Native Forest definition

Native Forest or “Native Forest Estate” means an area carrying a Forest Community;

Native Forest means forests occurring naturally in an area, as neither a direct nor indirect consequence of human activity post-dating European settlement.

Native Forest means mature trees and shrubs, and groundcovers consisting of native species, but dominated by native trees and providing at least 50 percent tree canopy and plants.

Examples of Native Forest in a sentence

• The Parties support access to and management of select areas of Native Forest on Public Land to provide beekeepers with access to apiary sites for the purposes of apiculture.

• The Parties support access to and management of select areas of Native Forest on Public Land to provide opportunities for a diverse range of recreation and tourism experiences.

• Tasmanian Native Flora and Fillers under the Forestry Tasmania Management Plan complies with the following statutes● Historical Cultural Heritage Act 1995 which covers Heritage listed sites.● Environmental Management and Pollution Control Act 1994 which covers environmental harm and pollution in the areas where harvesting will occur.● Forestry Act 1920 which covers all activities on State Forest.● RFA, Permanent Native Forest Estate.

• This models an attacker who obtains a number of private keys corresponding to some identities of their choice and then tries to attack some other public key ID of their choice.

• Harvesting would be subject to environmental and other legislation, the Code of Practice for Native Forest Timber Production from Crown lands, andagreement with the holders of mining leases that harvesting will not interfere with their rights and obligations.

More Definitions of Native Forest

Native Forest means forest occurring naturally in an area, as neither direct nor indirect consequences of recent human activity. Native forest must maintain a diversity of native species and multiple ages. Native forest do not include monoculture or industrial plantations.

Native Forest has the same meaning as in the Code of Practice for Timber Production;

Native Forest means a local indigenous plant community:

Native Forest means a forest type, natural or artificially regenerated, composed of

Native Forest means plant associations in which native trees of any size, exploited or not, predominate, and which are in a position to produce wood or other forest products or to exert some influence on soil conservation, on the hydrological regime or on the climate, or that provide shelter or other benefits of national interest, which have a minimum surface area of 0.25 hectares and a tree crown cover (canopy cover) of at least 30% of the area.

Native Forest means indigenous forests of NSW.

Native Forest or “Native Forest Estate” means an area carrying a Forest Community; “Old Growth forest” means old growth forest as defined in the JANIS Report; “Parties” means the State of Tasmania and the Commonwealth of Australia;