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FRPA Resource Evaluation ProgramFRPA Resource Evaluation Program (Evaluation Program) is a long-term commitment by government to:
Partnering with Ministry of Forests’ Research and Resource Tenures & Engineering Branches, Field Services Division, as well as agencies such as the Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection (MWLAP) and the Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management (MSRM), Forest Practices Branch will coordinate ongoing evaluations and the continuous improvement of effective forest practices. The results of this work will be presented in regular and comprehensive reports to government officials, the public and other stakeholders. BackgroundThe Forest and Range Practices Act is intended to maintain high environmental standards, and promote innovation and cost-effective forest resource management. It is the mandate of the Ministry of Forests’ Forest Practices Branch to ensure that scientifically based and peer-reviewed protocols are developed through collaborative efforts with existing scientifically based evaluation initiatives and stakeholder involvement. The intent is to determine if government-stated objectives for FRPA’s resource values are being achieved. Partnering with Ministry of Forests’ Research Branch and Field Services Division, as well as agencies such as the Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection (MWLAP) and the Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management (MSRM), Forest Practices Branch will coordinate ongoing evaluations and the continuous improvement of effective forest practices. The results of this work will be presented in regular and comprehensive reports to government officials, the public and other stakeholders. ObjectiveThe objective of the Evaluation Program is to determine if forest and range policies and practices in British Columbia are achieving government’s objectives for FRPA resource values, with a priority on environmental parameters and consideration for social and economic parameters, where appropriate. This will be accomplished by:
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