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Directive – Application of timber management section 95(2) : timber damaged, cut, or destroyed under authority granted by the Crown in Right of Alberta, other than a timber disposition

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The purpose of Directive 2024-02 is to direct the determination of Timber Management Regulation (TMR) Section 95(2) amounts assessed by the director when timber is cut, damaged, or destroyed under... More ≫

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The purpose of Directive 2024-02 is to direct the determination of Timber Management Regulation (TMR) Section 95(2) amounts assessed by the director when timber is cut, damaged, or destroyed under authority granted by the Crown in right of Alberta, other than a timber disposition.

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Directive – Utilization in forest management planning and timber operations

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The purpose of Directive 2024-01 is to identify options for timber disposition holders that would provide for operational efficiencies and enable secondary use of residual timber while maintaining... More ≫

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The purpose of Directive 2024-01 is to identify options for timber disposition holders that would provide for operational efficiencies and enable secondary use of residual timber while maintaining the sustainability of the resource.

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Importation of logs and forest products with bark attached

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The purpose of this directive is to protect Alberta's forests and economy from destructive forest pests that can be unknowingly introduced with shipments of imported coniferous and deciduous logs... More ≫

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The purpose of this directive is to protect Alberta's forests and economy from destructive forest pests that can be unknowingly introduced with shipments of imported coniferous and deciduous logs and forest products with bark attached.

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Métis credible assertion : process and criteria

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Métis organizations (other than Metis Settlements) can be considered for consultation if they first successfully demonstrate a credible assertion of Métis Aboriginal rights through the Alberta... More ≫

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Métis organizations (other than Metis Settlements) can be considered for consultation if they first successfully demonstrate a credible assertion of Métis Aboriginal rights through the Alberta government’s Métis credible assertion process. This guide will step Métis people and legal professionals through the process.

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Directive – timber forms

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The Timber Forms Directive outlines the minimum reporting requirements and respective forms or records to be used for forest business, timber operations and the transportation or movement of... More ≫

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The Timber Forms Directive outlines the minimum reporting requirements and respective forms or records to be used for forest business, timber operations and the transportation or movement of timber volume as outlined in the Forests Act and the regulations under the Act.

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Directive - personal use forest products permit

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Albertans may harvest trees on Crown land for personal use, and must obtain a Personal Use Forest Products Permit to do so. The Personal Use Forest Products Directive outlines the primary timber... More ≫

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Albertans may harvest trees on Crown land for personal use, and must obtain a Personal Use Forest Products Permit to do so. The Personal Use Forest Products Directive outlines the primary timber products and the associated quantities available for cutting and removal under the authorization of a Personal Use Forest Products Permit, along with additional permit issuance details. This Directive is authorized under section 67 of the Timber Management Regulation.

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TM66 forest product permit : conditions of use. South Saskatchewan Region tree cutting

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Provides information about tree cutting conditions that apply to all tree and timber cutting as outlined under the TM66 Forest Product Permit.

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Code of conduct for panels established under Section 19.2 of the Alberta Land Stewardship Act

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Sets out the code of conduct to be followed by members of a regional plan review panel. Under the Land Stewardship Act, a a person who is directly and adversely affected by a regional plan or an... More ≫

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Sets out the code of conduct to be followed by members of a regional plan review panel. Under the Land Stewardship Act, a a person who is directly and adversely affected by a regional plan or an amendment to a regional plan may request a review of the regional plan or amendment. When a request is received, a panel is established to conduct a review and report the results to the Stewardship Minister.

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Government response : Property Rights Task Force report

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The Property Rights Task Force was created to listen to Albertans voice their concerns and ideas about how they would like their property rights respected. It reported its findings and... More ≫

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The Property Rights Task Force was created to listen to Albertans voice their concerns and ideas about how they would like their property rights respected. It reported its findings and recommendations in February 2012. This publication presents the Government of Alberta’s response to the recommendations found in the Task Force’s report.

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