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ACRONYMSAAC Allowable Annual CutAOA Archaeological Overview AssessmentAIA Archaeological Impact AssessmentAT Alpine Tundra Biogeoclimatic Ecological ZoneBCTS British Columbia Timber SalesBEC Biogeoclimatic Ecosystem ClassificationBEO Biodiversity Emphasis OptionC & I Criteria and Indicators for Sustainable Forest ManagementCEO Chief Executive OfficerCFLB Crown Forest Land BaseCOSEWIC Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in CanadaCWD Coarse Woody DebrisDMG Tembec’s Decision-Making Group on High Conservations Value ForestsEFAP Employee and Family Assistance ProgramEKCP East Kootenay Conservation ProgramEMS Environmental Management SystemENGO Environmental Non-government OrganizationESA Environmentally Sensitive AreaESSF Engelmann Spruce Sub-alpine Fir Biogeoclimatic Ecological ZoneECA Equivalent Clearcut AreaFDP Forest Development PlanFIA Forest Investment AccountFL Forest LicenceFPC Forest Practices Code of BCFRPA Forest and Range Practices Act of BCFSC Forest Stewardship CouncilGIS Geographic Information SystemHCV High Conservation ValueHCVF High Conservation Value ForestIDF Interior Douglas-fir Biogeoclimatic Ecological ZoneILO International Labour OrganizationIPM Integrated Pest ManagementIWAP Interior Watershed Assessment ProcedureJMAC Joint Management Advisory CommitteeKBHLPO Kootenay Boundary Higher Level Plan OrderKBLUP Kootenay Boundary Land Use PlanKNC Ktunaxa Nation CouncilLRB Labour Relations BoardMF Managed ForestMS Montane Spruce Biogeoclimatic Ecological ZoneMFZ Machine Free ZoneMOFR Ministry of Forests and RangeMSRM Ministry of Sustainable Resource ManagementPage 2 of 89
MWLAP Ministry of Water, Land and Air ProtectionNAR Net Area to be ReforestedNDT Natural Disturbance TypeNGO Non-government OrganizationNon-THLB Non Timber Harvesting Land BaseOGMA Old Growth Management AreaP&C Principles and Criteria of the FSCPEM Predictive Ecosystem MappingPP Ponderosa Pine Biogeoclimatic Ecological ZonePRT Pacific Regeneration TechnologiesRMA Riparian Management AreaRMZ Riparian Management ZoneRONV Range of Natural VariabilityRP Bio Registered Professional BiologistRPF Registered Professional ForesterRRZ Riparian Reserve ZoneRTE Rare, Threatened and EndangeredSFMP Sustainable Forest Management PlanSIBEC Site Index Biogeoclimatic Ecosystem ClassificationSOP Standard Operating ProcedureTAG Tembec’s Technical Advisory Group on High Conservation Value ForestsTEM Terrestrial Ecosystem MappingTFL Tree Farm LicenceTHLB Timber Harvesting Land BaseTSA Timber Supply AreaTSR Timber Supply ReviewTUS Traditional Use StudiesVQO Visual Quality ObjectiveWCB Workers Compensation BoardWHA Wildlife Habitat AreasWTP Wildlife Tree PatchPage 3 of 89
Page 1: Certified by:SmartWood Headquarters
Page 5 and 6: 1. Scope of the Certificate1.1. Sco
Page 7 and 8: 2. ASSESSMENT PROCESS2.1 Certificat
Page 9 and 10: December 1-Jan 31,2006June 9, 2006
Page 11 and 12: The First Nations assessor (TL) wro
Page 13 and 14: During the assessment period, the a
Page 15 and 16: 3. ASSESSMENT FINDINGS AND OBSERVAT
Page 17 and 18: FSC PrincipleP3 - IndigenousPeoples
Page 19 and 20: FSC PrincipleP4: CommunityRelations
Page 21 and 22: FSC PrincipleP4: CommunityRelations
Page 23 and 24: FSC PrincipleComments from Interest
Page 25 and 26: FSC PrincipleP5: Benefits fromthe F
Page 27 and 28: FSC PrincipleP6: EnvironmentalImpac
Page 29 and 30: FSC PrincipleP6: EnvironmentalImpac
Page 31 and 32: FSC PrincipleP7: ManagementPlanP7:
Page 33 and 34: P10 - Plantations • Clearcut harv
Page 35 and 36: P5: Benefits fromthe Forestapproach
Page 37 and 38: P7: ManagementPlanP8: Monitoring& A
Page 39 and 40: Tembec shall complete a summary of
Page 41 and 42: CAR #: 6/06 Reference Standard #: 3
Page 43 and 44: CAR #: 11/06 Reference Standard #:
Page 45 and 46: CAR #: 17/06 Reference Standard #:
Page 47 and 48: c) Clearly describes how monitoring
Page 49 and 50: In cases where the non-conformance
Page 51 and 52: Note for Future Annual Audits (Note
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planning processes to resolve confl
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Sparwood and Creston - and a number
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APPENDIX I: FSC Reporting Form: Det
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Government determines AAC, followin
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to local communities’ traditional
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3 A19040 Fairy TBD3 A19040 Fernie A
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system category.Shelterwood systems
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Environmental protection measures,
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Forest Licence A20212: Harvesting m
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1. AUDIT PROCESS1.1 Auditors and qu
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Pre-condition #:1/06Non-conformance
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annual audit.Status: Met and Closed
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Status: Met and Closed.Follow-up Ac
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Status: Met and Closed.Follow-up Ac
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CAR #: 6/06 Reference Standard #: 3
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Timeline for Conformance: By the en
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minimum 7 m machine-free zone along
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CAR #: 21/06 Reference Standard #:
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