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Managing environmental impacts of use# GUIDING PRINCIPLE1The reserve shall strive to continually improve its environmental management systems,through reducing or mitigating the environmental impacts of, inter alia: administrative andvisitor infrastructure; solid waste disposal; water supply and distribution systems; energysupply and distribution networks; sewage systems; and herbicide and fuel supplies.Reserve Management Documents: Legalameetse Nature Reserve (Strategic Plan) 41
Management actions and targetsKPA 2: Sustainable UseObjective 2.1: Construct, upgrade and maintain day visitor and overnight visitor buildings and infrastructure in the LNRManagement action Priority Management targets Key performanceindicators(i) Upgrade, renovate and maintain the overnight visitor buildings,facilities, equipment and linked infrastructure (including bulkinfrastructure), to meet the LTA/LEDET standards for the provision ofnature-based tourism products.(ii) Upgrade, renovate and maintain the day visitor facilities in andaround the designated picnic site.(iii) Standardise, install and maintain directional and informationalsignage within, and en route to, the reserve.Functional overnightand day visitorbuildings andinfrastructure.Level of conformance(%) with South AfricanNational Standard(SANS) 1197:2012.Objective 2.2: Develop, deliver and maintain a range of tourism and recreational services for visitors to the LNRManagement action Priority Management targets Key performanceindicators(i) Support entrepreneurial opportunities for local communities toparticipate in the provision of tourist and recreational products andservices (e.g. catering, cultural experiences, etc.).(ii) Maintain and promote the use of the existing small to mid-sized(maximum 50 people) event and conferencing facility.(iii) Design, market and institute a guided interpretive heritage routefor reserve visitors (with consideration given to using local communitymembers as guides).(iv) Facilitate controlled access to the reserve for othercomplementary recreational activities, including mountain biking,hiking, horse riding, trail running and 4x4 trail use.Effectively managedand regularlymaintained tourismand recreationalservices.Level of conformance(%) with South AfricanNational Standard(SANS) 1197:2012.ResponsibilityLTA; ReserveManagerReserve Manager;LTAReserve ManagerResponsibilityLegalameetseNature Reserve Co-ManagementCommittee;Reserve ManagerLTA; ReserveManagerLTA; LegalameetseNature Reserve Co-ManagementCommitteeReserve ManagerTime frame(Years 1 – 5)1 2 3 4 5Time frame(Years 1 – 5)1 2 3 4 5Reserve Management Documents: Legalameetse Nature Reserve (Strategic Plan) 42
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