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Forest management (Northwest Territories)
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Harvesting ^{Footnote 1}
Area harvested (hectares)	334	392	326	460	390	390	182	190	80	60	60	60	60	51	141	141	51	31	9	2	3	244	581	630	439	650	502	604	519	405	467
Volume harvested (cubic metres)	36,669	39,169	33,151	38,847	32,606	18,175	18,053	16,750	10,868	27,883	30,404	23,750	23,750	24,243	24,243	24,243	26,437	25,831	29,671	19,339	19,558	70,771	154,488	143,036	207,377	126,807	181,149	202,517	45,646	40,106	37,842
Regeneration (hectares) ^{Footnote 2}
Area planted										27	27	27	27	7	19	19	29	59	81	84	204	301	279	188	96	82	94	57	52	48	70
Area seeded																											2	2	1
Third-party certification (hectares) ^{Footnote 3}
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Footnote 1

Harvesting

Sources:

National Forestry Database. Harvest, Table 5.1, Net merchantable volume of roundwood harvested by ownership, category and species group. (accessed June 21, 2022).
National Forestry Database. Harvest, Table 5.2, Area harvested by ownership, management and harvesting method. (accessed June 21, 2022).

Notes:

The national and provincial/territorial profile figures for harvesting volumes include data for industrial roundwood, fuelwood and firewood from provincial and territorial Crown land and from private land.
Area harvested data include federal, provincial, territorial and private forest lands.

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Footnote 2

Regeneration

Sources:

National Forestry Database. Regeneration, Table 6.3, Area of direct seeding by ownership and application method. (accessed June 21, 2022).
National Forestry Database. Regeneration, Table 6.5, Area planted by ownership and species group. (accessed June 21, 2022).

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Footnote 3

Third-party certification

Source: Certification Canada, Canadian statistics. (accessed May 25, 2022).

Note: If a forest area has been certified to more than one of the three sustainable forest management standards (Canadian Standards Association, Sustainable Forestry Initiative, and Forest Stewardship Council), the area is counted only once. Therefore, the total certification for sustainable forest management standards may be less than the sum of the individual totals for these standards. The independently certified forest area is calculated using Forest Management Units, which include streams, lakes, rivers and roads.

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Forest management (Northwest Territories)