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State of the Environment 2019: A Focus on Forests

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About the 2019 Report

The government is committed to report every 10 years on the state of Saskatchewan's provincial forests.

 Learn about the 2019 Report

Minister's Message

As the Ministry of Environment manages and protects Saskatchewan's environment, we strive to balance the social, economic, and ecological benefits that forests provide. Go to the Minister's Message

Productivity and Resilience

Forests are managed to ensure environmental contributions into the future. Natural and human disturbances can change forest landscapes, composition, structure and habitat diversity.

Economic and Social Benefits

Forests are essential to the long-term well-being of Saskatchewan's communities, economy and environment.

Conserving Biological Diversity

Forest management includes the stability, resilience and rates of biological production in forest ecosystems.

Sustainable Forest Management

Forest management is based on fair and effective resource management decisions.

About the Report

The State of the Environment 2019: A Focus on Forests is a comprehensive assessment of our province's Crown forests.

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