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Wildlife tree: defined in the Forest Practices Code of British Columbia ActOperational Planning Regulation as a tree or group of trees that are identified in anoperational plan to provide present or future wildlife habitat. A wildlife tree is a standing live or dead tree with special characteristics thatprovide valuable habitat for the conservation or enhancement of wildlife. Characteristicsinclude arge diametre and height for the site, current use by wildlife declining or deadcondition, value as a species, valuable location and relative scarcity. [Ministry of Forests -- Government of British Columbia]
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Bear ventures into tree at Avery House - Aug 17, 2007
The Coloradoan,By Coloradoan staff A bear cub wandered into Old Town this morning and settled into a tree outside the Avery House. Department of Wildlife officials are
Arqiva Is Official IBC2007 Show Bag Sponsor Pledging To Plant Up ... - Aug 17, 2007
broadcastbuyer.tv (press release),Arqiva has pledged to plant a tree for every official show bag taken at the International Broadcasting Convention which is a leading event for the world of
Living in the Outdoors - Aug 11, 2007
Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald,A recent TV program called “Christmas in July� got me to thinking about chestnut trees and the old song about roasting nuts on an open fire which is
Bear reported at Trainer Way and Sutro - Aug 19, 2007
Reno Gazette Journal,Wildlife officials are attempting to get a bear out of a tree at 1290 Trainer Way, according to scanner traffic. Police have blocked off traffic in the area
Bald Eagle Rescued from Twine - Aug 9, 2007
First Coast News,BREMERTON, WA -- Wildlife officials rescued a young bald eagle found entangled in bailing twine in East Bremerton. The eagle was hanging upside down about
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