Forest Management System definition

Forest Management System means the State’s suite of legislation, policies, codes, plans and management practices and processes as described in the “Victorian Statewide Assessment of Ecological Sustainable Forest Management” published by the Commonwealth and Victorian RFA Steering Committee in 1997 as varied by this Agreement;

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Forest Management System means the system followed for the management of national forest.

Forest Management System means the New South Wales Forest Management System as described in the report entitled Assessment of Management Systems and Processes for Achieving Ecologically Sustainable Forest Management in New South Wales1: Independent Expert Working Group Report published by the Commonwealth and New South Wales Governments April 1998 and as modified by the Forestry and National Park Estate Act 1998 (NSW). Major elements of the system include Forest Agreements, Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals, Codes of Practice, Eco-Field Guides and Regional ESFM Plans;

Examples of Forest Management System in a sentence

• The Parties agree that the CAR Reserve System, established in accordance with this Agreement, and the application of the Forest Management System, protects Environment and Heritage Values.

• The Parties agree that the Forest Management System provides for the protection of Commonwealth Heritage through the management of Commonwealth Heritage Values of Commonwealth Heritage Places in accordance with Commonwealth Heritage Management Principles.

• The Parties agree that the CAR Reserve System, established in accordance with this Agreement, and the application of the Forest Management System in Victoria, protects Environment and Heritage Values.

• Further protection is provided through other mechanisms within the Forest Management System.

• The Parties agree that the Forest Management System provides for the protection of National Heritage Values of National Heritage Places in accordance with National Heritage Management Principles.

• The Parties agree that the Forest Management System provides a framework for the protection of Aboriginal Heritage Values.

• Victoria will maintain a Forest Management System that provides for the protection and management of MNES and will take into account relevant Commonwealth principles, policies and plans.

• The Parties agree that the Forest Management System will be enhanced by continuing mechanisms to monitor and review the sustainability of Forest management practices.

• The Parties agree that the monitoring, audit and review processes set out in this Agreement provides an assurance that the Forest Management System takes into account the protection of Matters of National Environmental Significance.

• The Parties agree that the Forest Management System provides for the protection of National Heritage through management of National Heritage Values of National Heritage Place in accordance with National Heritage Management Principles.

More Definitions of Forest Management System

Forest Management System means the State’s suite of legislation, policies, codes, plans and management practices and processes, as amended from time to time, being as generally as described in the ‘Overview of the Victorian F ▇▇▇▇▇ Management System’ published by the State (which is to be maintained by the State, and updated from time to time to reflect amendments in legislation, policies, codes, plans and management practices and processes) “ Victorian Statewide Assessment of Ecological Sustainable Forest M anagement” published by the Commonwealth and Victorian RFA Steering Committee in 1997 as varied by this Agreement;

Forest Management System means the New South Wales Forest Management System as described in the report entitled Assessment of Management Systems and Processes for Achieving Ecologically Sustainable Forest Management in New South Wales1: Independent Expert Working Group Report published by the Commonwealth and New South Wales Governments April 1998 and as modified by the Forestry and National Park Estate Act 1998 (NSW). Major elements of the system include Forest Agreements, Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals, Codes of Practice, Eco-Field Guides and Regional ESFM Plans; 1 Reference to this report in this agreement does not imply or convey any agreement with or agreement to any commentary or recommendation but is restricted to description of the forest management system described within that report.

Forest Management System means the New South Wales Forest Management System as described in the report entitled Assessment of Management Systems and Processes for Achieving Ecologically Sustainable Forest Management in New South Wales: Independent Expert Working Group Report published by the Commonwealth and New South Wales Governments April 1998 and as modified by the Forestry and National Park Estate Act 1998 (NSW). Major elements of the system include Forest Agreements, Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals, Codes of Practice, Eco-Field Guides and Regional ESFM Plans.