About the role
Game management consultants work to promote sustainable and ethical hunting as well as wildlife conservation. They often have a college education in biology, forestry science, or similar, with a focus on wildlife management. They act as a link between hunters, landowners, and authorities.Responsibilities
Game management consultants are responsible for informing and educating hunters about hunting legislation, wildlife conservation, and sustainability principles. They participate in the development of game management plans and can also conduct wildlife population estimates. Their work contributes to maintaining the balance in the ecosystem and ensuring that hunting is carried out responsibly.Skills and tools
Game management consultants need good knowledge in ecology, wildlife biology, and legislation surrounding hunting and wildlife conservation. They use tools such as GIS for mapping and population estimates, as well as various databases to enter and analyze data. Good communication skills are central to being able to convey information and advice.