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North African hunting season regulations

Overview

North African nations have established regulations and launched their 2026-2027 hunting seasons with an emphasis on biodiversity and sustainable management.

In Tunisia, the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fisheries released a decree setting specific dates and quotas for small and large game. The regulations include strict protections for rare mammals, such as the Barbary stag and cheetah, as well as various birds of prey. Small game hunting is restricted to Sundays and holidays, while large game hunting periods vary by region.

In Morocco, the National Agency for Water and Forests and the Royal Moroccan Hunting Federation launched the season in Marrakech under the theme ‘Tourist Hunting in Morocco: A Natural Wealth and Sustainable Development’. The initiative seeks to align hunting activities with the ‘Forests of Morocco 2020-2030’ strategy. Officials noted an increase in leased hunting areas and participation from both domestic hunters and tourists, with discussions focusing on diversifying services like bow hunting to enhance international attractiveness.

Entities

Ahmed Moussaoui · Tunisian Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fisheries · National Agency for Water and Forests · Marrakech · Abderrahim Houmy

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Morocco launches 2026-2027 hunting season to boost sustainable tourism

    Morocco has officially launched the 2026-2027 hunting season, focusing on sustainable wildlife management and expanding the tourist hunting sector through increased leased areas and specialized services.

  2. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Tunisia sets 2026-2027 hunting season dates and quotas

    Tunisia's Ministry of Agriculture has set the 2026-2027 hunting season schedule and quotas, implementing strict bans on hunting rare mammals to protect biodiversity.

Sources

agadirtoday.com · assabah.ma · estrepublicain.fr · lapresse.tn · lebrief.ma · ledauphine.com · lemaroc360.com · maroc24.com · mcg24.com