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Interpreted Disturbance

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2023-12-08

Watercrossing Hazard

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2023-12-08

Licensed Processors

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2022-06-20

FYOP - Commercial Harvest

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2024-12-06 <div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div>Annual Operating Plans (AOPs) identify the activities that occur in a particular year of the current Five Year Operating Plan. The required content of an AOP and rules associated with defining operating areas are specific to the Sustainable Forest Management Planning Regulations under the Forestry Act.The development of a Five Year Operating Plan (FYOP) includes the preparation of spatial data that identifies where activities will occur on the ground. This spatial data is comprised of operating area boundaries and associated descriptive information. Forestry Services Branch planning staff compile the spatial data as they work on the plan. The spatial data is the foundation of the map products in which the plan is presented to various user groups.In Newfoundland and Labrador, forest management planning occurs on a district by district basis and is scheduled on a five-year cycle. The province is divided into 24 management districts with 18 in Newfoundland and 6 in Labrador. To facilitate planning, some districts are combined into zones. The contents of this feature layer represents the spatial components of the forestry planning layers. Further information can be found by visiting the Department of Environment and Climate Change <a href='https://www.gov.nl.ca/ecc/env-assessment/projects-list/' target='_blank' rel='nofollow ugc noopener noreferrer'>Environmental Assessment website</a>.Map Layer Descriptions:AOP - Operating Area: AOP operating areas identify the spatial extent over which activities will occur in a specific year of the FYOP. These are subareas of an operating area as delineated in the Operating Area feature class. An AOP operating area may be comprised of one feature or multiple fragments. AOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP.AOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of the operating area covered by the AOP. AOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction. AOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction.AOP - Silviculture: Proposed Silviculture treatments identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP. FYOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identifies in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Silviculture: Proposed silviculture treatments identified in relation to a FYOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area. Operating Area: A single operating area may be comprised of multiple fragments or subareas. These are not modeled as multipart features, but rather as separate features associated with the overall operating area. Operating Area Amendments: These are amendments to the original operating area boundaries as defined in the Operating Area feature class. </div></div></div>

FYOP - Road Decommissioning

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2024-12-06 <div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div>Annual Operating Plans (AOPs) identify the activities that occur in a particular year of the current Five Year Operating Plan. The required content of an AOP and rules associated with defining operating areas are specific to the Sustainable Forest Management Planning Regulations under the Forestry Act.The development of a Five Year Operating Plan (FYOP) includes the preparation of spatial data that identifies where activities will occur on the ground. This spatial data is comprised of operating area boundaries and associated descriptive information. Forestry Services Branch planning staff compile the spatial data as they work on the plan. The spatial data is the foundation of the map products in which the plan is presented to various user groups.In Newfoundland and Labrador, forest management planning occurs on a district by district basis and is scheduled on a five-year cycle. The province is divided into 24 management districts with 18 in Newfoundland and 6 in Labrador. To facilitate planning, some districts are combined into zones. The contents of this feature layer represents the spatial components of the forestry planning layers. Further information can be found by visiting the Department of Environment and Climate Change <a href='https://www.gov.nl.ca/ecc/env-assessment/projects-list/' target='_blank' rel='nofollow ugc noopener noreferrer'>Environmental Assessment website</a>.Map Layer Descriptions:AOP - Operating Area: AOP operating areas identify the spatial extent over which activities will occur in a specific year of the FYOP. These are subareas of an operating area as delineated in the Operating Area feature class. An AOP operating area may be comprised of one feature or multiple fragments. AOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP.AOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of the operating area covered by the AOP. AOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction. AOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction.AOP - Silviculture: Proposed Silviculture treatments identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP. FYOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identifies in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Silviculture: Proposed silviculture treatments identified in relation to a FYOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area. Operating Area: A single operating area may be comprised of multiple fragments or subareas. These are not modeled as multipart features, but rather as separate features associated with the overall operating area. Operating Area Amendments: These are amendments to the original operating area boundaries as defined in the Operating Area feature class. </div></div></div>

AOP - Road Decommissioning

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2024-12-06 <div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div>Annual Operating Plans (AOPs) identify the activities that occur in a particular year of the current Five Year Operating Plan. The required content of an AOP and rules associated with defining operating areas are specific to the Sustainable Forest Management Planning Regulations under the Forestry Act.The development of a Five Year Operating Plan (FYOP) includes the preparation of spatial data that identifies where activities will occur on the ground. This spatial data is comprised of operating area boundaries and associated descriptive information. Forestry Services Branch planning staff compile the spatial data as they work on the plan. The spatial data is the foundation of the map products in which the plan is presented to various user groups.In Newfoundland and Labrador, forest management planning occurs on a district by district basis and is scheduled on a five-year cycle. The province is divided into 24 management districts with 18 in Newfoundland and 6 in Labrador. To facilitate planning, some districts are combined into zones. The contents of this feature layer represents the spatial components of the forestry planning layers. Further information can be found by visiting the Department of Environment and Climate Change <a href='https://www.gov.nl.ca/ecc/env-assessment/projects-list/' target='_blank' rel='nofollow ugc noopener noreferrer'>Environmental Assessment website</a>.Map Layer Descriptions:AOP - Operating Area: AOP operating areas identify the spatial extent over which activities will occur in a specific year of the FYOP. These are subareas of an operating area as delineated in the Operating Area feature class. An AOP operating area may be comprised of one feature or multiple fragments. AOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP.AOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of the operating area covered by the AOP. AOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction. AOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction.AOP - Silviculture: Proposed Silviculture treatments identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP. FYOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identifies in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Silviculture: Proposed silviculture treatments identified in relation to a FYOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area. Operating Area: A single operating area may be comprised of multiple fragments or subareas. These are not modeled as multipart features, but rather as separate features associated with the overall operating area. Operating Area Amendments: These are amendments to the original operating area boundaries as defined in the Operating Area feature class. </div></div></div>

FYOP - Domestic Harvest

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2024-12-06 <div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div>Annual Operating Plans (AOPs) identify the activities that occur in a particular year of the current Five Year Operating Plan. The required content of an AOP and rules associated with defining operating areas are specific to the Sustainable Forest Management Planning Regulations under the Forestry Act.The development of a Five Year Operating Plan (FYOP) includes the preparation of spatial data that identifies where activities will occur on the ground. This spatial data is comprised of operating area boundaries and associated descriptive information. Forestry Services Branch planning staff compile the spatial data as they work on the plan. The spatial data is the foundation of the map products in which the plan is presented to various user groups.In Newfoundland and Labrador, forest management planning occurs on a district by district basis and is scheduled on a five-year cycle. The province is divided into 24 management districts with 18 in Newfoundland and 6 in Labrador. To facilitate planning, some districts are combined into zones. The contents of this feature layer represents the spatial components of the forestry planning layers. Further information can be found by visiting the Department of Environment and Climate Change <a href='https://www.gov.nl.ca/ecc/env-assessment/projects-list/' target='_blank' rel='nofollow ugc noopener noreferrer'>Environmental Assessment website</a>.Map Layer Descriptions:AOP - Operating Area: AOP operating areas identify the spatial extent over which activities will occur in a specific year of the FYOP. These are subareas of an operating area as delineated in the Operating Area feature class. An AOP operating area may be comprised of one feature or multiple fragments. AOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP.AOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of the operating area covered by the AOP. AOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction. AOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction.AOP - Silviculture: Proposed Silviculture treatments identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP. FYOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identifies in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Silviculture: Proposed silviculture treatments identified in relation to a FYOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area. Operating Area: A single operating area may be comprised of multiple fragments or subareas. These are not modeled as multipart features, but rather as separate features associated with the overall operating area. Operating Area Amendments: These are amendments to the original operating area boundaries as defined in the Operating Area feature class. </div></div></div>

AOP - Road Construction

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2024-12-06 <div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div>Annual Operating Plans (AOPs) identify the activities that occur in a particular year of the current Five Year Operating Plan. The required content of an AOP and rules associated with defining operating areas are specific to the Sustainable Forest Management Planning Regulations under the Forestry Act.The development of a Five Year Operating Plan (FYOP) includes the preparation of spatial data that identifies where activities will occur on the ground. This spatial data is comprised of operating area boundaries and associated descriptive information. Forestry Services Branch planning staff compile the spatial data as they work on the plan. The spatial data is the foundation of the map products in which the plan is presented to various user groups.In Newfoundland and Labrador, forest management planning occurs on a district by district basis and is scheduled on a five-year cycle. The province is divided into 24 management districts with 18 in Newfoundland and 6 in Labrador. To facilitate planning, some districts are combined into zones. The contents of this feature layer represents the spatial components of the forestry planning layers. Further information can be found by visiting the Department of Environment and Climate Change <a href='https://www.gov.nl.ca/ecc/env-assessment/projects-list/' target='_blank' rel='nofollow ugc noopener noreferrer'>Environmental Assessment website</a>.Map Layer Descriptions:AOP - Operating Area: AOP operating areas identify the spatial extent over which activities will occur in a specific year of the FYOP. These are subareas of an operating area as delineated in the Operating Area feature class. An AOP operating area may be comprised of one feature or multiple fragments. AOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP.AOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of the operating area covered by the AOP. AOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction. AOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction.AOP - Silviculture: Proposed Silviculture treatments identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP. FYOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identifies in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Silviculture: Proposed silviculture treatments identified in relation to a FYOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area. Operating Area: A single operating area may be comprised of multiple fragments or subareas. These are not modeled as multipart features, but rather as separate features associated with the overall operating area. Operating Area Amendments: These are amendments to the original operating area boundaries as defined in the Operating Area feature class. </div></div></div>

Stream

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2023-12-08

AOP - Silviculture Treatment

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2024-12-06 <div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div>Annual Operating Plans (AOPs) identify the activities that occur in a particular year of the current Five Year Operating Plan. The required content of an AOP and rules associated with defining operating areas are specific to the Sustainable Forest Management Planning Regulations under the Forestry Act.The development of a Five Year Operating Plan (FYOP) includes the preparation of spatial data that identifies where activities will occur on the ground. This spatial data is comprised of operating area boundaries and associated descriptive information. Forestry Services Branch planning staff compile the spatial data as they work on the plan. The spatial data is the foundation of the map products in which the plan is presented to various user groups.In Newfoundland and Labrador, forest management planning occurs on a district by district basis and is scheduled on a five-year cycle. The province is divided into 24 management districts with 18 in Newfoundland and 6 in Labrador. To facilitate planning, some districts are combined into zones. The contents of this feature layer represents the spatial components of the forestry planning layers. Further information can be found by visiting the Department of Environment and Climate Change <a href='https://www.gov.nl.ca/ecc/env-assessment/projects-list/' target='_blank' rel='nofollow ugc noopener noreferrer'>Environmental Assessment website</a>.Map Layer Descriptions:AOP - Operating Area: AOP operating areas identify the spatial extent over which activities will occur in a specific year of the FYOP. These are subareas of an operating area as delineated in the Operating Area feature class. An AOP operating area may be comprised of one feature or multiple fragments. AOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP.AOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of the operating area covered by the AOP. AOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction. AOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to an AOP. These roads will be located within that portion of an operating area associated with the AOP under construction.AOP - Silviculture: Proposed Silviculture treatments identified in relation to an AOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands that fall within that portion of an operating area covered by the AOP. FYOP - Commercial Harvest: Proposed commercial harvest identifies in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Domestic Harvest: Available domestic harvest identified in relation to a Five Year Operating Plan. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area.FYOP - Road: Proposed resource road construction identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Road Decommissioning: Proposed resource road decommissioning identified in relation to a FYOP. These roads will be located within an operating area. FYOP - Silviculture: Proposed silviculture treatments identified in relation to a FYOP. Comprised of whole, partial or merged stands within an operating area. Operating Area: A single operating area may be comprised of multiple fragments or subareas. These are not modeled as multipart features, but rather as separate features associated with the overall operating area. Operating Area Amendments: These are amendments to the original operating area boundaries as defined in the Operating Area feature class. </div></div></div>

Waterbody

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2023-12-08

Waterbody (Line)

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2023-12-08

Site Boundaries Buffer

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2022-06-20

Non-Forest

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2023-12-08

FFA - Domestic Harvest Blocks - Newfoundland

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2024-01-18

Harvest - Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2024-11-19

Newfoundland Forestry Management Districts and Zones

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2020-11-09

zone2 index

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2020-03-11

EcoRegions

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2020-10-30

Wildfire Info

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — 2024-05-17 <div>A wildfire is an unplanned or person-caused fire that requires suppression action by firefighters and/or air tanker. Based on the 20 year average, there are 118 wildfires burning 22,993 hectares in Newfoundland and Labrador each year. Wildfire suppression efforts are most successful when fires are detected and reported early. Early detection and an aggressive initial attack provide the best opportunity to protect forest resources, property and people and help keep the costs associated with fighting wildfires to a minimum. </div><div> </div><div>Definitions:</div><div> </div><div>Fire Status: </div><div> </div><div>The Fire Status is an indication of the fire's current condition and is categorized as Out of Control (O/C), Contained (C), or Under Control (U/C) </div><div> </div><div>Out-of-Control (O/C): A wildfire not responding or only responding on a limited basis to suppression action such that the perimeter spread is not being contained. </div><div> </div><div>Being Held: With currently committed resources, sufficient action has been taken to prevent fire spread beyond existing or predetermined boundaries on a percentage of the fire based on prevailing and forecasted conditions.</div><div> </div><div>Under Control (UC): A wildfire having received sufficient suppression action to ensure no further spread of the fire.</div><div> </div><div>Out (O): A wildfire having been extinguished. </div><div> </div><div>Hot Spot:A small area of smouldering or glowing combustion which may be exhibiting smoke, located on or within the wildfire perimeter. </div><div> </div><div>Hectare (ha.): The hectare is the metric unit of area measurement. For example, 1 hectare = 100 metres by 100 metres or 0.01 km².</div><div> </div><div>Estimated Size: The size of a fire is generally an estimate. An accurate measurement is difficult due to the smoke that can accompany a large active fire. It is not until after the fire is extinguished that it can be properly measured. </div><div> </div><div>Full Response Fire: A wildfire which requires immediate, aggressive initial attack and/or sustained suppression action until the fire is declared out. </div><div> </div><div>Modified Response Fire: A wildfire that is managed using a combination of suppression techniques, including direct and indirect attack as well as monitoring, in order to manage a fire so that the damages are minimized and potential benefits from the fire are maximized.</div><div> </div><div>Monitored Response Fire: When the response to the fire intends to minimize the impacts on society, economy and resources, while still working to achieving beneficial ecological, economic or resource management objectives.</div>

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