Forest, Soil and Water Conservation (Amendment) Ordinance 1984 (Ordinance No. 34 of 1984). Country/Territory Grenada Document type Legislation Date 1984 Source FAO, FAOLEX Original source Official publication, pp. 141-146. Long titleAn Ordinance to amend the Forest, Soil and Water Conservation Ordinance. Subject Forestry Keyword Institution Forest service/forest officers Timber extraction/logging Offences/penalties Forest management/forest conservation Geographical area Americas, Caribbean, Latin America and the Caribbean, North Atlantic, Small Island Developing States Abstract Section 2 is amended by defining as "Minister" the Minister of Agriculture. The word "Ministry" shall be construed accordingly. There shall be established within the Ministry a Forestry Department and a Chief Forestry Officer shall be appointed. The Forestry Department shall manage, plant and otherwise use, for the purposes of the implementation of the forest policy of the State, any land vested in it or placed at its disposal by he Minister (new sect. 3). The forest policy of the State consists of the points listed in section 3A. Section 18 of the Principal Act is repealed and substituted a section which redefines forest offences. A new section (18A) regulates the cutting on private land of mahogany trees of any size and those trees specified in the Second Schedule with a diameter not exceeding six inches. No such cutting shall be done without a permit of the Chief Forest Officer. (8 sections and a Schedule) Full text English References - Legislation Amends Forest, Soil and Water Conservation Act (Cap. 116). Legislation | Grenada | 1949 (1984) Keyword: Ecosystem preservation, Environmental planning, Policy/planning, Forest management/forest conservation, Forestry protection measures, Institution, Timber extraction/logging, Authorization/permit, Protection forest, Forest service/forest officers, Private forest, Soil conservation/soil improvement, Protected area, Enforcement/compliance, Offences/penalties, Protection of species, Public land, Erosion, Grazing, Freshwater pollution, Freshwater resources management, Water conservation zone, Pollution control, Protection of habitats Source: FAO, FAOLEX