Porcupine Provincial Forest

Porcupine Provincial Forest extends across extensive boreal landscapes with coniferous trees, including dense stands of spruce and fir throughout the territory.

The land designation as a protected provincial forest occurred as part of Saskatchewan's broader conservation initiatives to safeguard natural resources for future generations.

Indigenous communities maintain strong connections to this forest land through traditional hunting practices, gathering of natural materials, and spiritual ceremonies.

Visitors should obtain necessary permits before engaging in recreational activities such as hiking, wildlife observation, or using designated ATV trails within forest boundaries.

The forest functions as a critical migration corridor for numerous bird species while simultaneously serving as a natural carbon storage system.

Location: Saskatchewan

GPS coordinates: 52.41583,-101.94056

Latest update: November 3, 2025 22:04