Scenic Areas Sample Clauses

Scenic Areas. The majority of the Community Forest area consists of rolling hills down to valley bottoms often occupied by lakes of various sizes. Much of Community Forest is visible from Highways 16 and 35. A large portion of the harvestable timber lies on slopes that are visible from valley bottom highways and lakes, and therefore harvesting can easily impact the scenic quality. Visual Quality Objectives (VQOs) have been set for the entire Community Forest area
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Scenic Areas. The majority of the Community Forest area consists of rolling hills down to valley bottoms often occupied by lakes of various sizes. Much of Community Forest is visible from Highways 16 and 35. A large portion of the harvestable timber lies on slopes that are visible from valley bottom highways and lakes, and therefore harvesting can easily impact the scenic quality. Visual Quality Objectives (VQOs) have been set for the entire Community Forest area 18 Wildlife habitat ratings define the relative importance of various ecological units to wildlife. The ratings reflect a habitat's potential to support a particular species by comparing it to the best available for that particular species in the province.
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