Park Management Sample Clauses

Park Management. 8.2.8 Subject to provisions of an IIBA in relation to a National Park, each National Park in the Nunavut Settlement Area shall contain a predominant proportion of Zone I - Special Preservation and Zone II - Wilderness.
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Park Management. Implementation of a program to improve conservation management of the PA system, including: (a) ecological monitoring activities and application of measures for the conservation of terrestrial and marine ecosystems; (b) surveillance and control, including fire control, activities; (c) construction of conservation infrastructure, including control barriers, fire breaks, watch towers, boundary markings, and signaling, information and prohibition notices; and (d) carrying out of applied biodiversity-related research.
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Park Management. 7.6.1 Parks Canada shall manage the Park in accordance with the NLCA, laws of general application, this Agreement, and, once it is tabled in Parliament, the Park Management Plan.
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Park Management. The City will hire a full-time staff person to be placed within the Park, Recreation and Forestry Department. The primary responsibility for this full-time staff person shall be to coordinate programming and operations within the Property as well as to seek sponsorships for such events. This full-time staff person shall report to the Recreation and Parks Director as well as to an independent committee that will oversee the programming and activities of the Bentzin Family Town Square.
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Park Management. ‌ NPWS will endeavour to ensure a consistent state wide approach to managing geocaching in parks and to undertake efficient assessments of geocaching applications, without compromising park management objectives. Geocaching NSW recognises that NPWS may need to close parks or roads and restrict access from time to time due to:  Emergency situations such as during periods of bushfire or extreme fire danger, drought, floods, animal disease or severe storms;  Park operations, such as road or trail maintenance, hazard reduction burning, pest/pathogen or weed control operations, site restoration or where there are emerging indications of unacceptable environmental impacts; or  Other programmed activities such as visitor programs, utility provider/licensee maintenance activities (e.g. TransGrid power line maintenance) etc. Prior to undertaking geocaching in a park it is the responsibility of geocachers to check with their local NPWS office and the OEH website, xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/XxxxxxxxXxxxx/XxxxXxxxxxx.xxxx, to obtain the latest information about park closures.
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