Here is a typical line added to a project Environmental Assessment documents regarding First Nations concerns about hunting pressure from a project. Hunting groups should have a standard phrase to add to all of the project public reviews saying they should not suppress lawful hunting by personal on their off time.
All work site personnel will be oriented on the proper response to wildlife encounters.
• No firearms are permitted on worksites unless previously authorized by ###X for use by qualified
Wildlife Monitor(s) for the purpose of protecting workers from wildlife under specified conditions.
• No hunting will be allowed by Project construction personnel on or near the proposed Project site
during working hours, or while they are staying in Project accommodations.
• The use of the construction right-of-way or Project access roads by Project personnel for hunting is
prohibited during the construction phases of the Project.
All work site personnel will be oriented on the proper response to wildlife encounters.
• No firearms are permitted on worksites unless previously authorized by ###X for use by qualified
Wildlife Monitor(s) for the purpose of protecting workers from wildlife under specified conditions.
• No hunting will be allowed by Project construction personnel on or near the proposed Project site
during working hours, or while they are staying in Project accommodations.
• The use of the construction right-of-way or Project access roads by Project personnel for hunting is
prohibited during the construction phases of the Project.
