Biodiversity Recovery Plan - Lockyer Valley Regional Council

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1.0 Vegetation clearing Threats 0. Loss or fragmentation of significant species populations, significant species habitat or significant ecological communities through vegetation clearing. Significant species at risk: All of the significant species covered by this recovery plan except Falco hypoleucos and Grantiella picta. Significant ecological communities at risk: All of the significant ecosystems covered by this recovery plan. 0. Loss of trees suitable for nesting through vegetation clearing. Significant bird species at risk: Calyptorhynchus lathami, Cyclopsitta diopthalma coxeni, Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus, Erythrotriorchis radiatus, Lophoictinia isura, Neophema pulchella, Nettapus coromandelianus, Ninox strenua, Tyto novaehollandiae, Tyto tenebricosa. Significant mammal species at risk: Dasyurus maculatus maculatus. 0. Loss of trees with decorticating bark through vegetation clearing. Significant reptile species at risk: Hoplocephalus stephensii. Significant bird species at risk: Climacteris erythrops. 0. Loss of food trees through vegetation clearing. Significant bird species at risk: Calyptorhynchus lathami, Cyclopsitta diopthalma coxeni. Significant mammal species at risk: Phascolarctos cinereus. 0. Loss of trees suitable for roosting through vegetation clearing. Significant mammal species at risk: Chalinolobus picatus, Kerivoula papuensis. 0. Loss or fragmentation of Boronia species populations or species habitat through vegetation clearing. Significant invertebrate species at risk: Nesolycaena albosericea. 28
Recovery objective Performance criteria Actions Timeline Responsibility 1. To ensure that vegetation clearing does not cause or contribute to: • A decline in the conservation status of Regional Ecosystems, • A decline in the conservation status of threatened species; or • The loss of regionally significant species. • Development applicants are required to demonstrate that significant species and ecological communities will not be negatively impacted by proposed developments. • Vegetation clearing applicants are required to demonstrate that significant species and ecological communities will not be negatively impacted by proposed clearing. • Nature Refuge Agreements, Voluntary Conservation Covenants (VCCs) or Voluntary Conservation Agreements (VCAs) are secured for significant species habitats and significant ecological communities on private land. 1 Develop Local Government Planning Scheme and/or Local Law mechanisms from the recommended statutory measures in Section 4.2 of this Recovery Plan. 1 Seek the incorporation of the significant species and ecological community management principles identified in this recovery plan into the South-East Queensland Regional Vegetation Management Plan (SEQ RVMP). 1 Establish Voluntary Conservation Covenant (VCC) and Voluntary Conservation Agreement (VCA) programs in Gatton and Laidley Shires (refer Section 4.2 of this Recovery Plan). 1 Negotiate private land Nature Refuge Agreements, Voluntary Conservation Covenants (VCCs) and/or Voluntary Conservation Agreements (VCAs) in accordance with annual targets (refer Action 11A). 29 Complete by 06/03 Complete by 06/03 Complete by 12/03 Commence by 12/03, complete by 12/08 in accordance with annual targets GSC & LSC assisted by LCA LCA GSC & LSC assisted by LCA GSC & LSC assisted by LCA
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