventure Now Available   "WHAT'S NEW" REGULAR FEATURES Online Draw Results Hunting: Give It A Shot TV Vignette Let's Go Outdoors Radio AHEIA Online Hunter Education System AHEIA Hunter Education & Firearms Training Hunting & Fishing Community Website Use Respect Program Undersubscribed Licenses Available for Reservation AFGA "Getting Involved" Website Wild TV General Info Hunting & Fishing Licenses ONLINE Hunting Show: "Canada in the Rough" SCI Grant Application Info ABA Bulletin HFTF & eHunt IWMC World Conservation Trust Sustainable News Bowzone Memberships and Renewals   HOT BUTTONS TO NEW HFTF UPDATED INFORMATION     What's In Your Hunting Pack March 2, 2010  / PDF 31 KB HFT and WOMEN in the FIELD  A Great Story / Letter to read ALUS in ALBERTA: Good News for American Duck Hunters PDF File: 138 KB January 20, 2010 BECOME INVOLVED: Shooting Ranges around Edmonton YOUTH: Upcoming 2010 Camps & Seminars
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Hunting For Tomorrow Kelly Semple, Executive Director #87, 4003 - 98th Street Edmonton, Alberta T6E 6M8 Phone: 780-462-2444 Email: ksemple@huntingfortomorrow.com If you encounter any problems with this site, please contact Kelly Semple. © 2002 HUNTING FOR TOMORROW FOUNDATION Site Designed & Maintained by Diamond K Marketing This page was last updated  September 01, 2010