The Société Beauceronne de Gestion Faunique inc. is a non-profit organization established on September 26, 1978. Its mission focuses on wildlife management, conservation, and protection of the ZEC Jaro territory in Beauce. The organization aims to preserve natural resources while making them accessible for recreational activities. It operates under a mandate to manage this controlled harvesting zone for public benefit.

Geographically, the organization is based in Saint-Théophile, Quebec, in the Chaudière-Appalaches region. ZEC Jaro covers 155 square kilometers of forested land in the extreme southern part of Beauce county. The territory is adjacent to Maine, USA, and is located just 25 minutes from St-Georges. The area features 20 bodies of water and 25 kilometers of streams.

Program highlights include various outdoor recreational activities offered throughout the year. The organization provides hunting, summer and winter fishing, and other outdoor activities. They manage camping services and accommodation options like the Refuge du cerf (European-style lodge) and small cabins. The territory is known for its brook trout population and diverse wildlife including black bears, American hares, moose, and white-tailed deer. The area hosts a significant deer wintering ground (Armstrong Yard) with approximately 6,000 animals.