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Prince Albert

The Prince Albert Model Forest, encompassing 367,000 hectares of boreal forest, is located north of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The forest’s dominant tree species are aspen, balsam fir and black spruce. The Model Forest area includes a portion of Weyerhaeuser Canada’s Forest Management License Agreement, as well as Prince Albert National Park, Candle Lake Provincial Park and several Aboriginal communities. The need for continuous public involvement, especially Aboriginal participation, is valued because of the significant contributions of local and traditional knowledge to sustainable forest management. Prince Albert’s project areas include Aboriginal involvement, community outreach, tourism, urban forest management planning and wildlife.

General Manager:  Susan Carr
President:  Mark Johnston

Mailing Address:

Prince Albert Model Forest
1 PO Box
2406, Ste., 139-1061 Central Ave., Prince Albert, Saskachewan, S6V 7G3
 

Telephone:

T: (306) 922-1944  F: (306) 763-6456
E: pamf@sasktel.net
W: www.pamodelforest.sk.ca

What's New

October 1, 2009 - Buffalo River Dene Nation woodland caribou 2008-09 survey

This project was designed to verify the presence and extent of occurrence of woodland caribou within Buffalo River Dene Nation’s traditional territory and the relatedness of these caribou to those across the province. Available in...

October 31, 2008 - Forest Times - PAMF fall 2008 newsletter

The Fall 2008 newsletter of the Prince Albert Model Forest (PAMF) highlights news and events from Saskatchewan's Model Forest program.

September 30, 2008 - Prince Albert Model Forest annual report 2007-08

The 2007-08 annual report of Saskatchewan’s Prince Albert Model Forest, highlighting its new focus and direction under the Forest Communities Program. Available in English only.

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