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The Alberta Forest Service, 1930-2005
This book presents a collation of records, anecdotes, experiences and archival photographs that tell the story of forest management and protection in Alberta from the earliest days of Aboriginal use and settlement to 2005.
Alberta Timber Harvest Planning and Operating Ground Rules
Ground rules developed to provide direction to the forest industry and Forest Service staff in planning, conducting and monitoring harvesting operations. The document covers their application; annual operating plan development and submission requirements; planning considerations and harvesting conditions; road planning and construction; such miscellaneous facilities as gravel pits, campsites, refuse and waste disposal, fuel and chemical storage, and sawmill sites; and road and facility tenure, maintenance, abandonment and reclamation. A glossary is included.
Research Note
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Forest Management in Alberta
The Expert Panel was appointed by the government following the announcement of the new forest management agreements (FMAs) in northern Alberta. A series of public meetings and workshops were held in northern Alberta, after which the Panel reviewed the issues arising, as well as reviewing any other forest land management issue in Alberta but not the environmental impacts of the proposed pulp mill facilities. The report covers recently announced forestry developments in northern Alberta, with existing FMA and quota operations considered in the more general forest management evaluations. The role of the government in allocating, planning, and regulating FMAs, the role of FMA holders in management, planning, and operations, and the role of the public in this process are all outlined and discussed, as well as technical aspects of forest management, environmental impact, wildlife management, and reforestation.
Annual Report
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A Study of the Economic Importance of the Forest Sector in Alberta
Study to measure the importance of the Alberta forest sector to local and regional economics as well as the Alberta economy through measures such as employment, payrolls, and secondary job creation. The study methodology consisted of primary and secondary research, a survey of a sampling of the industry to determine expenditure patterns, and discussions with industry participants. Data is given on shipments, logging, wood industries, and paper and allied industries. A list of companies surveyed is also included.
