Province of Alberta

07/24/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 07/24/2025 11:53

Promoting bird hunting and conservation in Oklahoma

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Minister Loewen will attend the Duck Hunters Expo in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma from July 25 to 27, where he will accept a Waterfowling Legacy Award from Delta Waterfowl on behalf of Alberta's government. The award recognizes Alberta's leadership in enhancing conservation efforts, promoting responsible wildlife management and expanding sustainable waterfowl hunting.

Minister Loewen will also engage with outdoor enthusiasts and waterfowl organizations from around the world to showcase Alberta's leadership in wildlife stewardship and promote the province as a premier destination for hunting, angling and other outdoor recreation opportunities.

"Alberta's government works hard to conserve wildlife populations, enhance accessibility and preserve hunting as an important part of our cultural heritage, and it is an honour to have this work recognized by Delta Waterfowl. This award proves that Alberta continues to be a world leader in wildlife conservation."

Todd Loewen, Minister of Forestry and Parks

The Minister will be joined by one ministerial staff member. Mission expenses will be posted on the travel and expense disclosure page.

Quick facts

  • Alberta offers game bird hunting opportunities - including duck, snow goose and wild turkey - managed to support conservation and sustainable wildlife populations.
  • Alberta permits youth game bird hunting beginning at age 10, ensuring young hunters and their families can maintain this important cultural activity.

Itinerary for Minister Loewen

July 25

  • Travel to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
  • Attend Duck Hunters Expo.

July 26

  • Meetings with Delta Waterfowl.
  • Attend Champions of Delta ceremony.
  • Receive Waterfowl Legacy Award.

July 27

  • Return to Alberta.

Related information

  • Hunting in Alberta
  • Alberta hunting regulations

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