Range Tenure definition
Range Tenure means an existing or advertised agreement under the Range Act four months before the date that this FSP is submitted for approval.
Range Tenure means a grazing tenure held by a Range Agreement Holder and issued under the Range Act or Land Act. Spatial and attribute data for Range Tenures are housed in the BC Geographic Warehouse;
Range Tenure means an agreement under the Range Act that provides grazing rights.
Examples of Range Tenure in a sentence
A Working Group was established that consisted of ART representatives (local community associations, a natural resource association, resource user associations (Cattlemen, Guide Outfitters, and Range Tenure holders), forest licensees, tourism operators and associations, an independent small-scale salvage logger, and UFN Natural Resources Department representative), area resident representatives, and UFN members to assist in the development of the TRP.