Conservation Reserves Management Strategy 2003 - Parks Victoria

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CONSERVATION RESERVES MANAGEMENT STRATEGYParks VictoriaJanuary 2003
This strategy for managing Conservation Reserves has been approved for implementation. Thestrategy establishes for the first time a strategic approach that Parks Victoria staff can apply to themanagement of individual Conservation Reserves. By setting overarching management directionsincluding guiding principles, the strategy will enable Parks Victoria to significantly improvemanagement of reserves.Its purpose is to set directions and strategies to guide management of the full range of activitiesundertaken in reserves. The strategy establishes strategic management objectives for Parks Victoria’sfour output areas, which can be applied to all three categories of Conservation Reserves— NatureConservation Reserves, Natural Features Reserves, and Historic and Cultural Features Reserves. Inaddition it provides a strategic priority ranking of Conservation Reserves, based on environmentalvalues to guide the programming of management activities.The Conservation Reserves Management Strategy is also a key document, which details the availableinformation about environmental, historic and indigenous values and visitor facilities in ConservationReserves and clarifies gaps in knowledge about the reserve estate. Development of the strategy wasundertaken jointly with the Department of Sustainability and Environment and involved input fromParks Victoria staff including staff responsible for the management of Conservation Reserves.Published in January 2003 by Parks VictoriaLevel 10, 535 Bourke Street Melbourne, Victoria, 3000Bibliography.ISBN 0 7311 8332 0Disclaimer:Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this strategy is accurate. Parks Victoriadoes not guarantee that the publication is without flaw of any kind and therefore disclaims all liabilityfor any error, loss or other consequence which may arise from you relying on any information in thepublication.Cover: From left, Korong Vale Bushland Reserve (NFR), aerial and vegetation of Little DalyenongFlora Reserve (NCR). (Photographs Rhonda Bullock)ii
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APPENDICESAPPENDIX 1 RESERVE MANAGE
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