Dufferin County Forest Operating Plan Review

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During 2020, the County of Dufferin is developing a new five-year operating plan for the 1,066 hectare (2,636 acre) Dufferin County Forest. The County Forest is made up of fourteen tracts located throughout Dufferin County, the largest of which is the 607 hectare (1,501 acre) Main Tract located north of the hamlet of Mansfield. The operating plan will guide the use and management of the Dufferin County Forest over the next five years (2021-2026) to ensure the health and viability of this important community resource.

Any feedback regarding the draft plan should be made in writing through the tools available here, directly to the Forest Manager, or through the Feedback tab at www.DufferinCounty.ca prior to September 30, 2020. The feedback received will be considered in the development of the final operating plan which will be released in the fall of 2020.

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During 2020, the County of Dufferin is developing a new five-year operating plan for the 1,066 hectare (2,636 acre) Dufferin County Forest. The County Forest is made up of fourteen tracts located throughout Dufferin County, the largest of which is the 607 hectare (1,501 acre) Main Tract located north of the hamlet of Mansfield. The operating plan will guide the use and management of the Dufferin County Forest over the next five years (2021-2026) to ensure the health and viability of this important community resource.

Any feedback regarding the draft plan should be made in writing through the tools available here, directly to the Forest Manager, or through the Feedback tab at www.DufferinCounty.ca prior to September 30, 2020. The feedback received will be considered in the development of the final operating plan which will be released in the fall of 2020.

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