The General Directorate of Forests in Algeria has announced the opening of the 2026-2027 hunting season, set to begin on October 10. According to a statement released by the directorate, the hunting season will be governed by a set of regulations aimed at ensuring the conservation of wildlife and biodiversity. The regulations are based on the Law No. 04-07 dated August 14, 2004, which governs hunting in Algeria.
The new regulations require hunters to adhere to specific guidelines, including practicing hunting within designated areas, as outlined in the hunting plan for each province. Hunting is strictly prohibited in areas affected by fires, in accordance with Article 32 of the aforementioned law. Additionally, hunters are required to respect the species that are allowed to be hunted, as well as the designated hunting periods for each species.
The regulations also emphasize the importance of respecting the allocated hunting quotas, as outlined in the hunting plan. The General Directorate of Forests has urged all hunters and stakeholders to exercise responsibility and environmental awareness, contributing to the protection of wild animals and the preservation of ecological balance.
The Algerian government has been working to conserve and protect the country's natural resources, including its wildlife and biodiversity. The General Directorate of Forests plays a crucial role in this effort, through the implementation of regulations and monitoring of hunting activities. The directorate's efforts aim to ensure the long-term sustainability of Algeria's natural resources.
In line with the government's commitment to environmental conservation, the General Directorate of Forests has called on all stakeholders to cooperate in protecting wild animals and preserving ecological balance. The directorate's message emphasizes the importance of responsible hunting practices, which are essential for maintaining the health of Algeria's ecosystems.
The hunting season in Algeria is an important activity for many communities, providing a source of food and income. However, it is essential that this activity is carried out in a sustainable and responsible manner, to ensure the long-term conservation of the country's natural resources. The General Directorate of Forests will continue to monitor hunting activities and enforce regulations to protect Algeria's wildlife and biodiversity.
The Algerian government has recently taken several steps to promote environmental conservation and sustainable development. These efforts are part of a broader strategy to protect the country's natural resources and promote eco-friendly practices. The opening of the hunting season, with its accompanying regulations, is a key component of this strategy.
Key points
- The 2026-2027 hunting season in Algeria will begin on October 10, with strict regulations in place to conserve wildlife and biodiversity.
- Hunters are required to adhere to specific guidelines, including practicing hunting within designated areas and respecting allocated hunting quotas.
- The General Directorate of Forests has urged all stakeholders to cooperate in protecting wild animals and preserving ecological balance.
