Strategic. CHASA Strategic Plan 2020

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1 Strategic CHASA Plan Strategic Plan 2020

2 Foreword As Chairman Conservation Hunting Alliance Australia (CHASA) I am pleased to represent hunters hunting in Australia. Our State is a significant beneficiary modern hunting we must communicate this better. This Strategic Plan was created by member organisations in CHASA provides CHASA with a clear direction that will enable it to advocate for hunters play a leadership role to ensure that field hunting conservation remain synergistic sustainable in Australia. CHASA has achieved many milestones in a short period a Strategic Plan will ensure that hunters continue to adapt to ensure that hunting endures. The 5 strategies in this Plan are a guide for all hunting organisations. Each strategy is an important pillar in our future. 1. Building a sustainable CHASA 2. Building conservation partnerships 3. Fostering hunter education 4. Promoting wild food is healthy 5. Promoting modern hunting. Wild food hunting is a big part my life. I was always interested in catching cooking my food. As a young boy I spent many summers catching yabbies on a piece meat tied to a string, using mum s pea strainer as dab net. Our neighbourhood boys ( my sister) were always watching for first flows through irrigation channels in spring that signalled start yabby season. We rode our first pushbikes for miles outback behind Renmark aerodrome setting rabbit traps learning how to skin gut rabbits which mum loved to cook. My first fishing trips with dad on Murray River led to many memorable days catching cooking callop. And when I turned 18 I remember my first duck hunt with a mate whom I still hunt with today, I remember very first grey teal I ever bagged ( swam to retrieve). Mum was an expert at cooking wild duck too, having grown up on Hindmarsh Isl being pricient with a little 410 snake gun. My love hunting fishing led to furr study in environmental science a career in natural resource management. Today I am fortunate to have met many like-minded people who love outdoors love ir hunting cooking traditions that extend for generations. Through ir experiences I have learned many lessons about nature seasons natural cycles life. However, it is not until threats to our way life arise that importance an alliance like CHASA is realised. The bonds between self, friends, family, community, seasons nature must be protected will be strengned by this Plan. Yours in hunting conservation. TONY SHARLEY Dip. App.Sc., B. App. Sc., MSc., GAICD Chairman 2 APRIL 2015

3 Introduction CHASA was formed in 1994 was incorporated in CHASA is an alliance following hunting organisations: Australian Field Game Association; Australian Deer Association Australia; Hellenic Shooting Sports Association Australia; Trophy Bowhunters Club Australia; Sporting Shooters Association Australia Conservation & Wildlife Management (SA) Inc. Field Game Australia; Quail Tomorrow; Working Gun Dogs Australia. Promoting our common interests CHASA s role is to enable a coordinated approach in promoting common interests its members. CHASA works in partnership with its members, Government or organisations to ensure that needs hunters hunting can achieve environmental, social, cultural economic benefits for all Australians. In 5 years since CHASA was incorporated it has built positive relationships with State politicians Government departments to ensure that hunting hunters are well understood represented in decision making processes that affect future hunting. CHASA has supported training initiatives helped to refine training materials used to instruct intending hunters promote modern hunting. CHASA has also taken lead in countering false negative claims about hunting by animal rights activists through reference to review relevant scientific publications conducted under Australian conditions. The 5th Wine Wild Food Dinner at National Wine Centre in 2014 was a celebration 5 years since CHASA was incorporated. The dinner is a symbol that modern hunting has a place in modern society, where hunters enjoy benefits modern hunting with wider community by sharing wild harvested food. Many environments from which wild food is sourced have in fact benefitted from conservation work undertaken by hunters. The CHASA Strategic Plan is seen by all members as an opportunity to build on achievements modern hunters hunting over past 30 years, one which was formation CHASA. STRATEGIC PLAN

4 Hunting Modern Hunting Modern hunters today have adapted to much tighter restrictions on firearms licensing hunting permit requirements (many which were hunter initiated) which have resulted in a more skilled responsible hunting community compared with that 30 years ago. Hunters in general have always had an appreciation natural environment, however, better education greater recognition importance environmental issues have seen hunters making very significant contributions to wildlife conservation habitat restoration on both public private ls. Modern hunting is practised in many countries including USA, United Kingdom, Europe closer to home in New Zeal all states Australia. In Australia, modern hunting environmental knowledge gained has become an important contributor to: CHASA will continue to promote benefits hunting using statement wild food is healthy which encapsulates benefits modern hunting: edible wild food is a sign that environment is healthy; source wild food is trusted; wild food garing follows nature s cycles; understing natures cycles keeps people connected with nature; connection to nature creates carers for nature; carers for nature enjoy healthy lifestyles with time spent outdoors, modern hunting supports community wellbeing. restoration wildlife habitats; conservation threatened species; research to improve wildlife management; management feral animals exotic plants; improvements in farm productivity; economic benefits for regional economies; nurturing our physical mental wellbeing, maintaining strong social bonds between friends families. 4 APRIL 2015

5 This Plan Purpose this Plan The purpose this plan is to build on synergies working toger as an alliance utilising skills, experience networks established by individual members member organisations who comprise CHASA, so that CHASA can achieve its vision. Australia to have ethical responsible hunting programs that deliver environmental, social, cultural economic benefits for all Australians. Our plan complements Australia s Strategic Plan 2011 its targets. Over next 5 years, CHASA will implement strategies actions outlined below to build on our achievements to date on our understing collective challenges opportunities to advance modern hunting in Australia. Our 5 major strategies will be: 1. Building a sustainable CHASA; 2. Building conservation partnerships; 3. Fostering hunter education; 4. Promoting wild food is healthy ; 5. Promoting modern hunting. The outcomes we seek to achieve are: Maintaining strong sustainable partnerships with Government agencies; Recognition by SA Government that field hunting makes a positive contribution to our State; Creating a positive image hunters hunting in society; Increasing participation in modern hunting in Australia; Maintaining CHASA as a relevant respected organisation. STRATEGIC PLAN

6 Strategy 1 Building a sustainable CHASA CHASA is an alliance peak hunting organisations in Australia. CHASA was incorporated in 2010 to promote common interests challenges its member organisations in doing so it has achieved outcomes that benefit m all. CHASA will continue to maintain its relevance credibility by following its Strategic Plan working with through its member organisations its major stakeholders. Action Develop yearly action plans to deliver this Strategic Plan. Review CHASA 5 Year plan each year. Create income streams to support key projects. Develop CHASA capacity to remunerate pressional volunteer input. Promote membership CHASA CHASA member organisations. Collaborate with all stakeholders, media government. Our Plan will complement SA Strategic Plan 2011 Vision We are connected to our communities give everyone a fair go. Goal Governments demonstrate strong leadership working with for community. Target 32 Customer client satisfaction with government services 6 APRIL 2015

7 CHASA represents eight hunting organisations with interests in conservation hunting in Australia, having a combined membership more than 30,000 people. CHASA meets regularly in Adelaide in regional areas, having an attendance rate better than 75% its allied member organisations present at general meetings 100% attendance at Annual General Meetings. On 12 July 2014, all member organisation CHASA met to discuss ir organisational needs future roles for CHASA catalysed by changes in State budget contribution to conservation CHASA s ability to assist. Member needs included: Building conservation partnerships with government. More collaboration between hunting conservation organisations. Communicating CHASAs role to public. Increase promotion benefits wild food. Develop partnerships with CHASAs sponsors. Encourage membership hunting conservation organisations. Encourage involvement young people in hunting conservation. Strengn understing economic benefit hunting. Develop a Strategic Plan to communicate our purpose guide our actions. STRATEGIC PLAN

8 Strategy 2 Strategy 2 Building conservation partnerships Modern hunters are environmentally aware have contributed significant in-kind financial resources to conservation Australia s wildlife habitats species. Therefore, it is natural for CHASA to continue to build partnerships that enable conservation habitats biodiversity to increase. Action Provide strategic advice to State politicians. Maintain good communication collaboration with Government departments. Share knowledge resources to achieve conservation outcomes. Work toger with conservation minded organisations. Facilitate hunter involvement in conservation research programs. Collaborate with or peak hunting fishing organisations. Our Plan will complement SA Strategic Plan 2011 Vision We look after our natural environment. Goal We look after our l, rivers wetls. Target 69 Lose no species 8 APRIL 2015

9 Duck hunters in Australia initiated abolition plans to drain Bool Lagoon in 1960 s. Bool Lagoon is a Game Reserve today listed as a Ramsar Wetl International Importance. Since n, duck hunters have worked with Government Departments private lowners to conserve wetl areas in Australia exceeding 2,000 times area Adelaide Oval. In Victoria total expenditure for hunting game animals was estimated to be $282 million per annum. When pest hunting by game licence holders is included estimate is $417 million per annum, providing an indication value hunting to rural communities in Australia. Since 1911 re had been only 20 published articles discussing Stubble Quail in Australia. In 2011, with help local hunters, Sporting Shooters Association Australia (SSAA) National Quail Research Project commenced to undertake long term field based research to better underst Stubble Quail population dynamics. Knowledge gained is used to ensure hunting seasons are sustainable. The SSAA Conservation Wildlife Management (C&WM) branch was involved in creation success Operation BounceBack program. By undertaking targeted pest control activities in various National Parks Conservation Reserves since 1990s, habitat native species such as Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby have benefited from a reduction in grazing pressure predation. SSAA C&WM work has recently allowed reintroduction Western Quolls in Flinders Ranges SSAA National has donated $60,000 to assist in management reintroduction program. STRATEGIC PLAN

10 Strategy 3 Fostering hunter education CHASA will work with its stakeholders to identify promote new hunter education resources to ensure animal welfare codes conduct are upheld respected, to ensure hunters maintain highest skill levels possible to promote modern hunting ethics in Australia. Action Contribute experience to Australian Hunting Guide. Assist hunters with hunting firearms training. Promote hunter safety safe hunting environments. Promote animal welfare codes conduct relevant to hunting. Contribute to relevant hunting publications. Facilitate hunter involvement in wildlife monitoring research. Our Plan will complement SA Strategic Plan 2011 Vision We look after our natural environment. Goal We respect enjoy our environment. Target 72 nature conservation 10 APRIL 2015

11 Australia was first state in Australia to ban lead shot for duck hunting in Duck hunters played an important role in achieving a ban by conducting research into lead shot availability in wetls that contributed to lead poisoning in ducks. This led to an informed decision to ban lead shot supported by all hunters. Hunters also played an important role in development educational materials to support changeover to non-toxic shot. In 1986 duck hunters initiated development Waterfowl Identification Test as a pre-requisite to obtaining a permit to hunt waterfowl. Duck hunters provide regular training events to ensure duck hunters are pricient at identifying waterfowl. The recently published 2014 DuckWISE DVD was produced by Victorian Game Management Authority with support from game management agencies in Australia, Tasmania New Wales, with input from hunters. The DVD has been distributed to all duck hunters in Australia includes important messages about waterfowl identification, safety effective efficient hunting. Holders a firearms licence in Australia are SA Police checked have undergone compulsory firearms safety courses. There have been no accidental shooting fatalities in Australia in last decade. STRATEGIC PLAN

12 Strategy 4 Promoting wild food is healthy The CHASA Wine Wild Food dinners showcase wild food its nutritional healthy attributes. The dinners provide an important social opportunity to share wild food with non-hunting community our major stakeholders in modern hunting. CHASA has appointed a Wine Ambassador a Wild Food Ambassador to create its annual wine wild food dinners with food sourced from various lscapes in Australia. Action Promote CHASA wine wild food ambassadors. Maintain CHASA wine wild food dinners. Create opportunities for hunting nonhunting community to enjoy wild food. Promote wild food in cooking programs. Work with chefs cooks to promote sustainable wild food utilisation. Our Plan will complement SA Strategic Plan 2011 Vision We are active in looking after our health. Goal We make healthy choices in how we live. Target 78 Healthy Australians 12 APRIL 2015

13 CHASA held its first Wine Wild Food Dinner in 2010 each year since n menu has been sourced from all natural lscapes in Australia. Courses have featured Coorong Mullet, European carp, King George Whiting, Sourn Rock Lobster, native angasi oysters, yabbies, rabbit, hare, wild goat, wild duck, wild quail, wild venison camel. Native plant ingredients have included wattleseed, quong, lemon myrtle, riberry, Davidson plum, lemon aspen, pickled samphire, bush tomato, wild mint, native pepperleaf, rainforest lychee native currents. Many hunting organisations have developed ir own cookbooks to support ir members. In 2012 Sporting Shooters Association Australia released Field to Fork The Australian Game Cookbook into Australian market. It won 2012 Gourm Cookbook Awards Best First Cookbook Australia award, is a valuable addition to any kitchen. In 2015, CHASA Wild Food Ambassador will introduce game cooking classes in Australia following dem from both hunters non-hunters to explore cooking techniques with wild duck, quail, venison or game meats. Wild game is ultimate free range food embraces modern food trends such as slow food movement trust in source food. The garing wild food encourages exercise, social bonding connection with environment, addressing emotional health wellbeing issues associated with disconnection from environment. STRATEGIC PLAN

14 Strategy 5 Promoting modern hunting A modern hunter is someone who loves environment opportunity to harvest enjoy healthy wild food. Modern hunters are in tune with seasons respect wildlife today make a contribution to its sustainable future. Modern hunters are well informed rules regulations y mentor novice hunters. Modern hunters work with all stakeholders in conservation, including non-hunters, to achieve conservation outcomes. Action Promote attributes modern hunter. Promote economic, social environmental benefits modern hunting. Promote hunting ethics including respect for property owners who provide access to wild food. Promote collaboration with all stakeholders in practical conservation. Seek to educate those who misinform public about modern hunting. Our Plan will complement SA Strategic Plan 2011 Vision We are active in looking after our health. Goal We are physically active. Target 83 Sport recreation. 14 APRIL 2015

15 Hunters have contributed to development Australian Code Practice for Humane Destruction Birds by Shooting, specifically in relation to geese, ducks stubble quail during hunting. The Code Practice is consistent with Prevention Cruelty to Animals Act Hunting organisations have devised a number sporting events to ensure a high level priciency in use both rifle shotgun. The Australian Field Game Association has established clay target shooting ranges throughout Australia conducts competitions on most weekends year. In 2013/ members SSAA Conservation Wildlife Management (SA) Inc made a contribution to feral animal control in Australia s National Parks Conservation Reserves totalling 16,480 hours 82,800 kilometres travelled valued at $469,400. Their efforts removed 3,946 goats, 90 foxes, 204 feral cats, 914 rabbits 53 deer. SSAA Farmer Assist is a program developed by Sporting Shooters Association Australia to enable farmers to find free help with pest animal problems. SSAA members participating in this program have demonstrated shooting skill competency operate under a Code Practice that dems safety, animal welfare ethical behaviour. STRATEGIC PLAN

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