Informal Reserves Clause Samples
Informal Reserves. Reserves, on Public Land comprising an area identified as a Protection Zone under the Management Decision Classification System or other administrative reserve on Public Land which is managed to protect CAR values. • Values managed by prescription. These include those areas protected by management prescription under the Forest Practices Code or in Forest Management Plans.
Informal Reserves. This comprises elements of the Special Protection Zone (SPZ) in State forest.
Informal Reserves. This comprises elements of the Special Protection Zone (SPZ) in State forest. Values protected by Prescription. This comprises those CAR values protected by prescriptions. The CAR Reserve System covers an area of approximately 780,500 hectares (about half of the public land in the region or 29 per cent of the entire region). Approximately 266,500 hectares have been added to the existing reserve system of 514,000 hectares.
Informal Reserves. This comprises those parts of the Special Management Zone under the Forest Management Zoning system that are greater than 40ha, are more than 200m wide, or are directly adjacent to Dedicated Reserves. It also includes those areas dedicated as Crown Reserves under the provisions of the Crown Lands Act 1989 (NSW) which are managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Plans of Management for Crown Reserves will be prepared by 1 January 2002 as outlined in the New South Wales Eden Region Forest Agreement. Values protected by Prescription. These comprise those elements of habitat protected by Regional Prescriptions as detailed in Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals covering the Eden region and areas within the Special Prescription Zone under the Forest Management Zoning system that will be excluded from harvesting. They also include elements of the Special Management Zone that are less than 40ha and less than 200m wide. The Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals complement the Dedicated and Informal Reserve network and include protection of rare non-commercial forest types, Old Growth forest, rainforest and threatened species in all areas that have been identified to be primarily managed for sustainable production. The Dedicated Reserve component of the CAR Reserve System covers 255 300 ha, the Informal Reserve component 4 600 ha and the prescriptive component 7 900 ha. Together the Dedicated Reserve and Informal Reserve components of the CAR Reserve System cover an area of approximately 259 900 ha (about 56% of the Public Land in the region or 33% percent of the entire region). Levels of protection for Forest Ecosystems and Old Growth forest achieved in the Dedicated Reserve, Informal Reserve and prescription components of the CAR Reserve System are shown in Tables 1 and 2. The tabulated percentage area of these values in prescription includes elements of the Special Management Zone that are less than 40ha and less than 200m wide, as well as areas of Old Growth forest (and Forest Ecosystems within these areas) that will be managed by the Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals. The contribution of those elements of Special Prescription Zones managed specifically for conservation, and areas of rare non-commercial Forest Ecosystems managed by the Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals, have not been quantified in the table as they were not able to be identified and mapped. New South Wales agrees to establish all Dedicated Reserve and Informa...
Informal Reserves. These areas comprise:
(i) The informal reserves* shown on Map 2*.
(ii) Areas of clumped reserves derived from net harvest area exclusions* including High Conservation Value old growth, forest agreement* negotiated rainforest etc.
(iii) Any other areas determined by SFNSW*. • A new class of Crown Reserve* formally dedicated under the Crown Lands Act 1989. These reserves must be established for the primary purpose of conservation while allowing mineral exploration* and mining*. The following principles must apply to informal reserves*, in accordance with the ▇▇▇▇▇* reserve criteria: - These areas must be reserved for conservation purposes under approved management plans and be managed accordingly. - Changes to the existing areas as defined on Map 2*, requires a variation to this agreement and associated public consultation provisions must apply, unless the area is being added to the dedicated reserve* system.
Informal Reserves. This comprises elements of the Special Protection Zone (SPZ) in State Fforest and other areas of Public Land;.
Informal Reserves. 2.1 State forest areas
Informal Reserves. This comprises elements of the SPZ shown on Map 1.
Informal Reserves. This comprises those parts of the Special Management Zone under the Forest Management Zoning system that are greater than 40ha, are more than 200m wide, or are directly adjacent to Dedicated Reserves. It also includes those areas dedicated as Crown Reserves under the provisions of the Crown Lands Act 1989 (NSW) which are managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Plans of Management for Crown Reserves will be prepared by 1 January 2002 as outlined in the New South Wales Eden Region Forest Agreement. • Values protected by Prescription. These comprise those elements of habitat protected by Regional Prescriptions as detailed in Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals covering the Eden region and areas within the Special Prescription Zone under the Forest Management Zoning system that will be excluded from harvesting. They also include elements of the Special Management Zone that are less than 40ha and less than 200m wide. The Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals complement the Dedicated and Informal Reserve network and include protection of rare non-commercial forest types, Old Growth forest, rainforest and threatened species in all areas that have been identified to be primarily managed for sustainable production.
Informal Reserves. This comprises elements of the SPZ shown on Map 1 in State Forest and other areas of Public Land;.