Copeland Forest

For most of the fall in Copeland Forest, there is hunting for something:  migratory birds, small game (squirrel, rabbit, grouse, turkey) and deer.  In fact many of the dates extend into the winter and spring months.  Take the time to time to review this schedule

Copeland Forest welcomed members with warm temperatures and  her finest display of fall colours on October 15th.  Thanks once again to Horseshoe Resort for the venue and the delicious Barbecue.

Show off your favourite photos of the Copeland Forest at the Fall Fair for your chance at a free membership. The photos will be grouped into two categories:  People:  Photos of people enjoying Copeland Forest either skiing, walking, biking. Nature and Landscape:  Photos of the

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry will be conducting trail repairs that include the installation of culverts on one of the main Copeland trails. The location of this repair work is the main trail between Parking Lot 1 and Parking Lot 2  (see our

The Upland of the Copeland Forest is on the edge of the Oro Moraine.  Water seeps out of the hills and helps form the rivers that flow out of the Forest. In a few instances, single track trails go through these water seepage areas and

A new map of the major trails in the Copeland Forest is now available to help  people enjoy the Forest.  Over 50 new signs enable users to see where they are on a map. The map and signage are a project of the Copeland Forest

Copeland Forest Friends are beginning a new initiative this summer to monitor watershed health using a citizen science approach.  We have room for a few volunteers who will be assigned a permanent site along a stream in Copeland Forest to monitor.  No experience is necessary

We held our first Annual General Meeting on Saturday February 20th, 2016 at W.R. Best Public School where we welcomed over 70 members. David Kennedy, Copeland Forest Friends Board President, welcomed everyone and gave an overview of our progress to date.