; Whereas Executive Order 13443 specifically recommends Federal activities including: (1) Evaluation of the effect of agency action on hunting participation trends. (2) Consideration of the economic and recreational values of hunting. (3) Management of wildlife habitats on public lands in a manner that expands and enhances hunting opportunities, including through the use of hunting in wildlife management planning. (4) Working collaboratively with State governments to manage and conserve game species and their habitats in a manner that respects private property rights and State management authority over wildlife resources. (5) Establishment of short- and long-term goals, in cooperation with State and tribal governments, and consistent with agency missions, to foster healthy and productive populations of game species and appropriate opportunities for the public to hunt those species. (6) Ensuring that agency plans and actions consider programs and recommendations of comprehensive planning efforts such as State Wildlife Actions Plans, the North American Waterfowl Management Plan, and other range-wide management plans for big game and upland game birds. (7) Seeking the advice of State and tribal fish and wildlife agencies, and, as appropriate, consult with the Sporting Conservation Council and other organizations with respect to these Federal activities. Whereas Executive Order 13443 specifically orders: (1) The Chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality, in coordination with the appropriate Federal agencies and in consultation with the Sporting Conservation Council and in cooperation with State and tribal fish and wildlife agencies and the public, to convene no later than 1 year after the date of the Executive order, and periodically thereafter, a White House Conference on North American Wildlife Policy (Conference) to facilitate the exchange of information and advice relating to the means for achieving the goals of the Executive order. (2) The Chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality to prepare,