Forest Management definition

Forest Management means forest conservation, forest fire control, timber management, reforestation, silviculture and management of a forest for wildlife and recreation.

Forest Management means the management and administration of all Forests on Public Land and Private Land, including Native Forest and Plantations;

Forest Management means the commercial or noncommercial growing and harvesting of forests.

Examples of Forest Management in a sentence

• The Dept recommends that bidders contact the Forest Management Bureau, Trust Land Management Division (406-542-4300) prior to the bid opening to ensure that your bid has been received.

• Solicitation of this information is necessary for the Government to conduct its contracting program and thus is authorized under the National Forest Management Act of 1976, (16 USC 472a).

• The State recommends that bidders contact the Forest Management Bureau, Trust Land Management Division (406-542-4300) prior to the bid opening to ensure that your bid has been received.

• To permit forestry activities within a Forest Resource Area or within the forested lands within a High Integrity Forest Subwatershed only in compliance with an approved Forest Management Plan.

• To prohibit clear-cutting within any portion of the Total Forest Area except pursuant to a Forest Management Plan approved by the State Forester.

More Definitions of Forest Management

Forest Management means the planting, growing and harvesting of forests for the production of wood and wood products in the form of fuel wood, lumber, pulp and Christmas trees;

Forest Management means the focus on managing vegetation, restoring ecosystems

Forest Management means any activity resulting from a system of practices applicable to a forest that influences the ecological, economic or social functions of the forest;

Forest Management means the protection, manipulation, and utilization of the forest to provide multiple benefits, including timber harvesting, water transpiration, and wildlife habitat.

Forest Management means the practical application of biological, physical, quantitative, managerial, economic, social, and policy principles to the regeneration, management, utilization, and conservation of forest land or of a stand to meet specified goals and objectives while maintaining its sustainability.

Forest Management means any activity in the scope of forest management, protection and development, the maintenance and enhancement of forest resources and crops, as well as the harvesting, except for by means of purchase, of timber, natural resin, young spruces, firs or pines, stump wood, bark, conifer needles and undergrowth crops;

Forest Management authorizations" means all permits and licences that are established under section 2 of the Forest Management Regulations of the Northwest Territories.