Management Guidelines For Forestry and Resource-Based Tourism

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Management Guidelines for Forestry and Resource-Based TourismAcknowledgementsManagement Guidelines for Forestry and Resource-based Tourism were prepared during 1998 -2001. A working groupwas established to assist the Ministry of Natural Resources with the preparation of these Guidelines.The Tourism Guideline Working Group was comprised of:Jim Antler – Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters, North BayDave Barker – Ministry of Natural Resources, Field Services Division, GeraldtonHeather Barns – Ministry of Natural Resources, Field Services Division, Sauilt Ste MarieSergio Buonocore – Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Recreation, Thunder BayPaul Glassford - Ministry of Natural Resources , Land Use Coordination, Sault Ste MarieRick Groves – Tembec, TimminsJim Grayston - Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters , North BayStephen Harvey – Ministry of Natural Resources, Forests Division , Sault Ste. MarieBruce Hyer – Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters, Thunder BayPaul Jewiss – Abitibi Consolidated, Fort FrancesMike Maxfield – Bowater, Thunder BayBetty McGie – Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters, WawaJohn McLaren – Mackenzie Forest Products, Sioux LookoutGerry Webber – Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Recreation, SudburyKaren Wianecki - Ministry of Natural Resources, Forests Division TorontoMany other people in the tourist and forest industries and government provided assistance in the development of theseGuidelines. Special thanks goes out to those who took time from their daily jobs to show off "their part" of the forestincluding, Joe Johnson MNR Parry Sound, Larry Rosebrugh Algonquin Forestry Authority, Marg Watson SudburyAviation, Shane Looby Shooting Star Camps, Harry Pearce Domtar, Darren Tegal Domtar, Mark Jones Cochrane Air,Gord King Norbord Industries, Roy Bennett Kenda Wilderness Lodge, Dick Harlock Gogama Air Outfitters, RogerMulligan Goodbush Forestry Services.The assistance and input of the Provincial Forest Technical Committee is also gratefully acknowledged.Thanks to Nancy Houle and Richard Raper of MNR’s Forest Management Planning Section and Jim Steele MNRScience and Information Branch for their patience and assistance.I
Management Guidelines for Forestry and Resource-Based Tourism – TABLE OF CONTENTSTable of Contents1.0 INTRODUCTION 11.1 Background........................................................................................................................................11.2 Legislative Framework........................................................................................................................21.2.1 Application of the guidelines ..............................................................................................................21.2.2 Guideline Development Process ..........................................................................................................31.3 The Resource-Based Tourism Industry ................................................................................................31.3.1 Resource-based Tourism Industry Resource Values ..............................................................................31.3.2 A New Approach To Protecting Resource-Based Tourism Values ..........................................................41.3.3 Resource-based Tourism Industry - Remote, Semi-Remote & Drive-In ..................................................51.3.4 Forest Management Activities Affecting The Resource-based Tourism Industry ....................................52.0 ADVICE TO PRACTITIONERS 62.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................62.1.1 Environmental Considerations ............................................................................................................62.1.2 Specific Environmental Considerations................................................................................................62.1.3 Contacts And Communications............................................................................................................72.1.4 Specific Communications Considerations ............................................................................................82.2 Consideration For Other Stakeholders ................................................................................................82.3 Issue Resolution ................................................................................................................................82.4 Science And Economic Research ........................................................................................................82.5 Time And Space ................................................................................................................................92.6 Visibility Analysis Methods ................................................................................................................92.7 Other Considerations ..........................................................................................................................92.8 Forest Management Planning – Timetable ........................................................................................103.0 TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES 123.1 Introduction ....................................................................................................................................123.2 Information......................................................................................................................................12II
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