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ABCFP FIT Module 4b > Section 5 - Forest And Range Practices > Flashcards

Section 5 - Forest And Range Practices Flashcards

1
Q

FSW

A

Fisheries sensitive watershed

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2
Q

Management for connectivity of FSWs is set out in _______

A

FRPA, GAR section 14 and FPPR section 8.1

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3
Q

FSWs must have ______

A
  1. Significant fisheries value

2. Watershed sensitivity

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4
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UWR

A

Ungulate winter range

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5
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WHA

A

Wildlife habitat areas

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6
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TSS

A

Temperature sensitive streams

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7
Q

Re: landscape level biodiversity

Licensees can either _____ or _____

A
  1. Develop their own results and strategies

2. Adopt practice requirements from FRPA

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8
Q

Each cutblock must have ___% as wildlife tree retention

A

3.5% wildlife tree retention

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9
Q

Minimum wildlife tree retention for sum of cutblock harvested in one year

A

7% minimum wildlife tree retention across cut locks harvested in one year

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10
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CWD

A

Coarse Woody debris

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11
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Function of coarse Woody debris

A
  1. Provides organic matter
  2. Enhances soil moisture
  3. Aids in decomposition
  4. Nitrogen fixation and nutrient transfer
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12
Q

Where are grazing schedules found?

A

Range use plans

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13
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Are grazing schedules part of RSPs - range stewardship plans?

A

No

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14
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Are grazing schedules required for RSP - range stewardship plan - holders?

A

Yes

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15
Q

Where can framework for grazing and hay cutting management be found?

A

FRPA

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16
Q

Do range plan content requirements vary for range agreement holders?

A

Yes

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17
Q

The default plan for range planning is _______

A

Range use plan

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18
Q

Range use plan default prescribed requirements are outlined in ______

A

RPPR

Range planning and practices regulations

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19
Q

A range agreement holder may apply to prepare a _____

A

RSP

Range stewardship plan

20
Q

If a range agreement holder applies to prepare a RSP the minister considers ______

A
  1. Applicants performance record
  2. Condition of crown range
  3. Other prescribed matters
21
Q

Do RSPs allow range agreement holders to use alternative results or strategies?

A

Yes

22
Q

If a range agreement holder wants to propose innovative ways of achieving management objectives in their area they must prepare a _____

A

RSP

23
Q

Does FRPA management framework include content to prevent introduction or spread of invasive plants?

A

Yes

24
Q

Woodlot owners are responsible for _______

A

Establishment of FG stand of harvested areas

25
Q

Woodlot owners are responsible for establish FG stands — whether license is replaceable Or non-replaceable

A

True

26
Q

Woodlot license holders must obtain ministers approval of plan before ____ or _____ happens

A

Timber harvest or road construction

27
Q

Do licensees have to keep site plans on file?

A

Yes

28
Q

Licensees must keep SPs on file because _______

A

Minister may review upon request

29
Q

Are there public review requirements from FRPA?

A

No

30
Q

Must SPs be made public available?

A

Yes. UPON REQUEST

31
Q

Does the RPPR cover objectives for recreation?

A

No

32
Q

RPPR has objectives for the following values

A
  1. Soils
  2. Forage/plant communities
  3. Water
  4. Fish
  5. Wildlife
  6. Biodiversity
33
Q

Minister may identify issues in a particular range area and prescribe requirements related to

A
  1. Range readiness
  2. Levels of utilization
  3. Plant communities
34
Q

Does each RUP have a grazing schedule?

A

Yes

35
Q

Are schedules required for RSP holders?

A

Yes

36
Q

Are grazing schedules PART of RSPs?

A

No

37
Q

When are grazing schedules prepared?

A

each year

38
Q

When do grazing schedules have to be submitted?

A

Before livestock turn out (each year)

39
Q

Who do grazing schedules need to be submitted to?

A

District manager

40
Q

Other plans not required by regulation

A
  1. Logging plans

2. Road plans

41
Q

FRPA gives the public opportunities to review and comment on

A
  1. FSPs
  2. WLPs
  3. RSPs
  4. RUPs

And amendments

42
Q

Current policy allows for public involvement for all first licenses except

A

Some WL licenses still under the code

43
Q

Who is responsible for advertising an FSP before it is sent to the minister for approval?

A

Licensees

44
Q

Licensee must publish a notice in newspaper stating plan is available for review. Including:

A
  1. Where the plan can be reviewed
  2. Address to which the public can submit written comments to
  3. Time frame for the review period
45
Q

Can the review period for a FSP be waived?

A

Yes

46
Q

Who can waive the review period?

A

The minister, by an order

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