Forestry report of the Nova Scotia Royal Commission on Forestry.
Nova Scotia. Royal Commission on Forestry. 1984 Available at Dalhosuie University Library. Or view here as Photographs of newspaper ed.
Recommendations are made with respect to: (a) The present and projected forest inventory, its quantity, quality, distribution, value, and availability, and the sustainable harvest levels for products of the forests in relation to present and future industrial and other demands; (b) The most appropriate forest management procedures, including protection and the utilization of the forest resources of Nova Scotia, to ensure maximum future benefits; (c) The impact of land ownership and tenure, competing uses and forest management practices on the future supply of forest products, fish and wildlife population, and recreational opportunities in Nova Scotia; (d) The role of Governments, atall levels, in relation to all aspects of the use and management of the resources of the forests of Nova Scotia, including taxation, and the most appropriate regulatory framework for the Province.
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