Forest retention definition

Forest retention means the forest shown on a forest conservation plan that will be saved, counted as forest retained on the worksheet, and included in a long-term protective agreement.
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Forest retention means the forest shown on a forest conservation plan that will be saved, counted as forest retained on the worksheet, and included in a category I conservation easement.
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Examples of Forest retention in a sentence

  • Strategies for RMZO 2 Mature Forest: The agreement holder will use the Higher Level Plan Objectives Reporting Suite application to monitor the area of Mature Forest in relation to the Mature + Old Forest retention targets set by HLPO RMZO 2 in LU K07 and K09.) Primary forest activities on CFA K1B will be constrained: 1.

  • The agreement holder will use the Higher Level Plan Objectives Reporting Suite application to monitor the area of OGMAs in relation to the Old Forest retention targets set by HLPO RMZO 2 in LU K09 and K07.

  • The agreement holder will use the Higher Level Plan Objectives Reporting Suite application to monitor the area of Mature Forest in relation to the Mature + Old Forest retention targets set by HLPO RMZO 2 in LU K07 and K09.) Primary forest activities on CFA K1B will be constrained: 1.

  • In the event that Old Forest retention targets set by HLPO RMZO 2 are no longer met by the OGMAs in LU K09 or K07, deficits will be addressed aspatially with Old Forest from outside of OGMAs. If a recruitment strategy is required for Old Forest per RMZO 2(5), the agreement holder will share the recruitment strategy with other materially affected licence or agreement holders in the landscape unit.