Part 1 – Interpretation and Application

Part 2 – Participants

Part 3 – Basic Planning and Performance Requirements

Division 1 – Pre-existing Plans, Prescriptions and Permits

Division 2 – Forest Development Plans

Division 3 – Site Level Planning

Division 4 – Authorizations and Variances

Division 5 – Field Performance Requirements

Part 4 – Sustainable Forest Management Plans

Division 1 – Content

Division 2 – Approval Process

Division 3 – Effect of Approval of Sustainable Forest Management Plan

Division 4 – Amendments

Division 5 – Forest Operations Schedules

Part 5 – Public Accountability

Division 1 – Public Advisory Group

Division 2 – Pilot Project Monitoring and Evaluation

Division 3 – Enforcement

Division 4 – Public Access to Information

Part 6 – General

Schedule A – Balancing Competing Values and Interests

Part A1 – Management Zones and Their Objectives

Part A2 – Fort St. John Pilot Project Management Zone Map

Schedule B – Forest Development Plans

Part B1 – Preparation

Part B2 – Review and Comment

Part B3 – Approval

Schedule C – Preparing Forest Operations Schedules

Schedule D – Riparian Management

Schedule E – Green up

Schedule F – Reforestation

Schedule G – Maximum Administrative Penalties

1

Agriculture Settlement

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation. Area
• Ensure future infrastructure requirements are considered when exploring for oil and gas.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Minimize losses to the timber harvesting land.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Maintain or increase land supply for agriculture including access to Crown land.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Provide opportunities for the growth of agriculture.
• Provide opportunities for the growth and expansion of the agriculture and food production industries.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Control the spread of noxious weeds.
• Maintain existing access, coordinate industrial access development including linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Protect or enhance habitats for red and blue listed species.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain site specific habitats.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development particularly aggregates and industrial minerals and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Maintain groundwater quality and quantity.
• Ensure that all land and resource management planning activities within the planning area provide for consultation with local municipal governments.

2

Aikman - Deadhorse

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Minimize losses to the timber harvesting land base.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Provide opportunities for the growth and expansion of the agriculture and food production industries.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Maintain livestock grazing opportunities on existing tenures.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain site specific habitats.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Restore and rehabilitate negatively impacted ecosystems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Maintain groundwater quality and quantity.

3

Alaska Highway Corridor

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain site specific habitats.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Maintain historical significance of the Alaska Highway.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat at highway stream crossings.
• Ensure that all land and resource management planning activities within the planning area provide for consultation with local municipal governments.
• Manage visually sensitive areas within the Alaska Highway area.

4

Besa- Halfway- Chowade

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Maintain guide outfitting opportunities.
• Maintain and enhance ecological integrity in areas subject to resource impacts from recreational use.
• Provide a full range of wilderness recreation opportunities identified in the ROS as primitive, semi-primitive non-motorized and semi-primitive motorized.
• Maintain opportunities for commercial and non-commercial livestock grazing associated with recreation.
• Manage backcountry recreation and tourism opportunities in a natural or natural appearing condition.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain caribou habitat.
• Manage wildlife populations to provide opportunities for non-commercial hunting.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Minimize wildlife habitat fragmentation.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Maintain high quality fisheries in natural settings.
• Maintain the headwaters of major rivers and streams as a source of water for current and future generations.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.
• Maintain groundwater quality and quantity.
• Manage visually sensitive areas along existing access corridors/trails and adjacent to protected areas.

5

Bluegrave- Horseshoe

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Minimize losses to the timber harvesting land base.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Maintain guide-outfitting opportunities.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Maintain and enhance ecological integrity in areas subject to resource impacts from recreational use.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agriculture enterprises.
• Provide opportunities for the growth of agriculture.
• Maintain livestock grazing opportunities on existing tenures.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain caribou habitat.
• Maintain site specific habitats.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Minimize wildlife habitat fragmentation and maintain existing large mammalian predator-prey system.
• Restore and rehabilitate negatively affected ecosystems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.
• Maintain groundwater quality and quantity.

6

Upper Cameron

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Maintain or increase land supply for agriculture including access to Crown land.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.

7

Cecil Lake and Boundary Lake

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil & gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Control the spread of noxious weeds.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Control the spread of noxious weeds.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resources.
• Protect or enhance habitats for red and blue listed species.
• Manage critical wetland habitats for waterfowl and other wildlife species.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.

8

Charlie Lake Water Supply Area

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Provide opportunities for the growth and expansion of the agriculture and food production industries.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Protect or enhance habitats for red and blue listed species.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Manage critical wetland habitats for waterfowl and other wildlife species.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Protect heritage sites and trails.
• Identify and provide for the protection of historical sites and trails.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Protect water quality and quantity.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.
• Ensure that all land and resource management planning activities within the planning area provide for consultation with local municipal governments.

9

Chinchaga

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Protect or enhance habitats for red and blue listed species.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain caribou habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Protect heritage sites and trials.
• Identify and provide for the protection of historical sites and trails.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.

10

Conroy

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Protect or enhance habitats for red and blue listed species.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain site specific habitats.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Protect heritage sites and trails.
• Identify and provide for the protection of historical sites and trails.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.
• Manage visually sensitive areas within Tommy Lakes area.

11

Crying Girl

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Maintain guide outfitting opportunities.
• Provide a full range of wilderness recreation opportunities identified in the ROS as semi-primitive non-motorized.
• Maintain opportunities for commercial and non-commercial livestock grazing that is associated with recreation.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Manage access to protect significant fish and wildlife habitats, alpine areas and recreation values.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain caribou habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Minimize wildlife habitat fragmentation and maintain existing large mammalian predator/prey system.
• Identify and provide for the protection of historical sites and trails.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.

12

Farrell Creek

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Maintain or increase land supply for agriculture including access to Crown land.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Provide opportunities for the growth and expansion of the agriculture and food production industries.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Control the spread of noxious weeds.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Manage critical wetland habitats for waterfowl and other wildlife species.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.
• Ensure that all land and resource management planning activities within the planning area provide for consultation with local municipal governments.

13

Graham South

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Ensure that timber harvesting in the Graham River Watershed recognizes the watershed's other important resource values such as wilderness, guide outfitting, trapping, wildlife, fish, recreation, etc.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Maintain guide outfitting opportunities.
• Provide a full range of wilderness recreation opportunities identified in the ROS as semi-primitive non-motorized.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Manage access to protect significant wildlife and recreation values.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Minimize wildlife habitat fragmentation.
• Restore and rehabilitate negatively affected ecosystems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.
• Manage visually sensitive areas as scenic areas.

14

Graham North

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Ensure that timber harvesting in the Graham River Watershed recognizes the watershed's other important resource values such as wilderness, guide outfitting, trapping, wildlife, fish, recreation, etc.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Maintain guide outfitting opportunities.
• Provide a full range of wilderness recreation opportunities identified in the ROS as semi-primitive non-motorized.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Manage access to protect significant wildlife and recreation values.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Minimize wildlife habitat fragmentation.
• Restore and rehabilitate negatively affected ecosystems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.
• Manage visually sensitive areas as scenic areas.

15

Grassy- Minaker

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and exploration, development and appropriate regulatory framework.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Maintain and enhance ecological integrity in areas subject to resource impacts from recreational use.
• Maintain opportunities for commercial and non-commercial livestock grazing that is associated with recreation.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain caribou habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Minimize wildlife habitat fragmentation and maintain existing large mammalian predator-prey systems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.
• Maintain groundwater quality and quantity.

16

Grazing Reserves

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Integrate recreational activities with grazing and resource extraction.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Control the spread of noxious weeds.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Manage critical wetland habitats for waterfowl and other wildlife species.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.

17

Jedney

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Provide opportunities for the growth of agriculture.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Identify and provide for the protection of historical sites and trails.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.

18

Kobes Creek

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Minimize losses to the timber harvesting land base.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Maintain guide outfitting opportunities.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Maintain or increase land supply for agriculture including access to Crown land.
• Provide opportunities for the growth and expansion of the agriculture and food production industries.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Manage access to protect significant sensitive wildlife habitat areas adjacent to Butler Ridge.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain caribou habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Minimize wildlife habitat fragmentation and maintain existing large mammalian predator-prey system.
• Restore and rehabilitate negatively affected ecosystems.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.

19

Osborn

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Enhance timber harvesting and a sustainable long-term timber supply.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Maintain or increase land supply for agriculture including access to Crown land.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Provide opportunities for the growth and expansion of the agriculture and food production industries.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Protect or enhance habitats for red and blue listed species.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain site specific habitats.
• Manage critical wetland habitats for waterfowl and other wildlife species.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Protect heritage sites and trails.
• Identify and provide for the protection of historical sites and trails.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Sustain natural stream flow regime.

20

Peace River Corridor

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Manage for forest health.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Provide tourism opportunities.
• Recognize the high agricultural values within the Peace River corridor.
• Maintain livestock grazing opportunities on existing tenures.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Protect or enhance habitats for red and blue listed species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain site specific habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Protect heritage sites and trails.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Maintain water quality in the Peace River.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.
• Manage visually sensitive areas within the Peace River Valley.

21

Major River Corridors

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Manage for forest health.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Provide opportunities for the growth and expansion of the agriculture and food production industries.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Manage access to protect significant riparian habitats, fish, wildlife and visual quality.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain site specific habitats.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Identify and provide for the protection of historical sites and trails.
• Manage visually sensitive areas as scenic areas.

22

Lower Sikanni Fontas Valley

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Manage access to protect significant wildlife and riparian areas.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain site specific habitats.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Identify and provide for the protection of historical sites and trails.
• Maintain opportunities-for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Maintain high quality fisheries in natural settings.

23

Trutch Creek

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas exploration, development and transportation.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Minimize losses to the timber harvesting land base.
• Maintain guide outfitting opportunities.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Maintain opportunities for commercial and non-commercial livestock grazing associated with recreation.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Maintain habitat for priority furbearing species.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain site specific habitats.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Minimize wildlife habitat fragmentation.
• Protect heritage sites and trails.
• Identify and provide for the protection of historical sites and trails.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development (particularly aggregates and industrial minerals) and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Manage visually sensitive areas as scenic areas.

24

Two Bit Creek

• Maintain opportunities and access for oil and gas.
• Maintain timber harvesting and forest management opportunities.
• Provide quality public and commercial recreational opportunities and values.
• Provide a full range of recreation opportunities.
• Maintain and enhance ecological integrity in areas subject to resource impacts from recreational use.
• Maintain or increase land supply for agriculture including access to Crown land.
• Minimize or mitigate wildlife impact on agricultural enterprises.
• Maintain or enhance opportunities for livestock grazing.
• Maintain livestock grazing opportunities on existing tenures.
• Coordinate access and linear development to minimize negative effects on other resource values.
• Manage access to protect alpine areas.
• Maintain high capability ungulate winter habitat.
• Maintain medium and high quality grizzly bear habitat.
• Maintain caribou habitat.
• Maintain functioning and healthy ecosystems.
• Minimize wildlife habitat fragmentation.
• Maintain opportunities for mineral exploration and development and allow for access.
• Maintain fish habitat and water quality for priority fish species.
• Promote water stewardship to manage for other resources.