Brian Falconer interview re: the politics of wildlife management
CFAX 1070 interview with Brian Falconer, Guide outfitter coordinator.
Brian Falconer joined Pamela McCall on CFAX 1070 last week to discuss the proposal in March by MLA Steve Thomson, Minister of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations, to create a destructive new wildlife agency.
Minister Thomson was accompanied by members of the major hunting and trapping lobby groups to announce that they would like to form a new agency to manage wildlife in BC. In Falconer’s estimation, this kind of agency, led by consumptive users, would lack balance and be destructive to real wildlife management.
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