State Forests

Public Involvement in State Forests

Public involvement in state forest management, operations and monitoring is part of sustainable forestry. We seek public involvement because we believe people, communities, organizations and businesses realize the potential public benefits of state forests and are willing to work to further the goals of sustainable forestry.

Each state forest offers an annual public stakeholder meeting to foster open and transparent discussion regarding state forest management issues. Each meeting communicates annual work plans, including, but not limited to, recreation issues and future development projects, proposed timber management activities, insects and disease, wildlife, water issues and fish management. If a state forest is in the process of revising its Master Plan, additional opportunities exist for public input.

Black River
Brule River
Coulee Experimental
Flambeau River
Governor Knowles
Kettle Moraine Northern Unit
Kettle Moraine Southern Unit
Northern Highland-American Legion
Peshtigo River
Point Beach

Black River State Forest

There are no meetings or events scheduled at this time

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Brule River State Forest

December 12 - The Brule River State Forest will hold their Fall Public Meeting at 1:00pm at the Cloverland Town Hall, East Highway 13 (1.5 miles west of the Brule River), Maple, WI 54854. Property staff with expertise in forest management, operations, enforcement, and recreation will be available to discuss the state forest's plans for the next year. The agenda is here. [PDF, 10.2 KB]. For more information contact Dave Schulz, Forest Superintendent at (715)-372-5678.

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