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Midland Marmion Marine Park W RIVER M ITCHEL L MIDLAND FW Y ANNEROO RD Indian Ocean PERTH TONKIN GREAT EASTERN SWAN HWY HWY (BYPASS) ROE HWY Swan Estuary Marine Park ALBANY FREMANTLE LEACH KW I NANA HWY CANNING RIVER REGIONAL PARK CANNING HWY RIVER FWY Carnac I. FO RREST Thomsons Lake RD ARMADALE Forrestdale Lake Garden Island RD THOMAS HWY MUND I JONG RD WESTERN Shoalwater Islands Marine Park LOCALITY 5 0 5 10 km SOUTH Scale Bar
Part A. Introduction environment; freshwater environment; billabong; modified forest and woodlands on the flood plain. The Park is also highly valued as a refuge for birds and other wildlife. The Park is listed on the Register of the National Estate. Recreation values Being so close to Perth and surrounded by urban development, highlights the importance of the area as a recreation resource. A wide variety of recreation activities and experiences are available to users of the Park. Recreation development plans have been developed in conjunction with this Management Plan. See Sections 23 and 25. Previous studies The Swan-Canning River System and this section of the Canning River in particular have been the subject of numerous studies, and a wide range of literature exists that covers the biological and cultural aspects of the Park. This Management Plan does not seek to repeat that information, but does refer to it as a basis for identifying and evaluating future management options and directions. A common management direction The establishment of a management structure, common goals and agreement on priorities is necessary for safeguarding this regional resource where a number of land owners, the general public and interest groups are involved. This Management Plan has been written in conjunction with all the proposed land managers and comments were sought from the public on the draft plan in order to establish a common management direction. Community involvement and community education are important ingredients in achieving the management goals set out in this plan. 3
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Page 4 and 5: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Numerous individual
Page 6 and 7: E. COMMUNITY RELATIONS 29. Informat
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Page 30 and 31: SURREY RD SALTMARSH ADENIA RESERVE
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Page 40 and 41: Part D. Recreation is also proposed
Page 42 and 43: Part D. Recreation Timber Industry
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Page 46 and 47: Part E. Community Relations PART E
Page 48 and 49: Part F Research and Monitoring PART
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Page 52 and 53: References and Bibliography Powell,
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Appendices ONGOING PRIORITY (CONT
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Appendices HIGH PRIORITY (cont’d)
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Appendices MEDIUM PRIORITY Section
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