About the Trail Wildlife Association

Objective

Vision: Focuses on the protection, enhancement and wise use of the environment for the benefit of present and future generations.

Mission: The TWA's objectives are:

  • to work with appropriate government ministries and other conservation organizations to develop sustainable fish and wildlife practices.
  • to encourage responsible recreation related to the enjoyment of wildlife
  • to include our community's students in our fish and wildlife project work
  • to manage and provide safe and secure firearms and archery facilities
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History

The club started in 1925 and was called The Trail Rod & Gun Club. In the late 60's the name was changed to the Trail Wildlife Association.

Executive for 2022

  • President: Terry Hanik

  • Past President: Dan Abenante

  • 1st Vice President: Dan Abenante

  • Secretary/Treasurer: John Harmston

  • Memberships: Dave Lauer

  • Gun Range: Bill Wenman

  • Wildlife: Laurie Bursaw

  • Fisheries: Alphonse Mallette

    • Co-chair: Joe Munn

    • Co-chair: Karen Trebitz

  • Land Use: Rick Fillmore

    • Co-chair: John Gwilliam

    • Co-chair: Tyler Hwalstad

  • Trapper’s rep: Bill Thompson

    • Co-chair: Jeff Cromarty

  • Communication: Bill Thompson

  • Projects: David Sidley

    • Co-chair: Louise Sidley

    • Co-chair: Bill Thompson

  • Wilderness Watch: Vacant

 

Directors

  • Mike Mailey

  • Vern Blair

  • Darryle Kohlman

  • Will McKenzie

  • Jay Mykietyn

  • Dennis Venturini

  • Eric Woodhouse

  • Alastair Berglund

Helpers List

  • Russ Lafreniere

 
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