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TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE ___________________________________________________________________ i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS______________________________________________________ii SUMMARY _________________________________________________________________ iii TABLE OF CONTENTS______________________________________________________ viii INDEX TO ACTIONS ________________________________________________________ xi PART A LAND USE MANAGEMENT _________________________________________1 1.0 LAND TENURE ________________________________________________________2 2.0 PARK ZONES _________________________________________________________9 PART B MANAGEMENT FOR CONSERVATION PHYSICAL RESOURCES______14 3.0 CLIMATE ____________________________________________________________15 4.0 GEOLOGY, SOILS AND LANDFORMS____________________________________16 5.0 HYDROLOGY ________________________________________________________18 6.0 VISUAL LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT ___________________________________20 PART C MANAGEMENT FOR CONSERVATION BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES___25 7.0 FLORA AND VEGETATION ____________________________________________26 8.0 FAUNA______________________________________________________________30 PART D MANAGEMENT FOR CONSERVATION PROTECTION_______________34 9.0 DISEASE_____________________________________________________________35 10.0 FIRE_______________________________________________________________37 11.0 WEEDS_____________________________________________________________47 12.0 FERAL ANIMALS ___________________________________________________49 13.0 REHABILITATION___________________________________________________51 14.0 RAW MATERIAL EXTRACTION_______________________________________52 15.0 COMMERCIAL USE__________________________________________________54 15.1 MINING________________________________________________________________________54 15.2 COMMERCIAL FISHING_________________________________________________________54 15.3 BEEKEEPING___________________________________________________________________56 16.0 UTILITIES AND SERVICES____________________________________________57 PART E MANAGEMENT FOR CONSERVATION CULTURAL RESOURCES_____59 17.0 ABORIGINAL AND EUROPEAN HISTORY ______________________________60 PART F MANAGEMENT FOR RECREATION _______________________________64 18.0 RECREATION MANAGEMENT PHILOSOPHY ___________________________65 19.0 ACCESS____________________________________________________________65 viii
20.0 RECREATION AREAS________________________________________________74 20.1 RECREATION SITES ____________________________________________________________74 20.2 VALLEY OF THE GIANTS________________________________________________________79 20.3 COALMINE BEACH AREA _______________________________________________________80 20.4 NUYTS WILDERNESS AREA _____________________________________________________82 21.0 RECREATION ACTIVITIES ___________________________________________85 21.1 PLEASURE DRIVING AND SIGHTSEEING__________________________________________85 21.2 RECREATIONAL FISHING AND FOUR-WHEEL DRIVING ____________________________86 21.3 BUSHWALKING AND CYCLING __________________________________________________87 21.4 CAMPING______________________________________________________________________91 21.5 BOATING, YACHTING AND CANOEING ___________________________________________93 21.6 SAILBOARDING AND SURFING __________________________________________________94 21.7 MARRONING___________________________________________________________________95 21.8 COMMERCIAL TOUR OPERATORS AND LARGE GROUPS __________________________96 22.0 PETS_______________________________________________________________98 22.1 DOGS__________________________________________________________________________98 22.2 HORSES _______________________________________________________________________99 PART G COMMUNICATIONS____________________________________________101 23.0 COMMUNITY RELATIONS _____________________________________________102 PART H RESEARCH AND MONITORING _________________________________108 24.0 RESEARCH AND MONITORING______________________________________109 PART I IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PLAN_________________________________110 25.0 PRIORITIES _______________________________________________________111 26.0 STAFF ____________________________________________________________113 27.0 FUNDING _________________________________________________________114 28.0 EVALUATION AND REVIEW_________________________________________114 BIBLIOGRAPHY ___________________________________________________________115 APPENDIX 1_______________________________________________________________119 Vegetation Map Map based on site-based survey data <strong>and</strong> vegetation classification <strong>of</strong> WardellJohnson et al. (1989a). This map is a guide only; local small scale variations occur within designated units. ix
Page 2 and 3: WALPOLE - NORNALUP NATIONAL PARK MA
Page 4 and 5: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The CALM Planning
Page 6 and 7: The Park provides a range of activi
Page 8 and 9: KEY ISSUES AND MANAGEMENT ACTIONS A
Page 12 and 13: TABLES 1. Reserves and Enclaves wit
Page 14 and 15: - invertebrates 25(6,5) Feral anima
Page 16 and 17: PART A LAND USE MANAGEMENT 1
Page 18 and 19: Shire Reserves Shire reserves can b
Page 20 and 21: LOCATION/ RESERVE CLASS AREA VESTIN
Page 22: of Loc. 1426. along southern bounda
Page 26 and 27: 6. Liaise with the Shire of Manjimu
Page 28 and 29: ZONE DESCRIPTION RECREATION LEVEL O
Page 32 and 33: PART B MANAGEMENT FOR CONSERVATION
Page 34 and 35: ACTIONS 1. Monitor climatic data fo
Page 36 and 37: 5.0 HYDROLOGY BACKGROUND Estuaries
Page 38 and 39: 5. Encourage greater harnessing of
Page 40 and 41: • Road alignments that do not fol
Page 42 and 43: 7. Encourage shires, other governme
Page 44 and 45: 7.0 FLORA AND VEGETATION BACKGROUND
Page 46 and 47: TABLE 4 RELATIVE SENSITIVITY OF PLA
Page 48 and 49: 11. Map the location and extent of
Page 50 and 51: • The Black Bittern, which requir
Page 52 and 53: PART D MANAGEMENT FOR CONSERVATION
Page 54 and 55: The identification of areas of susc
Page 56 and 57: European settlement. Coastal areas
Page 58 and 59: - the towns of Walpole, Nornalup an
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esources. While most of the coastal
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9. Liaise with Bush Fire Brigades t
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planted in Walpole, and blackberry
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ISSUES • Foxes and cats can sever
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6. Investigate more effective rehab
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15.0 COMMERCIAL USE 15.1 MINING BAC
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5. Liaise with the fishing industry
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4. Refer any proposal for utility c
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17.0 ABORIGINAL AND EUROPEAN HISTOR
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Mitchell's personal fondness of the
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PART F MANAGEMENT FOR RECREATION GO
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at least two weeks in advance in ac
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Substantial improvements to 4WD coa
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- traditional use of the area. •
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• Minimise conflict between users
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SITE ACTIVITIES ZONE PROPOSAL Salmo
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20.2 VALLEY OF THE GIANTS BACKGROUN
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• Numbers and types of visitors v
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• The remoteness and lack of easy
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21.0 RECREATION ACTIVITIES 21.1 PLE
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OBJECTIVES • Provide a variety of
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Three categories of paths will be p
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• a variety of lengths and diffic
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21.5 BOATING, YACHTING AND CANOEING
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OBJECTIVE • Provide opportunities
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OBJECTIVES • Ensure the impacts o
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STRATEGY Dogs will be allowed on Fo
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PART G COMMUNICATIONS GOAL: • Fos
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• Integration of information so t
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LEVEL LOCATION POSSIBLE TYPE OF INF
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11. Investigate the use of the land
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24.0 RESEARCH AND MONITORING BACKGR
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25.0 PRIORITIES BACKGROUND The impl
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26.0 STAFF BACKGROUND The Park is s
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115 BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Arnold, A. A. Burbidge and A. J. M.
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119 APPENDIX 1
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