Indiana State Forests
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- Clark State Forest
- Deam Lake State Recreation Area
- Ferdinand State Forest
- Greene-Sullivan State Forest
- Harrison Crawford State Forest
- Jackson-Washington State Forest
- Martin State Forest
- Morgan-Monroe State Forest
- Owen-Putnam State Forest
- Pike State Forest
- Salamonie River State Forest
- Selmier State Forest
- Starve Hollow State Recreation Area
- Yellowwood State Forest
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State Forest Management
- BMP 2007 3rd Party Report
- Summary of Public Comments
- FSC Certification Public Audit Report for Indiana State Forests
- SFI Certification Public Audit Report for Indiana State Forests
- SFI 2007 Audit Report
- FSC 2008 Audit Report
- State Forest Procedures Manual
- Submitting a Public Comment
- State Forest Open Houses
- State Forest Management Guides
- Increased Emphasis on Management and Sustainability of Oak-Hickory Communities on the Indiana State Forest System (Draft - Posted May 8, 2008)
- State Forest Property Regulations
- DNR Property Rules & Regulations
- User Comments - Recreational Facilities
State Forest Management Policy
Your state forests are managed under the policy of multiple use in order to obtain benefits from recreation, timber production and watershed protection. They are open to the public for hunting during season and are actively managed for healthy fish and wildlife populations. Recreational development will not take precedence over natural resource conservation and protection and will continue to be structured on the natural rather than the "built" environment.
