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Two Major Conservation Organizations Join the COHA Board of Directors
The California Outdoor Heritage Alliance (COHA) is pleased to announce that two well known international conservation organizations -- Delta Waterfowl and the National Wild Turkey Federation -- have both accepted seats on the COHA Board of Directors.
Mr. Rob Olson will represent Delta Waterfowl on the COHA Board of Directors. Mr. Olson currently serves as President of Delta Waterfowl, and is highly respected within the North American waterfowl and wildlife community. COHA staff has had the pleasure of successfully working closely with Mr. Olson on a variety of waterfowl and hunting-related issues over the past several years and is pleased to welcome him as Delta's representative to our Board.
Mr. Vincent Rosdahl will represent the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) on the COHA Board of Directors. Mr. Rosdahl is a member of the national Board of Directors of the NWTF, and currently serves as treasurer. Mr. Rosdahl also previously served as Chairman of the California State NWTF Board of Directors. He brings to the COHA Board a wealth of experience and knowledge on California wildlife issues.
Similar to the California Waterfowl Association (CWA) and other COHA organizational members, Delta Waterfowl and the National Wild Turkey Federation are outstanding conservation organizations that warrant strong support from California's sportsmen and women. For more information on these two important organizations, please visit Delta Waterfowl and National Wild Turkey Federation. To visit the website of CWA and other COHA members who deserve your support, visit the member page of our web-site at COHA members. |
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COHA Shooting Event Scheduled for November 25th
COHA and Linc Raahauge's Pheasant/Chukar Hunting & Sporting Clay Club in Dunnigan have come together to help promote and protect our outdoor heritage by hosting the 1st Annual Pheasant Hunt/Sporting Clay Shoot/BBQ on Tuesday, November 25th. Join fellow sportsmen and women in attending this fun event, and make this year's Thanksgiving week even more memorable. Space for individual hunters or groups available. Trained dogs, professional handlers and bird cleaning included. Hunters can also use their own dogs by arranging prior to the event. For full details,visit our COHA web-site, for a flyer email Christine or call Rick Bulloch for details at (916) 606-7039. |
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President's Note:
After much anticipation, fall has finally arrived and hunting season is  now open. On behalf of the California Outdoor Heritage Alliance staff, take time to get out in the field and enjoy the tradition that we all work so hard to protect. If possible, take someone out in the field with you who has never had the opportunity to enjoy our heritage and introduce them to the wonders of the outdoor experience. Enjoy and be safe.
Best Afield,
Bill Gaines, President
California Outdoor Heritage Alliance |
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The California Outdoor Heritage Alliance (COHA) is a 501(c)4 non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of wildlife conservation and the protection of our hunting heritage. COHA was created in early 2006 by the California Waterfowl Association (CWA) to enhance the political effectiveness of hunters and other wildlife conservationists and enthusiasts in the halls of our State Capitol and beyond. For more information on COHA and its member organizations, please visit www.outdoorheritage.org
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