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Managing What We Inherited for Future Generations
Bruce County is rich in natural resources like good soil, sand and gravel, groundwater, clean beaches, forests and more. For these resources to sustain our community in the long term, management is needed. This starts with identifying where the most important resources are - then, wisely utilizing, enhancing and protecting them. Options can include preservation, creating distance between the resource and new development, and managing resources to sustain or improve value.
Good planning decisions now will ensure our natural environment is protected, balancing needs today with the greater good for generations into the future.
Managing What We Inherited for Future Generations
Bruce County is rich in natural resources like good soil, sand and gravel, groundwater, clean beaches, forests and more. For these resources to sustain our community in the long term, management is needed. This starts with identifying where the most important resources are - then, wisely utilizing, enhancing and protecting them. Options can include preservation, creating distance between the resource and new development, and managing resources to sustain or improve value.
Good planning decisions now will ensure our natural environment is protected, balancing needs today with the greater good for generations into the future.
