Flinders Ranges and Outback Integrated Strategic Tourism Plan

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Final Plan Managing Tourism Activities to Protect Ecological Assets 11.3 Environment Management Framework Table 5. Summary of ecological assets in the Flinders Ranges and Outback and the management of potential impact of poorly managed tourism activities. Ecological asset Examples Appropriate Tourism Activities Potential Impacts of Poorly Managed Tourism Activities Management Response Mound Springs Marree-Peake Lake Frome Regional Reserve Dalhousie Springs (within Witjira National Park) Wabma Kadarbu Mound Springs Conservation Park Walking Off-road driving Swimming only in Dalhousie Springs and in pool at Coward Springs Camping Driving on 4WD tracks Trampling of native vegetation and damage by off-road vehicles Localised increases in foot traffic Erosion Littering (nonbiodegradable) Dogs/cats disturbing local fauna Water contamination (e.g. sunscreen) Designated walking trails and 4WD vehicle tracks Code of practice for driving on tracks Provision of literature regarding conservation principles at Mound Springs Restrictions on camping during fire ban seasons Lighting of fires Collection of firewood around campsites Sediment disturbance Controlled access to areas with threatened species or plant communities of high conservation priority Firewood collection guidelines Rubbish collection and measures Arid Rivers and Associated Waterholes Warburton River Macumba River Neales River Cooper Creek (partly within Innamincka Regional Reserve) Walking Fishing – in accordance with applicable restrictions Boating Driving on 4WD tracks Trampling of native vegetation and damage from off-road vehicles Erosion Localised increases in foot traffic Littering (nonbiodegradable) Dogs/cats disturbing local fauna Depleting local fish stocks Designated walking trails and 4WD vehicle tracks Code of practice for driving on tracks Provision of literature regarding conservation principles Appropriate rubbish removal Sediment disturbance Urban & Regional Planning Solutions d:\frosa region istp\frosa region istp.doc Page 73
Final Plan Planning Policy That Facilitates Sustainable Tourism Development Coongie Lakes (Large freshwater lakes) Lake Marradibbadibba (mainly dry) Kudriemitchie waterhole (significant amphibian habitat) Coongie Lakes National Park Innamincka Regional Reserve Walking Driving on 4WD tracks Cycling Swimming Camping Boating Fishing is not allowed in Coongie Lakes National Park and restricted in Inland waterways Trampling native vegetation and damage from off-road vehicles Erosion Localised increases in foot and cycling traffic Spread of weeds and disease Littering (nonbiodegradable) Dogs/cats disturbing breeding water birds and other fauna Depleting local fish stocks Water contamination (e.g. sunscreen) Collection of firewood around camping sites Sediment disturbance Designated walking trails and 4WD vehicle tracks Code of practice for driving on tracks Provision of literature regarding conservation principles Restrictions on camping during fire ban seasons Appropriate firewood collection Protection of areas comprising threatened species or plant communities of high conservation priority Apply a buffer zone to significant tourism developments Vegetation clearance only in modified vegetation and with significant offset obligations Appropriate rubbish, stormwater and effluent disposal Salt Lakes Lake Eyre National Park Lake Torrens National Park Lake Gairdner National Park Lake Frome Regional Reserve Walking Driving on 4WD tracks Trampling of native vegetation Localised increases in foot traffic Littering (nonbiodegradable) Dogs/cats disturbing water birds and other fauna Designated walking trails Provision of literature regarding conservation principles Flinders Ranges Flinders Ranges National Walking Trampling of native Designated walking, Park Cycling vegetation and damage cycling and horseriding trails and 4WD from off-road vehicles Vulkathunha-Gammon Horse-riding vehicle tracks Ranges National Park Erosion Driving on 4WD Code of practice for Aroona Sanctuary Localised increases in foot tracks 4WD driving and cycling traffic Ediacara Conservation Camping Provision of literature Spread of weeds and Urban & Regional Planning Solutions d:\frosa region istp\frosa region istp.doc Page 74
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