PEEL WATERSHED PLANNING REGION:
LMU 1: Ogilvie River Headwaters
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Objectives
- Wilderness character is maintained.
- Culturally important sites intact.
- Winter habitat of the Porcupine caribou herd without recent disturbances.
- Water quality and flow from the Ogilvie headwaters not affected by human activities.
- Community cultural activities practised without significant disturbance.
Rationale for Designation
- Culturally important travel route with historic and prehistoric settlements.
- TH consider this area important for long-term sustenance.
- Includes the headwaters of the Ogilvie watershed, and is considered important for water quality.
- Extensive concentrated and general use areas for the Porcupine herd.
- Includes a portion of the Blackstone Uplands, which were considered a candidate for protection by the Peel River Watershed Advisory Committee.
- Generally low non-renewable resource development potential, because of lower mineral and oil and
gas potentials, and distance from an existing road.
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Cumulative Effects Indicators
Surface Disturbance
Linear Disturbance
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Special Management Considerations
None
These gauges show how much of each disturbance indicator there is in the LMU with the needle and the large number near the middle. The colours indicate disturbance level zones or “thresholds”. If the needle is in the white zone, no management threshold has been reached.
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