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Meat Donation Program

Over the last few years, members of the Guide Outfitters Association of British Columbia have donated thousands of pounds of wild game meat to the Salvation Army to help feed those in need.

Helping Wildlife

Members of the GOABC have a long history of working hard on many different wildlife conservation and habitat enhancement projects all over British Columbia. From funding wildlife research, enhancing salmon streams, improving habitat for various species, to providing dollars for wildlife patrols and highway reflectors, GOABC members have always practiced wildlife stewardship.

Habitat Conservation Trust Fund

Since 1981 license surcharge dollars from guides, hunters, trappers and anglers have raised of $100 million in BC. This has resulted in more than 2,000 wildlife management and habitat enhancement projects. Forty percent (40%) of these funds are generated through the licenses, tags, royalties, and fees from non-residents.

Gone Fishing

Each year, young fishermen from the Queen Alexandra Centre for Children’s Health in Victoria spent several hours fishing compliments of GOABC and the Alcan Primary Metal Group. The fun of catching a fish for the first time is very evident on the faces of the children and their parents. GOABC would like to take this opportunity to thank Alcan for their very generous donations toward the fishing trip and their continued commitment to ensure that these special young people have the trip of a lifetime.

Big Brothers/Big Sisters

GOABC local associations, North Central Guides, and Cariboo Chilcotin Coast have offered young people a special opportunity to learn more about the outdoors and wildlife. With the helping hand of professional guide outfitters, the boys and girls from Big Brothers/Big Sisters have the opportunity to go horseback riding, fishing and camping in some of BC's most spectacular backcountry.