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Whitecourt - Edson regional grazing plan

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A team of government agrologists, foresters and biologists, with the cooperation and support of the grazing and timber industries in the area, have developed a regional grazing plan for the... More ≫

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A team of government agrologists, foresters and biologists, with the cooperation and support of the grazing and timber industries in the area, have developed a regional grazing plan for the Whitecourt-Edson area of west central Alberta. The boundary of the planning area was determined by the planning team and endorsed by the timber and grazing industries through the Regional Grazing Timber Advisory Committee. The plan boundary recognizes the existing demand for new grazing opportunities and the potential for future demand, and it includes all public land contained within the planning area.

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Land Use Framework

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The Land Use Framework sets out an approach to manage public and private lands and natural resources to achieve Alberta's long-term economic, environmental and social goals. It provides a... More ≫

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The Land Use Framework sets out an approach to manage public and private lands and natural resources to achieve Alberta's long-term economic, environmental and social goals. It provides a blueprint for land-use management and decision-making that addresses Alberta's growth pressures. It complements the province's water and air policies and Alberta's 2008 Climate Change Strategy.

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Rocky regional integrated decision : a joint project of Environmental Protection and Agriculture, Food and Rural Development

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A resource management project to identify public land in the White Area, east of the former Rocky Clearwater Forest, on which sustained and non-sustained timber production, wildlife and forage... More ≫

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A resource management project to identify public land in the White Area, east of the former Rocky Clearwater Forest, on which sustained and non-sustained timber production, wildlife and forage management can take place in an integrated context.

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