<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?><section number="Article I, Section 30"><effdate>1/1/2021</effdate><histories></histories><catchline>[Right to hunt and fish.]</catchline><subsection number="Article I, Section 30(1)">
The individual right of the people to hunt and to fish is a valued part of the State's heritage and shall be forever preserved for the public good.</subsection><subsection number="Article I, Section 30(2)">
The right under Subsection <xref depth="4" refnumber="Article I, Section 30(1)" start="0">(1)</xref> includes the right to use traditional methods to hunt and to fish, subject only to statute, and rules and regulations adopted as provided by statute, to:
<subsection number="Article I, Section 30(2)(a)">
promote wildlife conservation and management;</subsection><subsection number="Article I, Section 30(2)(b)">
provide reasonable regulation of hunting and fishing activities; and</subsection><subsection number="Article I, Section 30(2)(c)">
preserve the future of hunting and fishing.</subsection></subsection><subsection number="Article I, Section 30(3)">
Public hunting and fishing shall be the preferred means of managing and controlling wildlife.</subsection><subsection number="Article I, Section 30(4)">
This section does not affect:
<subsection number="Article I, Section 30(4)(a)">
the law relating to trespass or property rights;</subsection><subsection number="Article I, Section 30(4)(b)">
the State's sovereign authority over the State's natural resources; or</subsection><subsection number="Article I, Section 30(4)(c)">
the State's obligation to manage lands granted to the State under the Enabling Act.</subsection></subsection></section>
