VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN for Bidjigal Reserve - Land

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Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal ReserveTable 7.2: Summery of Management Issues, Recommended Strategies, Actions, Roles & Responsibilities*Timeframe Key: ST – 0-2 years MT – 2 – 5 years LT – 5 – 10 yearsMANAGEMENT ISSUES RECOMMENDED STRATEGIES & ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY TIMEFRAME FOR ACTION*Threatened Species ManagementProtect all endangered ecological communities (i/a)and threatened flora and fauna species (as per TSC &EPBC Acts) (see Section 2.6)Bidjigal Reserve TrustOn-goingImplement recommendations of VMP for bushlandrehabilitation and on-going management.ST to LTNote: do not plant any species listed as ‘threatened’under State and/or Clth government legislationPotential Impacts of Development &Damage to Bushland during Construction onAdjoining Lande.g. runoff & drainage, incursions intobushlandIdentify and fence off all areas of significant HabitatSite induction for all personnelAppoint a Project Manager/qualified EcologicalRestoration Consultant to oversee implementation ofecological safeguardsTrust Board, advised byConsulting Restoration EcologistConstruction / Site ManagerBHSC building inspectorsST (prior tocommencement of works)On-going, as requiredSTPrepare and implement a soil and water managementplan prior to commencement of worksAs aboveEnsure local drainage patterns are not changed.FragmentationRetain canopy and sub-canopy native trees whereverpossible to provide linkages.Trust, advised by ConsultingRestoration EcologistST to MTReplant and/or reconstruct Habitat where gaps occurthrough an indigenous planting program, incorporatingsome shrubs and a high number of native groundcovers.Where impacts of development remove such trees,replant with same species in order to retain linkagesthrough the site and to adjacent stands of treesMT to LTMTAvoid cutting new tracks/trails through core bushland:UBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd 146
Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal ReserveMANAGEMENT ISSUES RECOMMENDED STRATEGIES & ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY TIMEFRAME FOR ACTION*skirt edges wherever possible.On-goingWeed InvasionTarget WONS & declared noxious weeds in firstinstance – remove all main infestations: monitor forregrowthBush Regeneration Contractor,monitored by Consulting RestorationEcologistST - LTRemove weeds listed in Appendix 10 from all Habitatareas (noxious and keystone environmental weeds)On-goingRestoring/Rehabilitation of HabitatWeed Control followed by monitoring of native plantregenerationAssessment of progress at 12 & 18 monthsBush Regeneration Contractorreporting to Trust Board, and advisedby Consulting Restoration EcologistMT to LTDecision to plant to increase biodiversity and faunahabitat to be undertaken at this time, depending onresults of monitoring programMTWeed Control As above As above On-goingImpacts of Maintenance of Service Corridors,Vehicular Tracks etcEstablish protocols in consultation with main serviceproviders (SWC, Electricity Authority)Trust BoardSTProtection of Culturally Significant Sites andArtefactsIdentify significant sites/artefacts to be protected.GPS locations and identify on site map: induct allpersonnelBush Regeneration Contractor,advised by Consulting RestorationEcologistAs requiredErect temporary fencing if on-ground works are beingundertaken close byEnrichment PlantingUse only locally occurring native species (i.e.characteristic of relevant vegetation community) whenreplantingAs aboveMT - LTEnsure density conforms to near-natural communitystructure (all strata to be represented)Fauna Habitat - Management & Retain linkages thorough the canopy and sub-canopy Bush Regeneration Contractor ST to LTUBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd 147
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