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Environmental Indicators for Land and Resource Management Planning Szuster, Brian
1995
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Abstract: The Land and Resource Management Planning (LRMP) process provides strategic direction for land use decisions and integrated resource management in the Province of British Columbia. Resource analyses support planning and decision-making in the LRMP process. A key component of these analyses are environmental indicators. Indicators are analytic tools that measure the existing state of resources, provide the basis for comparative assessments of management plans and monitor progress toward the achievement of management objectives. This report is intended to provide background information and guidance to ministry staff, sector representatives and other groups or individuals who will apply environmental indicators during LRMP resource analyses. The document provides a general overview of environmental indicators, reviews six recent regional and sub-regional planning processes, and identifies potential indicators for MELP mandate resources. A general process for selecting appropriate LRMP environmental indicators is also provided.
 
Szuster, Brian. 1995. Environmental Indicators for Land and Resource Management Planning. Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks
 
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Keywords: indicators, protected areas, biodiversity, fish habitat, aquatic habitat, outdoor recreation, wildlife habitat, terrestrial habitat, water resources, direct indicators, indirect indicators, retrospective indicators, prospective indicators, monitoring, impact assessment
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