Conservation Reserves Management Strategy 2003 - Parks Victoria

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CONTENTS1 INTRODUCTION 11.1 Background 11.2 Purpose 31.3 LCC and ECC recommendations and legislation 41.4 Categories of conservation reserves 72 MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES 82.1 Nature Conservation Reserves 92.2 Natural Features Reserves 102.3 Historic and Cultural Features Reserves 113 OVERVIEW OF THE RESERVE ESTATE 133.1 Overview of the reserve estate 133.2 Assessment of management activity 333.3 Information gaps and data limitations 364 MANAGEMENT DIRECTIONS 415 STRATEGIES FOR IMPLEMENTATION 465.1 Legislative and management arrangements 465.2 Reserve priorities 475.3 Planning and work programs for individual reserves 485.4 Information collection and management 495.5 Community and stakeholder partnerships 505.6 Education and public awareness 515.7 Reporting and performance measurement frameworks 52REFERENCES 53APPENDICES 541 Reserve Management Statement 542 Criteria for reserves requiring management plans 573 Priority reserves 58iii
FIGURESTABLES1 Areas managed by Parks Victoria 22 The percentage of reserves of each category by district 163 Number of conservation reserves by size class 174 Percentage area of each conservation reserve category by district 185 Number of important, rare and large EVCs in conservation reserves 216 Number of conservation reserves by recorded fauna diversity class 227 Number of conservation reserves by threatened fauna class 238 Number of conservation reserves by flora diversity class 259 Number of conservation reserves by threatened flora class 2610 Number of conservation reserves with wetlands in each category 2811 Limitations of EVC mapping for Little Dalyenong Flora Reserve (NCR) 381 Types of parks comprising the parks and reserves system 32 Reservation status of conservation reserves 63 Categories of conservation reserves 74 Number and area of each conservation reserve category 135 Number of reserves within each LCC/ECC category 146 Number and area of reserves of each category in each region and district 157 Number of conservation reserves by size and connectivity class 198 Number of threatened EVCs in conservation reserves 209 Number and percentage of conservation reserves in each category with fauna records 2210 Number and percentage of conservation reserves in each category with threatened 23fauna records11 Number of highest priority fauna records and number of reserves with highest priority faunaspecies for each district 2412 Number and percentage of conservation reserves in each category with flora records 2513 Number and percentage of conservation reserves in each category with threatened flora records 2614 Number of highest priority flora records and number of reserves with highest priority flora speciesfor each district 2715 Number and percentage of conservation reserves in each category with threatened floraand fauna records 2716 Number of conservation reserves in each category with wetlands 2817 Number and percentage of conservation reserves with historic places and total numberand percentage of places for each category 2918 Number and percentage of conservation reserves with known Indigenous sites foreach category 29iv
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Page 13 and 14: TABLE 2RESERVATION STATUS OF CONSER
Page 15 and 16: 2 MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVESThe manageme
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Page 31 and 32: TABLE 11NUMBER OF HIGHEST PRIORITY
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APPENDICESAPPENDIX 1 RESERVE MANAGE
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