Federazzjoni Kaccaturi Nassaba Konservazzjonisti (FKNK)

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The Federazzjoni Kaccaturi Nassaba Konservazzjonisti (FKNK) club in Msida is a place where you can meet like-minded individuals who form part of the federation for hunting, trapping and conservation to safeguard traditional socio-cultural activities in Malta.

Our club was first established back in 1973 and has since been embroiled in rich history and advancements which have made us proud of our achievements. At the time, our main aim was to preserve the tradition and passion which we always had for the hunting of migratory wild birds using selective nets in order to keep said birds alive in captivity.

Almost a decade later, we changed our name to The Hunters' Association and later on even added the word conservation to it. Another decade passed, and in 1998 our statute was reconstructed to form part of the Federazzjoni Kaccaturi Nassaba Konservazzjonisti FKNK, which incorporated an average of 23 different local associations and Read Morecommittees from a range of districts in Malta.

Over the years we have received a variety of recognition from hunting circles all over the globe, and were honoured when asked to join the Federation of Association for Hunting & Conservation in the EU (FACE), which means that we were now incorporated with all of Europe's 36 countries, other member associations and four hunting-related associate members. As time passed by and our members grew and our responsibilities were added, we became members of the International Council for Game & Wildlife Conservation, and eventually, we also became one of the founding members of the communications group within FACE, InterFace, FACE MED. European Landowners Organisation and even the Association of Traditional Hunting in Europe.

Today, we are proud to say that the Federazzjoni Kaccaturi Nassaba Konservazzjonisti has become by far the largest Non-Profit Organisation in Malta, with over 10,000 adult members and more.