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Our work is organised into 6 main themes which provide the main building blocks of FACE’s work and encompass over 100 dossiers which require insight, monitoring and expertise from the FACE Secretariat and Members.
The conservation issues dealt with by FACE cover the ongoing implementation of the EU Nature Directives and new policy developments related to nature and biodiversity.
The wildlife conservation issues dealt with by FACE cover the ongoing implementation of the EU Nature directives in relation to species listing and new policy developments.
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.
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.
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.
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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Known as the “Hunting Intergroup”, the European Parliament’s Intergroup “Biodiversity, Hunting, Countryside” was created in 1985 and is one of the oldest and most active parliamentary platforms. With more than 100 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 while the European Landowners’ Organization (ELO) serves as co-secretariat.
