Bog definition

Bog means the Board of Governors of the University;

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Bog means wetlands which have the following char- acteristics: Hydric organic soils (peat and/or muck) typically 16 inches or more in depth (except over bedrock or hardpan); and vegetation such as sphagnum moss, Labrador tea, bog laurel, bog rosemary, sundews, and sedges; bogs may have an overstory of spruce, western hemlock, lodgepole pine, west- ern red cedar, western white pine, Oregon crabapple, or quak- ing aspen, and may be associated with open water. This includes nutrient-poor fens. (See board manual section 8.)

Bog means, the Board of Governors (BOG) of the Institute.

Examples of Bog in a sentence

Qualify an applicant for compensation The data may be used in some cases to qualify an applicant for compensation under the Protected Raised Bog Restoration Incentive Scheme (PRBRIS) by supporting the applicants claim to a legal interest (ownership or turbary right) in land on a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) or Natural Heritage Area (NHA) site.
BNM will use this data: • To contact this person to notify them of the restoration programme and of the compensation scheme Protected Raised Bog Restoration Programme (PRBRIS) and (CTCCS).
The data will assist the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage to identify landowners and turbary right holders in relation to its Protected Raised Bog Restoration Programme (PRBRIS).The data may be shared between DHLG&H and Bord na ▇▇▇▇ (BNM), through secure file transfer, to assist in the Protected Raised Bog Restoration Programme on designated and non-designated bogs.
It will assist the DHLG&H to identify landowners and turbary right holders in relation to its Protected Raised Bog Restoration Incentive Scheme.
To note, the contract encompasses the Restoration program which includes both the Cessation of turf cutting compensation scheme (CTCCS) and Protected Raised Bog Restoration Programme (PRBRIS) schemes.

More Definitions of Bog

Bog means wetlands which have the following characteristics:

Bog means a wetland that is characterized by the formation of peat soils and that supports specialized plant communities. A bog is a hydrologically closed system without flowing water. It is usually saturated, relatively acidic, and dominated by ground mosses, especially sphagnum. A bog may be forested or non-forested and is distinguished from a swamp and a marsh by the dominance of mosses and the presence of extensive peat deposits.

Bog means consistent with R.I. Gen. Laws § 2-1-20(3), a place where standing or slowly running water shall be near or at the surface during a normal growing season and/or where a vegetational community shall have over fifty percent (50%) of the ground or water surface covered with sphagnum moss (Sphagnum) and/or where the vegetational community

Bog means a peat-accumulating wetland that has no

Bog means Board of Governors (Administrative Council).

Bog means Bank of Ghana.

Bog means Board of Governors