Forest reserves definition

Forest reserves means those lands set aside as forest reserves by the department pursuant to section 183-11, HRS.

Examples of Forest reserves in a sentence

  • Forest reserves are recognized at their fair value, less estimated costs to sell at harvest time, in accordance with Note 12.

  • Forest reserves, natural water-bodies, archeological sites and historical places are not acquired for development projects.

  • Forest reserves and national parks created from the public do- main.

  • Forest reserves of EACF regarded as protected areas in terms of IUCN criteria.

  • Forest reserves of EACF regarded as protected areas in terms of IUCN criteria.Each country working group defined conservation targets for that country.

  • Forest reserves with protection objectives of a national strategic importance may be declared as nature reserves.

  • There are 4 main categories of Protected Area in DRC: - National parks (9) - Game reserves (1) - Forest reserves (7) - Faunal reserves (2) There are also areas set aside for hunting purposes and for scientific purposes.

  • The Forest reserves the right to refuse Early Acceptance Residency should requirements for admission not be met.

  • Forest reserves and national parks created from the public domain.

  • There are 4 main categories of PA in DRC: - National parks (9) - Game reserves (1) - Forest reserves (7) - Faunal reserves (2) There are also areas set aside for hunting purposes and for scientific purposes.