Forest Operations on Crown Land - Ministry of Tourism

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© Queen’s Printer for Ontario, 2011ISBN 978‐1‐4435‐6879‐1 (Print)ISBN 978‐1‐4435‐6880‐7 (HTML)ISBN 978‐1‐4435‐6881‐4 (PDF)
ContentsOverview ...................................................................................................................................1Archaeological Assessments for <strong>Forest</strong> <strong>Operations</strong> on Crown Lands ...................................21 Pre-Stage 1: Determination of areas to be assessed by the consultant archaeologist 22 Stage 1: Background study and optional property inspection .....................................33 Stage 1 Assessments for <strong>Forest</strong> <strong>Operations</strong> on the Canadian Shield and in RemoteAreas ..............................................................................................................................43.1 Canadian Shield ....................................................................................................43.2 Remote areas ........................................................................................................54 Stage 2: Property survey................................................................................................55 Mitigating impacts to archaeological sites ....................................................................96 Avoidance of archaeological sites during forest operations ......................................107 Engaging Aboriginal communities in archaeology.....................................................108 Reporting .....................................................................................................................119 Other aspects of the forest management planning process ..................................1110 Glossary.......................................................................................................................13
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