Milne told Larry Williams on Newstalk ZB the member base between the two groups overlapped and their interests intersected.
"A lot of access and goodwill comes off farmers' land, and I think it's important to have a bit of a balanced view going on there, it does tend to feel like, lately, that it's all getting a bit pick on the farmer."
Milne is concerned that if Fish and Game and farmers don't co-operate, it could lead to "people not getting the access they need to go and enjoy the great outdoors in New Zealand," an essential connection to the land which she believes will help stop the "urban-rural disconnect," from widening.