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- The program will focus on ecological values and associated impacts;
- The program will consider impacts of habitat management on the socio-economic and cultural well-being of surrounding areas;
- The program will strive for consensus among stakeholders while recognizing landowner and statutory rights and responsibilities; and,
- Management actions will cause “no net harm”, and are intended to yield a net benefit, as confirmed through effectiveness monitoring and adaptive management.
- Ecosystem rehabilitation through soil amendments and/or silviculture treatments (e.g., prescribed fire, selective tree thinning);
- Natural attenuation/regeneration and monitoring;
- Habitat or habitat element inventory, protection, enhancement or creation (in upland, wetland and riparian settings);
- Establishment of wildlife nest or roost boxes, platforms, lodges, dens, basking sites, etc.;
- Weed inventory and control of species not designated as noxious;
- Access control and use restrictions and monitoring;
- Interpretive signage or public education/awareness initiatives; and,
- Establishment of conservation covenants, stewardship agreements or other conservation approaches.
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