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Suites of High Value Nature Tourism Experiences: The Futures Committee has circled areas of exceptional outdoor experiences that are necessary to sustain and grow the region’s nature based economy. These areas contain much of our “green infrastructure” and create the unique “Moosehead Brand” of North Woods experiences that will attract travelers and enrich residents’ lives. Inappropriate development in these areas could degrade essential experiences, reduce the wild-feeling appeal of outdoor recreation, and threaten the region’s nature based economy.
Undeveloped shorelines, Class II-IV whitewater paddling, fishing (river and lake), remote wind protected lake canoeing & kayaking (northern coves and wetlands). Hunting and wildlife habitat/watching. Winter shelter for deer. Hand carry launches and takeouts, drift boat services (fishing) and commercial whitewater outfitting on Moose River, remote paddling/boating picnic areas/campsites in northern coves, wildlife watching blinds and interpretive sites, river and shoreline trails (hike, bike, ski) on north shore of Moose River and Brassua shorelines connecting with Moosehead Trail (on Big W TWP lands) and Seboomook Public Lands.
[Italics indicate enhanced or future nature tourism experiences.]
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What Does A Sustainable Future Look Like?
Use the comment box to communicate resource information, experiences, suggestions to be shared with Maine’s Land Use Regulation Commission and “decision makers.”
The “Economic Sectors” and “Planning Guidelines” info (to the left) may assist your ideas! Point to one of the links and a brief tip will appear. Click any of the links to go to the full, printable list.
Some examples of comments you might make:
- Undeveloped shoreline in this area is important for remote-feeling canoeing and camping experiences.
- Snowmobile trails in this area are important to Greenville’s winter economy.
- Deer yards in this area need protection.
- Bear hunting opportunities in this area provide income for local guides.
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