New Zealand Environmental Code of Practice for Plantation Forestry

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Amendments:

Version 2: Appendix I Issued May 2008

  • Preface
    • The New Zealand Environmental Code of Practice for Plantation Forestry
    • Endorsement and commitment to the NZ Environmental Code of Practice for Forest Operations
    • Environmental aims and goals
    • Introduction
    • Use of the Environmental Code of Practice

 

  • Part 1 BEST ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
    • Overview
    • Relationships of BEPs to the management environment
    • Using BEPs
    • 1 Operational planning - BEP
    • 2 Earthworks - BEP
    • 3 Harvesting - BEP
    • 4 Slash management - BEP
    • 5 Waterway crossings - BEP
    • 6 Mechanical land preparation - BEP
    • 7 Agrichemical application - BEP
    • 8 Burning - BEP
    • 9 Planting - BEP
    • 10 Pruning & waste thinning - BEP
    • 11 Fertiliser application - BEP
    • 12 Historical & heritage management - BEP
    • 13 Historical & heritage site discovery - BEP
    • 14 Fuel and oil - BEP
    • 15 Waste management - BEP
    • 16 Operational monitoring - BEP
    • 17 Environmental incident - BEP
    • 18 Forest Protection - BEP

     

  • Part 2 RECOGNISING ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES
    • Introduction
    • 1 Soil and water conservation values
    • 2 Scenic and landscape values
    • 3 Cultural and historic heritage values
    • 4 Scientific values
    • 5 Ecological values
    • 6 Recreational values

     

  •  Part 3 PLANNING FOR GOOD ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES
    • 1 Introduction
    • 2 Operation planning
    • 3 Producing the operational plan
    • 4 Monitoring performance

     

  • Part 4 RESOURCES AND REFERENCES
    • 1 Environmental legislation
    • 2 Resource Management Act 1991
    • 3 Conservation Act 1987
    • 4 Historic Places Act 1993 (HPA)
    • 5 Antiquities Act 1975
    • 6 Hazardous Substance and New Organisms Act 1996
    • 7 Biosecurity Act 1993
    • 8 Voluntary agreements, industry standards and protocols

     

  • Part 5 TRAINING

 

  • GLOSSARY

 

  • APPENDICES
    • 1 Appendix A
    • 2 Appendix B
    • 3 Appendix C
    • 4 Appendix D
    • 5 Appendix E
    • 6 Appendix F
    • 7 Appendix G
    • 8 Appendix H
    • 9 Appendix I