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The County of Dufferin does not provide forestry extension services

We hope that these resources will assist you in learning about and managing your woodland.

Sun appearing through the trees on a forest trail

Ontario Woodlot Association

Forests Ontario

Credit Valley Conservation

Grand River Conservation Authority

Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority

Forests Ontario – 50 Million Tree Program

Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program

Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program Plan Approvers

Ontario Professional Foresters Association Forestry Consultants

International Society of Arboriculture – Ontario Chapter

Trees are Good - Find an Arborist

List of field guides

Ontario Trees & Shrubs

Tree Identification

University of Guelph - The Arboretum

iNaturalist

List of field guides

Ontario Wildflowers

Ontario Ferns

Ontario Grasses

iNaturalist

Invasive Species Centre

Ontario's Invading Species Awareness Program

Ontario Invasive Plant Council

EDDMapS Invasive Species Reporting Tool

Asian Long-Horned Beetle

Butternut Canker

Beech Bark Disease

Beech Leaf Disease

Dutch Elm Disease

Emerald Ash Borer

Fall Webworm

Forest Tent Caterpillar

Hemlock Woolly Adelgid

Jumping Worms

Oak Wilt

Spongy Moth (formerly known as European Gypsy Moth/LDD Moth)

A Year of Ldd Moth

Gypsy Moths

Spongy Moth

Spongy Moth

Spotted Lanternfly

White Pine Blister Rust

Wild Pigs

Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry

Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters

Dog-Strangling Vine

European Buckthorn

Garlic Mustard

Giant Hogweed

Japanese Knotweed

Phragmites

Phrag Fighters - Dufferin County Facebook Group

Ontario Phragmites Working Group

Purple Loosestrife

Wild Parsnip

Poison Ivy

Giant Hogweed

Wild Parsnip

Ticks and Lyme Disease

Mosquitoes and West Nile Virus

Forest Bathing