DRAFT Tuart Conservation and Management Strategy

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APPENDIX 6.2 OTHER RELEVANT STRATEGIES, POLICIES AND PLANS Policies, Plans and Programs Agency Status Action Plan For Natural Resource Management 2002 - 2007 Peel-Harvey Catchment Council Nonstatutory (Draft) Bush Forever WA Planning Commission Nonstatutory Clearing native vegetation Environmental Protection Authority Statutory (Draft) Coastal and Lakelands Planning Strategy WA Planning Commission Nonstatutory Conservation of biodiversity legislation Department of Conservation and Land Management Statutory (Draft) Statement of Planning Policy: Environment and natural resources policy WA Planning Commission Statutory (Draft) Environmental Protection Plans Environmental Protection Authority Statutory Greater Bunbury Region Scheme WA Planning Commission Statutory (in process) Groundwater area management plans Water and Rivers Commission Statutory Inner Peel Structure Plan WA Planning Commission Nonstatutory International Agreements (eg. RAMSAR) Commonwealth of Australia Statutory Lake Clifton Policy Environmental Protection Authority Nonstatutory Metropolitan Region Scheme WA Planning Commission Statutory Peel Bushland Plan Draft Statement of Planning Policy: Peel Harvey Coastal Plain Catchment Policy WA Planning Commission Nonstatutory Peel Region Scheme WA Planning Commission Statutory Peel Sustainable Development Strategy Peel Development Commission Nonstatutory Public Drinking Water Source Policy WA Planning Commission Draft SPP 27 Public drinking water source protection plans Water and Rivers Commission Statutory Regional park management plans Department of Conservation and Land Statutory Management Soil and land conservation Department of Agriculture Statutory South West Regional Strategy for Natural Resource Management South West Catchment Council Nonstatutory Regional Development Schemes Development Commissions Nonstatutory State Planning Strategy WA Planning Commission Nonstatutory State Sustainability Strategy Government of Western Australia Non- Statutory Town Planning and Development Act All planning agencies (WA Planning Statutory Commission and Local Authorities) Town planning schemes Specific local Governments Statutory Water resource allocation and protection plans Water and Rivers Commission Statutory 27 Statement of Planning Policy 55
APPENDIX 6.3 STRUCTURE OF TUART CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGY VISION Tuart and its associated ecosystems are valued by Western Australians for the range of benefits they can provide. They will therefore be conserved, protected and enhanced for current and future generations to enjoy. OUTCOMES Outcome 1: Conservation Outcome 2: Research Outcome 3: Community Awareness Outcome 4: Partnerships Outcome 5: Development Plans Outcome 6: Incentives Tuart and its ecosystems will be adequately conserved and sustainably managed in reserves and on private lands. Investigations will lead to a thorough knowledge of the biological value of tuart and its ecosystems, and a thorough understanding of what affects tuart’s health. The community will increase its awareness of tuart and its ecosystems, and their benefits to humankind. This awareness will be shared between different community groups. Partnerships will be built or consolidated within between community groups with differing interests in tuart trees or tuart ecosystems. All plans and processes for developing land within tuart’s natural range will take account of the need to conserve tuart and its ecosystems. Institutional arrangements will provide incentives and support to landowners and land managers for the conservation and management of tuart and its ecosystems. Existing Actions Existing Actions Existing Actions Existing Actions Existing Actions Aims Strategies Targets Aims Strategies Targets Aims Strategies Targets Aims Strategies Targets Aims Strategies Targets Aims Strategies Targets IMPLEMENTATION MODELS FOR COORDINATION AND MAKING DECISIONS Adaptive Management ACTION PLAN Adaptive Management 56
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