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23 5. FIVE YEAR MANAGEMENT PROGRAM The Management actions proposed will be carried out in accordance with guidelines contained in the relevant procedural policies listed in Appendix 1. 5.1 Conservation Management Goal - Manage Red Gum NFRs for the long term conservation of native plant and animal communities. 5.1.1 Specific Objectives – Habitat Management Action Priority Timing Maintain diverse vegetation structure and Review the requirement for prescribed burning or Med Ongoing composition. other management operations to maintain biodiversity in Red and Manna gum associations Evaluate the desirability to remove Coastal Wattle Med 2001 from these Reserves. Ongoing High Collaborate with other agencies involved in ecological studies to ensure that information obtained is included in the Natural Resource Data section of this plan. 5.1.2 Specific Objective – Conservation Research Coordinate and facilitate projects to improve knowledge and understanding of the natural features and biological community. High Ongoing 5.1.3 Specific Objective – Cooperative Management Consult with adjoining land owners Advise neighbours of management operations which may affect them, eg. pest plant and animal control, community use. Final Plan- February 2001
24 5.2 Community Use Goals – Manage community use of the Reserves consistent with its primary conservation purpose - Promote understanding and awareness of their conservation values. Ongoing High Erect and maintain signs at appropriate locations 5.2.1 Specific Objective – Reserve Identity Identify ownership of the Reserves, their names, status, area, and permitted activities. 2001 Low Nominate Muddy Flat NFR and Cpt. C and D at Round Waterhole NFR for entry to the register of the National Estate High Ongoing Restrict public vehicle access to permitted activities. 5.2.2 Specific Objective – Access Prohibit unauthorised access to minimise damage to natural features. Ongoing High Ensure that permitted activities and approved public events are compatible with the conservation aims of the Reserve and comply with regulations under the relevant Acts for the protection of native flora and fauna. 5.2.3 Specific Objectives – Community Use Manage recreation activities to minimise impacts on natural features. Ongoing High Inform recreation users that certain areas may be declared unavailable to high impact activities. Identify sensitive areas for exclusion from high impact recreation activities High Ongoing Ensure that the impacts of permitted activities are monitored and reported by recreation users or ForestrySA. Identify and regulate activities that have the potential for deleterious impacts and implement appropriate monitoring programs. Final Plan – February 2001
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