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Burnstick Lake management plan

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The purpose of the Burnstick Lake Management Plan is to provide guidelines for the protection, management and orderly development of lands and resources around the lake. The plan will determine... More ≫

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The purpose of the Burnstick Lake Management Plan is to provide guidelines for the protection, management and orderly development of lands and resources around the lake. The plan will determine whether the lake can withstand further development, and if so, the plan will set out the scope and standards for development. The plan provides a statement of management intent for the planning area and direction for locating development and pursuing activities. The plan is non-statutory.

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Lake management - the Alberta experience : Alberta Lake Management Society Workshop November 1-2, 1991

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The Environmental Quality Monitoring Branch conducts studies to assess the impacts from various development projects or watershed perturbations, to obtain background information and to determine... More ≫

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The Environmental Quality Monitoring Branch conducts studies to assess the impacts from various development projects or watershed perturbations, to obtain background information and to determine trends in water quality.

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Christina Lake management plan : final draft

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Development of a management plan for Christina Lake was initiated in 1988, in response to a perceived increase in the variety and amount of resource use and development pressures on the lake and... More ≫

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Development of a management plan for Christina Lake was initiated in 1988, in response to a perceived increase in the variety and amount of resource use and development pressures on the lake and its shorelands. A biophysical inventory and land use evaluation of the Christina Lake shoreland area was completed in the fall of 1988. The Plan endeavours to allow for increased recreational use and limited industrial development of the area so tha tthe major values of the lake and backshore remain unimpaired for wildland recreational opportunities into the future.

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Fawcett Lake lakeshore management plan

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The economic planning and resource development committee of Cabinet approved the Big Bend Sub-regional Integrated Resource Plan on June 19, 1985. This plan identified resource potential and... More ≫

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The economic planning and resource development committee of Cabinet approved the Big Bend Sub-regional Integrated Resource Plan on June 19, 1985. This plan identified resource potential and development opportunities within specific resource management areas. The North Athabasca Resource Management Area, in the northern end of the Big Bend planning area, was designated "to provide localised nodal recreational developments catering to a variety of water-oriented uses at Fawcett Lake".

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Smoke and Iosegun Lakes management plan

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Both Smoke and Iosegun Lakes are well known as sport fisheries lakes and consequently over the years have become destination recreation lakes. Both lakes have some capability for increased... More ≫

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Both Smoke and Iosegun Lakes are well known as sport fisheries lakes and consequently over the years have become destination recreation lakes. Both lakes have some capability for increased recreational use and for residential use as they are located close to the town of Fox Creek. Although a number of other lakes int he region have excellent fisheries potential as well, Iosegun and Smoke have the best potential for expanded development due to the close proximity to established travel corridors and population centers and the fisheries resource is able to withstand limited increased harvesting.

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