Managing Identified Wildlife:
Procedures and Measures

Volume 1
February 1999

Table of contents

Appendix 10.Interim measure thresholds


Districts


Bull

trout


Tailed

frog


Queen Charlotte

goshawk


Marbled

murreleta


Cariboo

       

Chilcotin


3

     

Horsefly


3

     

Quesnel


3

     

Williams Lake


2

     

100 Mile House


2

     

Kamloops

       

Clearwater


3

     

Kamloops


2


7

   

Lillooet


3


7

   

Merritt


3


7

   

Penticton


2

     

Salmon Arm


3

     

Vernon


3

     

Nelson

       

Arrow


3

     

Boundary

       

Cranbrook


3


16

   

Golden


3

     

Invermere


3

     

Kootenay Lake


3

     

Revelstoke


3

     

Prince George

       

Dawson Creek


3

     

Fort Nelson


3

     

Fort St. James


3

     

Fort St. John


3

     

Mackenzie


3

     

Prince George


3

     

Robson Valley


3

     

Vanderhoof


3

     

Prince Rupert

       

Bulkley


2

     

Cassiar


2

     

Kalum


2


7

 

see footnote


Kispiox


2


7

   

Lakes


2

     

Morice


2

     

North Coast


2


7

 

see footnote


Vancouver

       

Campbell River

 

7


10


see footnote


Chilliwack


3


7

 

see footnote


South Island

   

10


see footnote


Mid-Coast


3


7

 

see footnote


Port McNeill

 

7


10


see footnote


Queen Charlotte Islands

   

10


see footnote


Squamish


3


7

 

see footnote


Sunshine Coast


3


7

 

see footnote


a The threshold for marbled murrelet in any district is the level of old-growth retention specified for the lower biodiversity emphasis option (see Biodiversity Guidebook). The total area designated as "interim measures" for marbled murrelets in a landscape unit cannot exceed one-third of the old-growth seral stage requirement for the lower biodiversity emphasis option (i.e., NDT 1 = 4.33% except in the MH zone where it is 6.33%; NDT 2 = 3%). To the extent possible, these interim measures are to be applied to inoperable or otherwise constrained areas provided these areas are suitable to marbled murrelets. In this case, inoperable refers to those areas determined to be inoperable in the last timber supply review.


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