OFAH Zones
OFAH Zones foster localized engagement, representation, and action on behalf of OFAH Membership. Each Zone serves as a regional hub to connect members with the organization and to address fishing, hunting, conservation and other outdoor issues relevant to their specific geographic area.
OFAH Zones foster localized engagement, representation, and action on behalf of OFAH Membership. Each Zone serves as a regional hub to connect members with the organization and to address fishing, hunting, conservation and other outdoor issues relevant to their specific geographic area.
What does that mean?
Grassroots Engagement
Provide a platform for local members to voice concerns, share ideas, and contribute to conservation initiatives. Encourage active participation in OFAH programs and projects.Localized Representation
Represent the interests and concerns of members at the regional level. Act as a liaison between the provincial OFAH leadership and local communities.Education and Advocacy
Promote responsible hunting, fishing, and conservation practices. Educate members and the public about wildlife management and environmental stewardship.Event Coordination
Host Zone-specific meetings, educational workshops, and recreational events such as fishing derbies or hunting safety courses.Support for Conservation Projects
Assist with or initiate localized conservation efforts, such as habitat restoration or species monitoring programs.Find Your Zone
Zone Contacts
Roy DeCorte
807-597-4285
r.decorte@sympatico.ca
Josef Brecka
807-577-7712
brecka@tbaytel.net
Peter Sword
705-647-7986
psword2@gmail.com
Roy Polsky
705-897-6556
rpolsky@cyberbeach.net
John Hinton
705-292-7270
jhinton@nexicom.net
Kerry Coleman
613-791-7515
kerrycoleman51@gmail.com
Rob Hare
905-989-7672
rhareofah@gmail.com
Michael Evers
705-436-4521
d_evers@rogers.com
Mark Braet
519-328-2354
markbraetofah@gmail.com
OFAH Affiliated Clubs within Zones
The province is divided into nine different zones with OFAH representatives overseeing each zone. This interactive map shows the distribution of participating OFAH clubs within each zone. Some clubs are private hunt camps, while others are open to the public and offer opportunities for new members to join. Clubs offer a wide variety of services from shooting ranges to fishing derbies, to kids camps and skiing/snowshoeing trails to name a few. Click on the upper left icon (
) on the map to filter clubs and find one in your area accepting new members. You may also click on individual teardrop locators for club contact information. 
