scooter
05-10-2007, 11:36 PM
Hi Everyone!
Have you purchased your raffle tickets for the Minister’s Special Sheep and Elk License yet??
Tickets may be purchased from a variety of sources, including the Alberta Hunter Education Offices in Calgary, Edmonton and Alford Lake, the Hunting For Tomorrow Office and from various volunteers across the Province. If you would like to purchase tickets, call 403-252-8474 (AHEIA Calgary) or 780-466-6682 (AHEIA Edmonton) or 780-462-2444 (HFT).
Alberta Minister’s Special Sheep Permit:
Tickets are $10.00 each and there are 7500 tickets printed.
The draw will take place on Friday August 24, 2007 at the Calgary Firearms Centre in DeWinton, Alberta.
Only Alberta residents are eligible to purchase these tickets.
Raffle Tickets may not be sold to a person under 18 years of age.
License # 248344
Alberta Minister’s Special Elk Permit
Tickets are $10.00 each and there are 2500 tickets printed.
The draw will take place on Friday August 24, 2007 at the Calgary Firearms Centre in DeWinton, Alberta.
Only Alberta residents are eligible to purchase these tickets.
Raffle Tickets may not be sold to a person under 18 years of age.
License # 247811
Where Does The Money Go?
Since 1995, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development has offered these special permits, in partnership primarily with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Canada (RMEFC). 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, over $4 million dollars has been raised and re-invested in Alberta for wildlife, habitat and education programs.
For more information about the Minister’s Special Sheep and Elk permits, please visit our web-site at www.huntingfortomorrow.com
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
Have you purchased your raffle tickets for the Minister’s Special Sheep and Elk License yet??
Tickets may be purchased from a variety of sources, including the Alberta Hunter Education Offices in Calgary, Edmonton and Alford Lake, the Hunting For Tomorrow Office and from various volunteers across the Province. If you would like to purchase tickets, call 403-252-8474 (AHEIA Calgary) or 780-466-6682 (AHEIA Edmonton) or 780-462-2444 (HFT).
Alberta Minister’s Special Sheep Permit:
Tickets are $10.00 each and there are 7500 tickets printed.
The draw will take place on Friday August 24, 2007 at the Calgary Firearms Centre in DeWinton, Alberta.
Only Alberta residents are eligible to purchase these tickets.
Raffle Tickets may not be sold to a person under 18 years of age.
License # 248344
Alberta Minister’s Special Elk Permit
Tickets are $10.00 each and there are 2500 tickets printed.
The draw will take place on Friday August 24, 2007 at the Calgary Firearms Centre in DeWinton, Alberta.
Only Alberta residents are eligible to purchase these tickets.
Raffle Tickets may not be sold to a person under 18 years of age.
License # 247811
Where Does The Money Go?
Since 1995, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development has offered these special permits, in partnership primarily with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Canada (RMEFC). 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, over $4 million dollars has been raised and re-invested in Alberta for wildlife, habitat and education programs.
For more information about the Minister’s Special Sheep and Elk permits, please visit our web-site at www.huntingfortomorrow.com
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