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Game, Fish And Parks Commission
Awarded Commission Of The Year
PIERRE, S.D. – The Western Association of Fish and
Wildlife Agencies (WAFWA)
announced this week that
the South Dakota Game,
Fish and Parks (GFP) Commission has been named
Commission of the Year at
their annual conference in
Eugene, Oregon.
“In recent years, the
South Dakota Game, Fish
and Parks Commission has
dealt with difficult, and at
times, contentious issues
beyond their normal duties of establishing rules
and regulations governing
parks, wildlife and fish
resources on behalf of this
state,” said Gov. Dennis
Daugaard. “The members
of this commission provide an exemplary model
of how progress can be
made and how public trust
can be increased through
transparency and public
engagement in the decision making process. Their
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willingness to face the
crucial conversations head
on and find platforms for
all individuals to provide
input is what makes them
deserving of this honor.”
The GFP Commission
is highly engaged in the
social science of managing
the state’s resources and
opportunities. Nonresident waterfowl license
allocations, deer license
allocation and its drawing
structure, nonmeandered
waters as well as waterfowl refuge and boating
restrictions are examples
of highly polarized and
diverse philosophical
belief issues this eight
member commission has
addressed. Concurrently,
the commission is moving
forward with evaluating
nonresident hunting, fishing and state park use, allocating opportunities and
finding a balance between
resident and nonresident
desires.
“It is very humbling and
satisfying to be recognized
nationally for our work,”
said GFP commissioner
Cathy Peterson of Salem.
“The work that we do as a
commission could not be
done without the support,
leadership and professionalism from the department
staff who patiently provide
knowledge and expertise
on all issues we are faced
with.”
One of the primary
responsibilities of the GFP
Commission is to establish, adjust and remove
administrative rules (regulations). In an attempt to
be more responsive to the
public’s desire for regulation change, this commission has encouraged the
public to bring forward
petitions for desired
changes. In the past two
years, the GFP Commission has considered several petitions; some have
been adopted and moved
into the rule promulgation process and others
have been denied. It’s the
commission’s belief to be
responsive to the public’s
interest for change which
has resulted in a higher
number of petitions. It is
also their belief that these
topics, often unpopular,
deserve a public hearing
and the opportunity for all
sides to weigh in before
making a decision.
“This is truly an
honor to be part of a
group receiving such high
recognition,” said GFP
commissioner Doug Sharp
of Watertown. “I want to
express gratitude to the
department secretary, Kelly Hepler, for submitting
the nomination, but more
importantly, for being the
leader who has allowed
these difficult issues to be
discussed and managed
through the teamwork of
both the department and
the commission.”
To learn more about
the GFP Commission, its
members and their role
in sustaining outdoor recreational opportunities of
South Dakota’s state parks,
fisheries and wildlife
through transparent decision making processes,
visit https://gfp.sd.gov/
commission/members/.
Since 1922, the Western
Association of Fish and
Wildlife Agencies (WAFWA)
has advanced conservation in western North
America. Representing 24
western states and Canadian provinces, WAFWA’s
reach encompasses more
than 40 percent of North
America, including twothirds of the United States.
Drawing on the knowledge
of scientists across the
West, WAFWA is recognized as the expert source
for information and analysis about western wildlife.
WAFWA supports sound
resource management and
building partnerships at all
levels to conserve wildlife
for the use and benefit of
all citizens, now and in the
future.
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