Hey folks, Randy Noberg here.

Welcome to Loop Fold's Hanthac Radio.

Hey folks, Randy Noberg here and I am getting ready to do another podcast with Shia

Mahoney.

Those of you may have already listened to our first three podcasts in this episode.

This is number four.

I don't know that Shia needs any introduction, but we're working our way through the seven

tenets of the North American model.

And in this one, we're going to cover three tenets.

So it might be a little bit longer.

The three pillars that we're going to talk about are that wildlife is allocated according

to law, or law is the foundation for how we allocate wildlife.

The next one, wildlife resources are a public trust.

In other words, they are held in trust for the public, under the public trust doctrine.

We'll go into some history of that.

And then we're going to touch on just this idea that is the last tenet that the allocation

of the wildlife resources in our country, countries, because it includes Canada and the United

States.

It was done in a democratic manner.

And Shia is really good at explaining what the intention of that was and how it's expressed

in the way that we do it.

So I hope you're getting benefit out of this.

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