NATURAL HERITAGE STRATEGY - Hume City Council

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MEASURING SUCCESS CONTINUED Objective Key Performance Indicator (KPI) KPI 9 Positive change in community capacity to manage native vegetation. KPI 10 Increase in weed compliance in Hume by the State government. KPI 11 Increase in knowledge of the distribution of local fauna populations. Positive change in community awareness of native fauna. KPI 12 KPI 13 Positive change in community capacity to manage native fauna habitat. KPI 14 Increase in the extent of native vegetation on Council-managed land adjacent to waterways. Increase in the extent of native vegetation along waterways on private rural land. KPI 15 KPI 16 Positive change in community capacity to manage waterways. KPI 17 Increase in the number of collaborative rabbit management projects between Council and Melbourne Water. 26 HUME CITY COUNCIL NATURAL HERITAGE STRATEGY ACTION PLAN 2011 - 2015
KPI Measure KPI Baseline Result KPI Target Surveys (pre and post event and program). Baseline data on community capacity to be collected as part of the implementation of this strategy. 40% increase in community capacity to manage native vegetation by 2015. Number of weed compliance inspections undertaken on private land in Hume by the Department of Primary Industries (DPI). Fauna surveying. In 2010-11, DPI did not undertake any compliance in Hume. Baseline data to be collected as part of the implementation of this strategy. 20 annual DPI compliance inspections in Hume by 2015. 10 Council-managed conservation sites thoroughly surveyed. Surveys (pre and post event and program). Number of fauna sightings reported by the community annually. Baseline data on awareness to be collected as part of the implementation of this strategy. In 2010-11, 28 fauna sightings were reported to Council by the community. 40% increase in community awareness by 2015. 20% increase in fauna sightings reported by the community. Surveys (pre and post event and program). Baseline data on community capacity to be collected as part of the implementation of this strategy. 40% increase in community capacity to manage native fauna by 2015. Number of indigenous plants recruited annually along waterways on Councilmanaged land. In 2010-11, 5,833 plants were planted along waterways on Council-managed land through the Greening Program. 10,000 indigenous plants recruited annually along waterways on Councilmanaged land. Number of indigenous plants recruited annually along waterways on private rural land. In 2010-11, 11,762 plants were donated to rural landowners with land adjacent to waterways through Council’s Rural Areas Plant Donation Scheme. Baseline data on rural landowner revegetation of waterways through other sources to be collected as part of the implementation of this strategy. 12,000 indigenous plants recruited annually along waterways on private land through the Rural Areas Plant Donation Scheme. Surveys (pre and post event and program). Baseline data on community capacity to be collected as part of the implementation of this strategy. 40% increase in community capacity to manage waterways by 2015. Percentage of Melbourne Water rabbit management works aligned with Council rabbit control works. In 2010-11, no Melbourne Water rabbit management works were aligned with Council rabbit control works. 20% of Council’s annual rabbit control works supported by complementary Melbourne Water rabbit management works by 2015. HUME CITY COUNCIL NATURAL HERITAGE STRATEGY ACTION PLAN 2011 - 2015 27
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