FREP Vision:

Sustainability through science and stewardship

FREP Mission:To be a world leader in resource stewardship

monitoring and effectiveness evaluations; providing the science-based information

needed for decision-making and continuous improvement of British Columbia’s forest

and range practices, policies and legislation.

FREP Continuous Improvement

Cycle

Ask the Right

Questions

Decision- Making

Implement Decisions

Develop Indicators

Collect Data

Analysis & Recommendation

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Resource Value Checklist Implementation Schedule

Resource Value Scale Sample unit Delivery 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012stand block MoFR & MoE IM IM IM IM IM IM IMlandscape LU MoFR & MoE Dev Dev Pilot IV IV IM IMreach reach MoFR & MoE IM IM IM IM IM IM IMfish passagestructure MoFR & MoE Dev Pilot IV IM IM IM IM

water quality crossing MoFR & MoE Pilot IV IV IM IM IM IMcutblock block MoFR Pilot IV IV IM IM IM IMlandscape watershed MoFR Dev Dev Pilot IV IV IV IV

cultural heritage Block MoFR Pilot Pilot IV IM IM IM IMrange level 1 Pasture MoFR Dev Pilot IV IV IV IV IVresource features karst block MoFR Pilot IV IV IV IV IV IV

WHA WHA MoE Dev Pilot Pilot IM IM IM IMUWR UWR MoE Dev Pilot Pilot IM IM IM IM

visual quality scenic unit MoFR Dev Pilot IV IV IV IV IVpartial cut block MoFR Dev Dev Pilot Pilot IV IV IVForest Healthblock MoFR Dev Dev Pilot Pilot IV IV IV

recreation rec site MTSA Dev Pilot IM IM IM IM IM

IM = implementation mandatoryIV = implementation voluntaryPilot = Resource Value is being tested, protocol is in draft Dev = Resource Value and Protocol are still being developed

wildlife

timber

soils

biodiversity

riparian

2007/08 service plan deliverables:– % achievement of monitoring targets completed by

districts

– % of FRPA values with measurable indicators for FREP monitoring and evaluation

– Number of intensive evaluation projects conducted based on RSM red flags and/or other documented priority setting procedures

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