Trappers Association of Nova Scotia

Promoting humane trapping and sustainable fur bearer management

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    • Booth Program
    • Fur Harvester Education Courses
    • Marion Sweet Memorial Bursary
    • Mentorship Program
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  • Contact
  • Annual Workshop & Convention – Kentville
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Booth Program

Trappers Association of Nova Scotia Booth Program

T.A.N.S. has an established booth program that is interactive and educational to young and old, as well as the trapper and non-trapper.

Traveling to different events, directors display tanned pelts and plastic tracks, along with skulls and plastic scat of Nova Scotia’s fur-bearing species. Discussions at this booth involve the importance of trapping as a tool to manage fur-bearer populations, including the negative impacts that over-population can create. We also discuss dog proofing, humane trapping standards, and the importance of trapper/landowner relations.

Our booth not only promotes trapping but also answers many questions about the habits and biology of Nova Scotia’s fur-bearers.

T.A.N.S. is proud to use this booth program to educate and inform the public about Nova Scotia’s natural renewable fur-bearing species, as well as our ongoing commitment to this resource through sustainable humane trapping methods

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Education
    • Booth Program
    • Fur Harvester Education Courses
    • Marion Sweet Memorial Bursary
    • Mentorship Program
  • Upcoming Events
  • Membership Registration/Renewal
    • Online Registration
    • Mail-In Registration
  • Contact
  • Annual Workshop & Convention – Kentville
  • List of Directors
  • Resources and Related Links
  • Members Log In

About Us

The Trappers Association of Nova Scotia since 1968 has promoted humane trapping and sustainable furbearer management through our education of students and the public.

Our Education

We will continue to promote trapping and fur harvesting as a means of responsible renewable resource management on a national and international level.

Mailing Address

TANS

4498 Black Rock Rd

Canada Creek, NS B0P 1V0

 

Contact Us

Phone #: 902-538-8485
Email: info@trappersassociationofnovascotia.ca

 

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