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Thank you for banning trapping in the park. Please do NOT allow bear hunting, sport hunting, stocking of fish, artificial water levels, shopping malls, or other development in the park or nearby wildlife areas. Please protect this park for the animals.

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Expand protection in Ontario. Don’t carve the heart out of Bigwind Lake Provincial Park! I love connecting with nature, including camping. But I want to see more parks in Ontario, not overdevelopment of existing protection. Lire davantage

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You need to leave nature alone !!!!! Leave forests natural , animals depend on this for homes and food ! I am from Victoria BC and they are destroying the Forrest’s here building and building more places driving out poor animals !

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How did this park go from being an ecosystem of flora and fauna to be treasured and protected, as stated on Ontario Park website, to another profit source for Doug Ford and his buddies. Lire davantage

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we are quickly running out of natural green spaces in Canada. From clear cutting, logging and people thinking that we need more places of enjoyment we are loosing what was a beautiful country that was enjoy by both people and animals. Lire davantage

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Protect our natural spaces in Ontario. Don’t carve the heart out of Bigwind Lake Provincial Park! I love connecting with nature, including camping. But I want to see more parks in Ontario, not over- development of existing protection. Lire davantage

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With all due respect, we have enough parks for Canadians to visit and camp in. Anytime you disrupt a park you disrupt the ecosystems that live there. My vote is against Bigwind being developed.

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Instead of damaging this unspoiled part of Muskoka, Ontario should be expanding protected places to safeguard nature as well as meet the demand for more connection with the outdoors. Lire davantage

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Hi, I am concerned about modifications to Bigwind Lake provincial Park. While I am in favor of having people in our parks, it can't jeopardize wildlife and even the "feel" of the Park. We need NEW area protected, new Parks created. Lire davantage

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We need to be adding to our conservation lands not removing them in the disguise of making it an ‘operating park’ Do will really believe every living organism, from the saplings to the wolves to the old trees, want this intrusion of human infrastructure? Lire davantage

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Instead of damaging this unspoiled part of Muskoka, Ontario should be expanding protected places to safeguard nature as well as meet the demand for more connection with the outdoors. We all love camping! Lire davantage

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Please do no take the steps you are planning to turn a wonderful wilderness area into another vacation spot with concession stands, vehicles and too many people. This park needs to remain as it is - turn somewhere that has already been ruined into your idea of a camping destination not this one!

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Ontario should be protecting more land not disturbing already protected land. This proposal will destroyed very important wild lands with increase traffic, increase facilities, and decreased wildlife habitate conservation. Lire davantage

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Dear Minister Khanjin, Expand protection in Ontario. Don’t carve the heart out of Bigwind Lake Provincial Park! I love connecting with nature, including camping. But I want to see more parks in Ontario, not over-development of existing protection. Lire davantage

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Hands off remote parklands! A lot of forest fires are occurring because people do not respect wild places. Do we want recurring loss of habitat AND the animals dependent on the remoteness of wild places just to satisfy the selfish who don’t consider that we share the earth with every creature?