Camo at the Capitol Invite Flyer (3).pdf
Camo at the Capitol event is aimed at cultivating a strong conservation voice for hunters and anglers with a goal is to assure state laws and policies benefit wildlife and our sporting heritage. Details are included in the attached brochure. Please plan to join us on March 9th from 9am-1:30pm.
The Camo at the Capitol event is open to anyone to attend!
About the event:
Camo at the Capitol includes advocacy training and meetings with state lawmakers aimed at cultivating a strong conservation voice for hunters and anglers. Our goal is to assure state laws and policies benefit wildlife and our sporting heritage. The event includes information sessions about current bills that affect wildlife and access, presentations from state and agency leaders, and informal chats with legislators and sportsmen.
Event includes:
- Wild game tasting
- Fly-casting demonstrations and games
- How to be an effective wildlife and sportsman’s heritage advocate
- Sportsman groups with information tables/booths all around the lawn
- AZGFD legislative update
- Current issues briefing and legislator perspectives
- Legislator visits
Agenda:
9-11 am Historic Senate Room (in the Capitol Museum Building)
· Game & Fish Commissioner--TBA
· AZGFD Legislative Liaison--Ed Sanchez
· Sportsman Lobbying 101: Why lobbying matters- Amanda Reeve
· 2020 Legislative bill summary
11 am-1:30 pm Rose Garden Lawn
· Sportsmen Groups Tabling on the Rose Garden Lawn with
wild game tasting and casting games— all Legislators invited and welcome.
11 am - 1:30 pm Small group (3-4) meetings with key state Legislators:
Tim Dunn, Frank Pratt, Rusty Bowers, Karen Fann,
JoAnne Osborne, and Kate Brophy-McGee
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