Myles Standish State Forest Resource Management Plan
Interpretive Services and Cultural Resources Workshop
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Introduction to the RMP
The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) is developing a Resource Management Plan (RMP) for the Myles Standish State Forest to guide management and set priorities for the forest's future. Helping DCR create the most comprehensive RMP possible will require input from all stakeholders.
Proceedings of Workshop 3: Interpretive Services and Cultural Resources, December 2, 2010
Handouts and Materials Relevant to the Workshop
Discussion Summary - Myles Standish State Forest Resource Management Planning Workshop – Interpretive Services and Cultural Resources, December 2, 2010
Ellen Berkland, Archaeologist, Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, Ellen.Berkland@state.ma.usMore Information
You are a Stakeholder If you have special knowledge about any aspect of the forest, or if you have a "vision" for its future. Everyone who loves MSSF is a stakeholder! To have your name or your group added to the MSSF Stakeholder List, send your contact information to friends@friendsmssf.com, or to Jim Baecker, Office of Regional Planning, MA Department of Conservation and Recreation, 617-626-1355, Jim.Baecker@state.ma.us.
Friends of MSSF Workshops Planned To Encourage Greater "Stakeholder" Participation
Friends of MSSF is hosting five focus groups to help DCR bring in as much information as can be found among people and groups who have local knowledge or data, or even a "vision" to contribute to the Resource Management Plan (RMP). Please try to attend the workshops in your area/s of interest. DCR staff with expertise in the 5 areas listed below will be on hand to engage with stakeholders in discussions and information sharing. Your input at these gatherings will make a difference! The workshops will be held in the MSSF Conference Building (across the street from the MSSF headquarters).Proceedings of the Pinelands, Plantations and Wildlife Workshop, November 10, 2010
The DCR Resource Management Plan public presentation and all pertinent information is now available on DCR’s website
DCR's Resource Management Plan Briefing
Preliminary Draft of Myles Standish State Forest Management Issues
Join Friends of Myles Standish State Forest and help promote pine barrens preservation region wide. Download and mail the Membership Form or use the Paypal button below to join online. Thank you!
Friends of Myles Standish State Forest • P.O. Box 1199 • Plymouth, MA 02362 • e-mail: friends@friendsmssf.com