MUCC Conservation Policy Board
The MUCC Conservation Policy Board consists of 40 voting members, and is chaired by the Vice President. The voting members are as follows:
- Three members from each Region to represent affiliated clubs (27 members, elected at Convention)
- Eight Individual Members (not affiliated with a club) from each of the 8 geographical regions (appointed by the Vice President)
- One representative (appointed by the Vice President) from each of the five Policy Committees established under the bylaws: Wildlife, Fisheries, Shooting & Ranges, Parks & Trails, and Youth & Education
To view your Region Representatives on the MUCC Conservation Policy Board view here.
The MUCC Conservation Policy Board has quarterly meetings that are intended to represent significant organizational outreach, member engagement and leadership recruitment opportunities. This board is responsible for the conservation policy process of the organization, including debating and moving policy resolutions for consideration at MUCC’s Annual Convention.
June 2021 MUCC Conservation Policy Board meeting
The meeting will be taking place via Zoom on Saturday, June 26 at 10:00 am. Contact Ian FitzGerald at ifitzgerald@mucc.org for the Zoom link.
DRAFT 2021 March Meeting Minutes
***At the June 2021 CPB meeting, new proposed resolutions can be submitted for consideration at the 2022 Annual Convention.
All proposed resolutions heading to the 2021 Annual Convention are here.
2021 Policy Resolution Process (Proposed resolutions leading up to the 2021 Annual Convention)
Resolutions awaiting action before the MUCC Conservation Policy Board
Resolutions passed by the MUCC Conservation Policy Board heading to the 2021 Annual Convention
2020 Proposed Resolution that did not pass at the MUCC Annual Convention (held virtually)
Interim Resolution Trotlines and Juglines - MUCC Fisheries Committee
Pike Size Limit #A - Steve Dey and Gary Gorniak
Mother's Day Free Fishing #B - Patrick Hogan and Tim Muir Jr.
Low or no cost CWD Testing #D - Erik Schnelle
Substitute Resolution #A - Pike Size Limit - Steve Dey and Gary Gorniak
Proposed Resolution #E - Citizen Science Data Collection - Mark Hergenreder