Wenas Target Shooting Committee

 The Advisory Committee has completed their initial work and has provided WDFW a report with recommendations.  The committee will continue to meet quarterly to provide support for implementation of recommendations.

Wenas Wildlife Area Target Shooting Advisory Committee: Report and Recommendations
December 2017

The Wenas Wildlife Area Target Shooting Advisory Committee will work to develop recommendations for how WDFW can best provide recreational target shooting opportunities on the Wenas Wildlife Area.

The group is comprised of people who represent diverse recreational and neighbor interests including affected landowners, hunters, target shooters, horseback riders, mountain bike riders, hikers, wildlife watchers, bird dog trainers, and motorized users.

At the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, we celebrate diverse individuals who bring a wide range of perspectives. All are welcome to participate in our processes regardless of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, status as a veteran, and basis of disability.

Contacts and member info

Members

Bylaws

Guidelines

Contacts

Mission statement

The Advisory Committee will work to develop target shooting recommendations that: (1) are supported by the local communities; (2) reduce risk to Wildlife Area users and neighbors; (3) improve habitat protection; (4) reduce fire risks; (5) are financially attainable and manageable; (6) provide predictability for all users; and (7) adhere to clear and concise standards.

Meeting calendar

Agendas will be available approximately one week prior to the next meeting.