FACE Infographic on Invasive Alien Species (IAS)
A FACE infographic to promote the hunters' role in combatting Invasive Alien Species which are one of the five main drivers of biodiversity loss.
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FACE meeting with Simonas Gentvilas, Lithuanian Minister of Environment
Torbjörn Larsson, FACE President and Virginijus Kantaukas, President of the Lithuania Hunters’...
The role of hunters in Invasive Alien Species (IAS) management – Cooperation with the Bern Convention
Cooperation FACE, IAF and Bern Convention...
FACE recently launched its new Biodiversity Manifesto, which is Europe’s first evidence-based platform showing how Europe’s hunters conserve biodiversity.
The substantial and growing database of over 470 hunting-related conservation projects shows the importance of hunters’ efforts within and outside protected areas, on a variety of different habitat types and species.
We now have strong evidence to show how hunters are successfully implementing the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 and make a crucial contribution to habitats restoration, protected areas, species monitoring and much more.
WORK AREAS AND PROJECTS
Our work is organised into 6 main themes, which encompass over 100 dossiers that require insight, monitoring and expertise from the FACE Secretariat and Members.
NATURE CONSERVATION
The conservation issues dealt with by FACE cover the implementation of the new EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030, the EU nature directives as well as policy developments related to agriculture, restoration and protected areas.
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
The wildlife conservation issues covered by FACE include migratory birds, large carnivores, invasive alien species (IAS) and combatting wildlife crime.
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS
With the trans-boundary nature of many of the world’s environmental problems, an increasing number of multilateral environmental agreements exist with implications for national policies.
ANIMAL HEALTH & WELFARE
Hunters are trained, motivated and committed to eliminate any avoidable suffering to animals – it is an essential part of hunting ethics and of all formal codes of conduct.
FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION
FACE and its Members seek to ensure that hunters can acquire, possess, use and travel with firearms and ammunition safely and without unjustified bureaucracy, costs or restrictions.
HUNTING METHODS & CULTURE
Throughout Europe there exists different hunting methods, traditions and cultures. These often have significant regional importance for hunting and bring richness to the diversity of hunting in Europe.
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THE “BIODIVERSITY, HUNTING, COUNTRYSIDE” INTERGROUP
The European Parliament’s Intergroup on “Biodiversity, Hunting, Countryside” was created in 1985 and is one of the oldest and most active parliamentary platforms.
With more than 150 actively supporting MEPs the Intergroup promotes the role of hunting and other forms of sustainable use of natural resources.
FACE has provided the secretariat for this intergroup since 1985.
FACE “GOLD” PATRONS
In 2020, the European Federation for Hunting and Conservation (FACE) unveiled its new “Patron Programme”, which provides industry and other organisations with a means to support a strong future for hunting and conservation.
Blaser, BioAmmo Jagd&Hund, Hunter & Co. and One With Nature Expo are FACE “Gold” Patrons.
