Range Tenure definition

Range Tenure means a grazing tenure held by a Range Agreement Holder and issued under the Range Act or Land Act. Spatial and attribute data for Range Tenures are housed in the BC Geographic Warehouse;
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Range Tenure means an existing or advertised agreement under the Range Act four months before the date that this FSP is submitted for approval. As per section 48 of the FRPA and section 18 of the FPPR the following measures will be taken in the Mackenzie FDU that contain or are adjacent to Range tenures, to mitigate the effect of removing or rendering ineffective Natural range barriers by the agreement holder:
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Range Tenure means an agreement under the Range Act that provides grazing rights.
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Examples of Range Tenure in a sentence

  • A Working Group was established that consisted of ART representatives (local community associations, a natural resource association, resource user associations (Cattlemen, Guide Outfitters, and Range Tenure holders), forest licensees, tourism operators and associations, an independent small-scale salvage logger, and UFN Natural Resources Department representative), area resident representatives, and UFN members to assist in the development of the TRP.

  • Forest and Range Tenure HoldersForest and range licensees have legal and voluntary roles with respect to invasive plant management.

  • Situations which may result in livestock drift or which may result in livestock damage to tree seedlings shall be discussed with the Range Tenure Holder.

  • Range Tenure means an existing or advertised agreement under the Range Act four months before the date that this FSP is submitted for approval.Livestock means animals that are defined as livestock by the Range Act as of the date this FSP is approved.

  • The Holders of this FSP will extend an offer to meet at least annually with Range Tenure Holders to share information pertaining to forest development and the location of natural range barriers within the range tenure area of interest.

  • July 2022 SCALE: 1:3,500 m Imagery: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS, USDA, USGS, AeroGRID, IGN, and the GIS User Community; Roads: NRCan 2015; Hydro (Watercourses, lakes, wetlands): BC Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations 2011; BC Regional District: BC MFLNRO 2007; Trapline: BC MOE 2007; Range Tenure: BC MFLNRO 2010; Parcel Boundaries: BC MFLNRO 2003.

  • Number of Papers in Progression in Rank.Total Number of Papers First and Senior Authored Papers Authored PapersFaculty Median Range Median Range Tenure trackFrom assistant professor to: Associate professor without tenure 10 34 21-74 Table 12.

  • Silviculture activities (site preparation and juvenile spacing), which may damage or reduce available forage for cattle, will be discussed with the Range Tenure Holder.


More Definitions of Range Tenure

Range Tenure means an existing or advertised agreement under the Range Act four months before the date that this FSP is submitted for approval.
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Related to Range Tenure

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  • Stormwater management planning area means the geographic area for which a stormwater management planning agency is authorized to prepare stormwater management plans, or a specific portion of that area identified in a stormwater management plan prepared by that agency.