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Management actions and targetsKPA 3: Enforcement, Security and Access ControlObjective 3.1: Secure the boundaries of, and maintain controlled access to, the LNRManagement action Priority Management targets Key performanceindicators(i) Ensure that all reserve visitor gates and management entry pointsare adequately staffed and administered.(ii) Ensure adequate security for reserve infrastructure, tourismfacilities and assets.(iii) Complete the construction of the perimeter fencing (i.e. change~47km of a total of 63 km of fencing to game fencing) to meet allrequirements of the LEDET Technical Guidelines and Procedures (TGP)for fencing.(iv) Ensure the regular maintenance of the perimeter fencing in thereserve.(v) Develop, and implement, mechanisms for subsidised entry for localcommunity user and interest groups.(vi) Provide, on request, controlled access to recognisedcultural/religious sites and non-destructive or consumptivecultural/religious practices.(vii) Facilitate controlled access for external institutions undertakingrelevant research and monitoring programs within the reserve.The reserve assetsare secure.The reserve visitorsand users haveequitable access tothe reserve, and aresafe from harm.Profile of reserve visitorsand users.Incident record of illegalaccess.ResponsibilityReserve ManagerLTA; ManagementAuthority: SISReserve ManagerReserve ManagerLegalameetseNature ReserveManagementCommittee;Reserve ManagerLegalameetseNature Reserve Co-ManagementCommitteeManagementAuthority(Biodiversity Unit);Reserve ManagerTime frame(Years 1 – 5)1 2 3 4 5Reserve Management Documents: Legalameetse Nature Reserve (Strategic Plan) 47
Objective 3.2: Sustain an effective law enforcement and compliance capacity in the LNRManagement action Priority Management targets Key performanceindicators(i) Ensure the provision of enforcement and compliance training for allreserve field staff.(ii) Ensure that the field ranger staff complement is adequatelyresourced and equipped to fulfil an effective enforcement andcompliance function.(iii) Maintain regular patrols of the reserve and its boundaries.(iv) Maintain and collate information on all enforcement incidents.(v) Develop and promote a better understanding of environmentallegislation and the local situation among local magistrates and theSAPS. Also develop a good working relationship with these parties.(vi) Establish a facility for the temporary impoundment of cattle andgoats that are found within the reserve.(vii) Undertake a threat analysis to determine all potential threats tothe safety and security of the reserve.An incrementaldecrease inincidences of illegalactivities occurring inthe reserve.Number of formalwarnings and finesissued, and successfulprosecutions concluded.ResponsibilityManagementAuthority: HR &HRDManagementAuthority: HR, HRD& SISReserve ManagerReserve ManagerReserve ManagerManagementAuthority: SONR;AffectedCommunityRepresentatives;ManagementAuthority: WildlifeTrade & Regulation;ManagementAuthority: SpecialInvestigationsManagementAuthority: SONR &SpecialInvestigationsTime frame(Years 1 – 5)1 2 3 4 5Reserve Management Documents: Legalameetse Nature Reserve (Strategic Plan) 48
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