Forest Ecosystem definition

Forest Ecosystem means a forest ecosystem as defined in the ▇▇▇▇▇ Report. Forest Ecosystems in the RFA Region are listed in Attachment 1 of this Agreement;

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Forest Ecosystem means an ecosystem in which trees are or are capable of being a major biological component; (“écosystème forestier”)

Forest Ecosystem means, for the purposes of the Agreement, a forest ecosystem as defined in the JANIS Report. Forest Ecosystems as they exist at the present time in the Southern region are described listed in Attachment 1 of this Agreement;

Examples of Forest Ecosystem in a sentence

• Forest Ecosystem Management: An Ecological, Economic, and Social Assessment.

• Report of the Forest Ecosystem Management Assessment Team (▇▇▇▇▇).

• Gregg UW; Washington Sea Grant Large Woody Debris Dan Tonnes UW School of Marine Affairs, NOAA- NMFS All Functions Jim Brennan UW; Washington Sea Grant The Forest Ecosystem Management Assessment Team (FEMAT) was formed in 1993 with a directive to assess management options for managing federal lands within the range of the Northern Spotted Owl along the west coast of the United States.

• Early Childhood Education University of Victoria B.A. (Child & Youth Care only) 15 units See UVic Calendar (Certificate) University of Victoria B.S.W. 3 units discretionary & university transfer credit See UVic Calendar Forest Ecosystem Technology Diploma University of Northern British Columbia ▇.▇▇ (Natural Resources Management, Forestry) Minimum of 30 credits Individual assessment.

• The climate of Kiambu is highly influenced by Aberdares Forest Ecosystem; Kiambu is located on the Eastern side of the Southern edge of Aberdare Escarpment as it drops into the Rift Valley.

• Two sub-alternatives for RMZs also were considered: • Forest Ecosystem Management Team (▇▇▇▇▇) standard buffers maintained for the term of the ITPs • ▇▇▇▇▇ standard buffers as interim measures with final buffers being determined using a Washington Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) style watershed analysis This alternative was not selected because a selective harvest strategy would require extensive road construction.

• A common report on shareholder harvest operations in the PA FMA area, in the form of a shared worksheet (“smartsheet”) that is continuously updated as changes happen, is made available to the Ministry of Environment Forest Ecosystem Protection Specialists (FEPS) on an ongoing basis.

• The camp locations of contractors carrying out harvesting work will be kept updated in the reporting spreadsheet that is made available to the Ministry of Environment Forest Ecosystem Protection Specialists on an ongoing basis.

• Two sub-alternatives for RMZs also were considered: • Forest Ecosystem Management Team (FEMAT) standard buffers maintained for the term of the ITPs • ▇▇▇▇▇ standard buffers as interim measures with final buffers being determined using a Washington Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) style watershed analysis This alternative was not selected because a selective harvest strategy would require extensive road construction.

• The Northeast Region Forest Ecosystem Classification (NORFEC) is a method of classifying ecosystems using a common methodology.

More Definitions of Forest Ecosystem

Forest Ecosystem means the living communities and the abiotic

Forest Ecosystem means the vegetation profiles provided in the Forest Ecosystem Classification and Mapping for the Southern CRA Region (Volume I and II) 1999.