Highlight: Find a Forest Management Plan Online

 

Find a Forest Management Plan Online

Stakeholders and the public can now access forest management plans online for all forest management units in Ontario. Find plans, work schedules and maps by selecting an area on the forest management unit map or from a drop down list.

 

The new Forest Management Planning Manual (2009), the new Forest Information Manual (2009) and other planning information are also available on the site. 


 

Highlight: 2010 - International Year of Biodiversity

 
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2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity.

 

See how MNR is planning to celebrate it.


 

Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources

 

About the Ministry of Natural Resources

 

As a ministry, we are working to promote healthy, sustainable ecosystems and conserve biodiversity (the variety of life on Earth). We conduct scientific research and apply the findings to develop effective resource management policies. The Ministry of Natural Resources also manages Ontario’s Crown land, promotes economic opportunities in the resource sector and enhances opportunities for outdoor recreation.   Read More...


 

News Release

 
ice fishing

February 08, 2010

Put Safety First Around Lakes And Rivers
McGuinty Government Promotes Fishing As Fun Family Day Activity

Safety on and around Ontario’s lakes and rivers should be everyone’s top priority when outdoors this Family Day Weekend.... Full Story

 



 

Feature: Joint Message from Ministers Cansfield and Gravelle on Realignment of Forestry

 


September 3, 2009

 

We are pleased to announce today that the realignment of forestry from Ministry of Natural Resources to the Ministry of Northern Development, Mines and Forestry (MNDMF) is complete. The realignment of such an important portfolio was done to help make the province more competitive, create jobs and strengthen our economy.

 

Both ministries have been working closely together to ensure the delivery of the provincial forest program, transfer of staff and the realignment occur smoothly with no disruptions. Read more ...


 

Special Initiatives

 

 
 

Report Resource Violations


Protect our natural resources. If you witness a resource crime call the TIPS line at 1-877-TIPS-MNR (847-7667).

 


 

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