Corporate Documents

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Corporate Documents

Interested in reading more about what we do? Many of the reports and documents included here provide a greater understanding of our work, the industry and the environment.

Publications and reports are organized by category below.

Al-Pac Dispute Resolution Process and Anti-Bribery Policy is available upon request.

Forest Stewardship Reports
Forest Management Plan (FMP)
- 20 year scope but completed every 10 years.
- Overall forest management objectives and strategies.
- Public input crucial.
Forest Management Plan Overview

Al-Pac’s Forest Management Plan can be viewed here.
Spatial Harvest Sequence (SHS)
- 10 year scope.
- Detailed listing and mapping of stands selected for harvest to:
  - meet the Annual Allowable Cut (level of harvest that does not exceed the growth of the forest) and
  - provide for FMP objectives, such as old forest retention, watershed protection, and landscape and ecosystem management.
- Introduced with the FMP.
Al-Pac’s Spatial Harvest Sequence is available for public viewing on the Government of Alberta website. To access the Spatial Harvest Sequence by Forest Management Unit please click here and look under the Timber Supply Analysis tab on the government website.
General Development Plan (GDP)
- Five-year scope.
- Starts to detail harvest areas and main road construction.
- Reports on harvested volumes for a five-year period.
- Rolling plan updated annually.
Documents:
Annual Operating Plan (AOP)
- One year scope.
- Defines harvesting and reforestation activities.
- Schedules harvest blocks and roads for the year.
- Introduced with the GDP.
- Created annually.
- Annual Operating Plan

Forest Harvest Plan (FHP)

One to five year scope.
Detailed harvest block design.
Temporary road construction.
Experienced field crews verify on the ground values, such as watershed protection, wildlife features and heritage sites. Input from trappers and communities incorporated.

To determine the location of the Planning Unit please reference the General Development Plan map in the forest planning drop down menu. Approximate locations can be determined by considering the Planning Unit Number. For instance PU084174 is in Township 84, Range 17, West of the 4th Meridian.

Planning Unit Number	Forest Harvest Plan	Planning Unit Map
067254	View	View
070124	View	View
070124a	View	View
070134	View	View
070134A	View	View
070144	View	View
070164	View	View
070254	View	View
071104	View	View
071104b	View	View
071144	View	View
071204	View	View
071224	View	View
071224a	View	View
071244	View	View
072114	View	View
072154	View	View
072244	View	View
072254	View	View
074174	View	View
075144	View	View
076044	View	View
077154	View	View
076164	View	View
076164a	View	View
078024	View	View
078154	View	View
079045F	View	View
079094	View	View
080015	View	View
080024	View	View
080025F	View	View
080045F	View	View
081045	View	View
081045F	View	View
081064	View	View
081074	View	View
082015	View	View
082035F	View	View
083224	View	View
084035	View	View
084035F	View	View
084064	View	View
084074	View	View
085015	View	View
085045	View	View
085055	View	View
085064	View	View
085074	View	View
086025F	View	View
086104	View	View
086124	View	View
086234	View	View
087244	View	View
089124	View	View
091114	View	View
091124	View	View
091234	View	View
091244	View	View
092214	View	View
092244	View	View
093234	View	View
097104	View	View
093144	View	View
097124	View	View
098124	View	View

Other Reports
2021
- Al-Pac FMA Area Actual Harvest vs Quadrant Cut Control, 2016-2021
2020
2019
2018
2016
- Forest Inventory Monitoring
- Forest Management Plan
2015
- Modelling Historical Landscape Patterns on the Al-Pac FMA Area, Andison 2015
2013
- Review of “Management and Monitoring Strategies for High Conservation Values in the Al-Pac Forest Management Agreement Area (2010-2015)”, Nishi 2013
Conservation Areas Network Project

We recognize the value of parks and special management areas to our 6.4 million-hectare Forest Management Agreement (FMA) area. Over the two decades, we have participated in provincial land-use planning activities that identified candidate protected areas. For example, during the Special Places 2000 process led by the Government of Alberta, we actively promoted several candidate protection areas, including the Leige River watershed. As well, under the provincial government’s Land-use Framework, the Lower Athabasca Regional Planning (LARP) process identified new park lands, including the Dillon River Wildland Park and the proposed expansion to Gipsy Gordon Park, both of which were removed from our FMA area with our support in 2012.

Collectively, these areas establish a conservation network that supports wildlife and recreation, as well as an opportunity for research and monitoring in these ecological benchmarks.

In 2017, we started the Conservation Areas Network Project in collaboration with Mistik Management Ltd., Ducks Unlimited Canada (Boreal Program) and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS, Northern Alberta and Saskatchewan Chapters). The objective of the project is to update our conservation area planning information and further our participation in conservation initiatives. As a first step, the project team has completed a peer-reviewed Protected Areas Gap Analysis within an identified study area.

Summary
Gap Analysis
Gap Analysis Peer Review

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