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The Crown forest in Ontario is divided into management units. Before any forestry activities take place in a management unit, there must be an approved forest management plan in place. A plan is prepared in an open and consultative fashion by a registered professional forester with assistance of a multi-disciplinary planning team and a local citizens committee, as well as with input from Aboriginal communities, stakeholders and interested members of the public.
The Crown Forest Sustainability Act requires that a forest management plan be prepared having regard for plant and animal life, water, soil, air and social and economic values, including recreational values. Each plan contains a broad management strategy which balances objectives related to forest diversity, socio-economics, forest cover and silviculture. Learn more>>
The 2006 Black River and Pic River Ojibway forest management plans are not available on this site. Please use links provided below to access these forest management plans.
2006 Pic River Ojibway Forest - 851
2006 Black River Forest - 370
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Select a unit name from the drop down list.
Select a unit name from the drop down list.
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