Chapter IV – Wildife habitat protection Division II – Strips of woodland §1. White-tailed deer yards
Section 53
Sections 50 and 51 do not apply to the holder of a forestry permit issued for forest development activities carried out by the holder of mining rights where the holder carries out mining exploration work, nor to the holder of a forestry permit issued for wildlife, recreational or agricultural development projects, nor to the construction, improvement or repair of a road.
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Objective
- To allow certain forest development activities in or near a particular place
Explanations
A holder of mining rights who also holds a forestry permit may carry out forest development activities during mining exploration work in a strip of woodland alongside an open peat bog with a pond, a marsh, a riparian shrub swamp, a lake or a permanent watercourse located within a white-tailed deer yard (section 50), and is not required to apply the conditions set out in section 51 for harvesting in the strip of woodland alongside these environments. These exemptions also apply to a person who holds a forestry permit to carry out the forest development activities required for wildlife, recreational or agricultural development projects, and to a person who constructs, improves or repairs a road. The forestry permit lists the forest development activities that are permitted and sets the conditions to be met when they are carried out.Additional information
The Sustainable Forest Development Act




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Objective
- To allow certain forest development activities in or near a particular place
Explanations
A person holding a forestry permit may carry out the forest development activities required for public utility development projects in a strip of woodland alongside an open peat bog with a pond, a marsh, a riparian shrub swamp, a lake or a permanent watercourse located in a white-tailed deer yard (section 50), and is not required to apply the conditions set out in section 51 for harvesting in the strip of woodland alongside these environments or those set out in section 52 that are intended to allow wildlife to travel by maintaining connectivity between habitats and neighbouring residual forests. Before issuing such a permit, the Minister responsible for applying the Sustainable Forest Development Act

Additional information
The Sustainable Forest Development Act

