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25 5.3 Protection Goal – Protect the Reserves to minimise impacts from human induced or natural events. High Ongoing Regulate public access and use of the Reserve in the fire danger period. When necessary take special measures eg: track or fire break construction, and back burning to minimise the area burnt. Maintain effective perimeter fire breaks and internal access tracks to facilitate wild fire control. 5.3.1 Specific Objective – Wild-fire Protection Minimise the area burnt in wild-fires using a range of wildfire prevention measures Ongoing High Ongoing High High Ongoing Monitor feral animal populations and implement control operations as required. Maintain the program to remove pine regeneration Liaise with Wattle Range Council to eradicate Bridal Creeper from Stone Reserve No.1. 5.3.2 Specific Objective – Introduced Species Minimise impacts from introduced plants and animals Ongoing 2001 Med High High Ongoing Ensure precautions are taken to prevent damage to the Reserve by commercial forestry activities such as herbicide spraying, fertiliser application, and logging operations. Prohibit firewood removal unless as approved management operation eg. track widening. Prohibit bee husbandry on ForestrySA land which may impact on the flora in these Reserves. Regulate native species seed harvesting in accordance with ForestrySA policy. Negotiate with petroleum and mineral exploration licence holders to minimise impacts in these 5.3.3 Specific Objective – Commercial Activity Regulate and monitor commercial activities in the Reserve and adjacent plantation areas to minimise damage to the biological community High Ongoing Ongoing High Ongoing High Final Plan – February 2001
26 Reserves as per Petroleum Act 2000 and Mining Act 1971, and Regulations. 5.4 Rehabilitation Goal – Rehabilitation sites that have been ACTION PRIORITY TIMING severely degraded post-European settlement 5.4.1 Specific Objectives – Habitat Management Improve native vegetation diversity. Pursue opportunities to revegetate those areas at Med Ongoing Muddy Flat NFR previously leased for grazing. Evaluate the desirability to retain or remove exotic Low 2001 species planted on former school land (Section 197) according to perceived Heritage value. Med 2001 Remove netting fence on southern and western boundaries of Cpt. B Round Waterhole NFR 5.1.2 Specific Objectives – Restoration Remove unnatural structures. Final Plan – February 2001
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