Chi says the advocacy piece of the ABCFP is now on the shoulders of the professionals and not on the ABCFP. [...] • Recommendation to manage for redundancy on the landscape (mature and old growth targets) with non-spatial legal orders • The goals of the biodiversity strategy are to protect the “best” old growth State of the Knowledge • What we know – Social – Ecological • What are we doing (Provincially, Regionally) • Where is the uncertainty • What needs to be done Photos: Traci Van Spengen (ICH vk2 What we. [...] Like most post-secondary institutions, Selkirk College did an excellent job of adjusting to the constantly changing Covid protocols, And like many of the smaller institutions in the province, we are now carrying a substantial debt, due in large part to the heavy reliance on International student tuition, and a dramatic reduction of domestic students attending the College. [...] This course will explore the history and perspectives of Aboriginal people toward resource development in Canada, the laws governing resource development and their implications to Aboriginal people and the future of resource development in Canada. [...] Topics include the players involved in the EA process, legislation and guidelines established by BC and the federal government, steps to conducting an EA, the various tools and methodologies used to gather, analyze and interpret data, and monitoring techniques.
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