Halton Region is updating its Forest Management Plan to guide how Regional Forests are cared for, used, and protected over the next 20 years.
Residents, forest users, and interested community members are invited to share their views through an online survey. Your feedback will help inform priorities and management approaches before the Plan is finalized. Whether you frequently visit our Regional forests or are just learning about them, your perspective is welcome.
This survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Participation is voluntary. Survey closes May 19.
Take the survey (external link)
Note: This survey applies only to Halton Regional Forests and does not include Conservation Halton (external link) forests or forests managed by City of Burlington (external link) or the Towns of Halton Hills (external link), Milton (external link) and Oakville (external link). If you are unsure which forests are part of the Halton Regional Forest system, please view the interactive Regional Forest tract map.
About Halton's Regional forests
Spanning 695 hectares across 14 properties, Halton’s Regional Forests include a mix of wooded areas, wetlands, and meadows that provide diverse habitats for wildlife, including several rare species. Halton manages over 19 kilometres of single-track trails, along with 20 kilometres of access roads, throughout the forests.
To learn more and find a forest near you, visit the Halton Regional Forests page.