Attachment 2
Goals Topic List

• limited motor vehicle access
• forest dominated by natural processes
• define specific access goals
• promote a healthy ecosystem
• produce forest products
• man takes care of river
• provide for protection and enhancement of wild resource values in balance with other state forest users
• maintain river for naturally reproducing trout
• allow all trees to grow to maturity
• maintain high water quality
• manage watercraft numbers/access
• minimize human impact
• require qualified loggers
• not $ driven management
• provide for a variety of motorized and non-motorized recreation
• prohibit tree harvesting within 1000' of river and tributaries
• maintain historical perspective in planning process and implementation with continual public involvement
• manage wildlife on BRSF
• provide for opportunities for learning about the forest and region, and their ecology and history
• follow BMPs, set back
• seek management partnerships with neighbors
• provide and maintain hunting and fishing opportunities
• preserve wildlife habitat
• manage land and water together
• establish a mechanism for citizens to openly discuss issues
• preservation and improvement of forest
• law enforcement for protection of Brule (river)
• maintain riparian buffer strips
• accommodate diverse activities
• control overuse and restore damage from overuse
• preserve a sense of solitude for recreational users
• maintain high water quality and natural river flow
• continue active management for timber and wildlife
• logging in forest
• limit or eliminate ATV and snowmobile traffic
• offer wilderness experience
• convey public image of state forest
• protect natural beauty
• maintain diverse anadromous fish populations and habitat
• provide opportunities for all recreational users
• promote catch-and-release and other conservation practices
• maintain hunting opportunities
• enhance quality of entire fishery
• protect and restore biodiversity
• limit further DNR commercialization which can lead to overuse
• intensify management
• limit/restrict canoe traffic
• segment/separate motorized and non-motorized activities
• support local economy
• maintain diverse fishing methods on all areas of river
• follow through on regulatory decisions
• ongoing community participation in management
• seasonal tubing with enforced regulations
• support silent sport opportunities
• fisheries
• protecting river and watershed
• use of forest for future generations
• native fisheries
• managed working forest
• forest communities
• conflicting uses
• community of species
• ecosystem maintenance and enhancement
• access- maintain present level of use
• provide a cleaner habitat
• recreation
• land acquisition
• timber harvest
• public education and information regarding plan changes
• communication and education
• public involvement in environmental assessments
• water quality
• wildlife management
• historical values
• stewardship
• boreal forest and mesic forest

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