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WILDLIFE AND AGRICULTURE
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FRASER VALLEY

Serena 9h. MARCH 1974 4t the RICHMOND INN

WESTMINSTER SALON

   
     
 

755 WESTMINSTER HIGHWAY

RICHMOND, B.C.

Urban growth, the Land Commission Act,
changes in the structure and roles of the Fish
and Wildlife Branch, municipal regulation of
hunting and the recommendations of . the GVRD's
Citizens' Committees on the “Livable Region" are
all having effects on wildlife management in
the Fraser Valley. Wildlife can survive only
if the different pressures upon it are matched
by a wide variety of management techniques.
These, in turn, will demand much greater com-
mitments by the users of wildlife and a high
degree of co-operation between them and the
land owners and farmers. This conference will
examine the possibilities and problems which
changes in wildlife management will bring in
the Fraser Valley of the future. It is the
first of a conference series, "Wildlife for
Tomorrow”, -in B.C.

Mh. DOUGLAS

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