Landscape Level Biodiversity Sample Clauses

Landscape Level Biodiversity. In the TSA-like analysis and IFP-like analyses, the currently proposed OGMAs are 850 hectares more than the modelled OGMAs. If these additional OGMAs had been included there likely is a downward pressure on the total harvest flow in both the TSA-like analysis and the IFP-like analyses. If the impact of this missed OGMA area is assumed to impact proportionately to its size, then there is about a 0.75% downward pressure (i.e., 2025 cubic metres) on the total harvest flows. For this decision I conclude that the base AAC increase, which is about 10% of the total harvest flow, is overestimated by 200 cubic metres per year.
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Landscape Level Biodiversity. ‌ The following section outlines the forest management assumptions with respect to the forest cover constraints. Landscape level biodiversity is being modeled using various seral stage strategies.
Landscape Level Biodiversity. I accept the scenario modelled for use in the IFPA/expedited analysis but conclude that there is a great deal of uncertainty about this factor. The methods used to model landscape level biodiversity impacts in the IFPA/expedited analysis have not been demonstrated to better represent current landscape level biodiversity practice than those modelled in the previous timber supply review. I am aware that government, First Nations and NSIFS consultants are currently working on a process to establish OGMAs within the TSA. I am mindful of MSRM staff concerns that the impact for OGMAs will be significantly higher than the percentage modelled and MWLAP staff concerns regarding the Environmental Risk Assessment in the Merritt TSA. The implication is that a reduction of 3.9% in THLB for OGMAs represents a short-term reduction of 71 413 m3 per year (as modelled in scenario 1.1). A higher percentage reduction in THLB, such as the 7.9% estimated by MSRM, would represent an even higher short-term reduction. Given that I have not viewed the updated OGMAs, a great deal of uncertainty still remains. I have chosen to re-affirm the reduction to the base AAC increase request attributable to this factor by 71 000 cubic metres. NSIFS is requested to submit the completed plans and updated analysis, identifying impacts, to the regional manager, at which time the decision on this factor may be revisited.

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  • Service Level Expectations Without limiting any other requirements of the Agreement, the Service Provider shall meet or exceed the following standards, policies, and guidelines:

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