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CONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS______________________________________________________ iCONTENTS__________________________________________________________________iiSECTION A:INTRODUCTION _______________________________________________11.0 BACKGROUND________________________________________________________11.1 Statutory Objective for National Park Management _______________________________________11.2 General Description of the National Park _______________________________________________1SECTION B:THE PLAN _____________________________________________________42.0 OBJECTIVES __________________________________________________________43.0 LAND TENURE ________________________________________________________53.1 Leases___________________________________________________________________________74.0 MANAGEMENT UNITS__________________________________________________84.1 Management Unit Definition (see Table 1 for summary and Fig. 2 inside back cover) ____________84.2 Additions of Land to the National Park________________________________________________115.0 LAND MANAGEMENT_________________________________________________115.1 View Management________________________________________________________________156.0 CAVE MANAGEMENT_________________________________________________157.0 VEGETATION ________________________________________________________198.0 FAUNA______________________________________________________________239.0 PROTECTION ________________________________________________________249.1 Weeds and Exotic Species __________________________________________________________249.2 Dieback_________________________________________________________________________269.3 Fire____________________________________________________________________________299.4 Feral Animals____________________________________________________________________3310.0 ABORIGINAL AND HISTORIC SITES___________________________________3410.1 Aboriginal Sites__________________________________________________________________3410.2 Historic Sites____________________________________________________________________3611.0 ACCESS____________________________________________________________3612.0 RECREATION AND TOURISM_________________________________________4612.1 Philosophy______________________________________________________________________4612.2 Camping________________________________________________________________________5212.3 Walking ________________________________________________________________________5412.4 Surfing and Fishing_______________________________________________________________5512.5 Other Recreational Activities________________________________________________________5812.6 Adventure Groups and Tours ________________________________________________________5912.7 Domestic Animals________________________________________________________________5913.0 COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND RESEARCH____________________________6114.0 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT __________________________________________6314.1 Water __________________________________________________________________________6314.2 Mining_________________________________________________________________________6514.3 Professional Fishing ______________________________________________________________6714.4 Apiaries ________________________________________________________________________6814.5 Timber Harvest, Firewood Collection and Wildflower Picking______________________________6915.0 MARINE ENVIRONMENT_____________________________________________69ii
SECTION C:IMPLEMENTATION____________________________________________7116.0 PARK ADMINISTRATION ____________________________________________7116.1 Staffing_________________________________________________________________________7116.2 Voluntary Groups_________________________________________________________________7116.3 Safety__________________________________________________________________________7216.4 Park Management Facilities_________________________________________________________7317.0 ASSOCIATED LAND USES ____________________________________________7418.0 RESEARCH AND MONITORING_______________________________________7519.0 PRIORITIES ________________________________________________________7920.0 FUNDING __________________________________________________________7921.0 TENURE OF THE PLAN ______________________________________________79References __________________________________________________________________80Acts________________________________________________________________________86APPENDIX 1. Reserves proposed to be vested in the NPNCA and amalgamated into theLeeuwin-Naturaliste National Park.______________________________________________87APPENDIX 2 VIEW AND LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT ________________________89APPENDIX 3 OPTIONS FOR FUNDING ______________________________________98TABLES1. Management Units2. Erosion Control Priorities and Action3. Declared Rare, Vulnerable, Restricted and Poorly Known Flora4. Proposed Roads and Tracks Classification5. Recommended Recreation Site DevelopmentAl. View Potential from Existing Travel RoutesFIGURES1. Locality Map2. Management Units inserted in back3. Fire Strategy inserted in backiii
Page 2 and 3: LEEUWIN NATURALISTENATIONAL PARK MA
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Page 10 and 11: 3.0 LAND TENUREThe National Park co
Page 13 and 14: Action 3.1.2:Investigate opportunit
Page 15 and 16: TABLE 1.MANAGEMENT UNITSZONE ACCESS
Page 17 and 18: GUIDELINESa) Where appropriate, loc
Page 19 and 20: TABLE 2.EROSION CONTROL PRIORITIES
Page 21 and 22: i) Members of speleological groups-
Page 23 and 24: At present, groups and individuals
Page 25 and 26: Natural processes and human activit
Page 27 and 28: ACTIONSAction 7.1:Control recreatio
Page 29 and 30: will include protection from planne
Page 31 and 32: A survey of the National Park for e
Page 33 and 34: A decision to accept, reject or mod
Page 35 and 36: value zones (eg. townsites, neighbo
Page 37 and 38: Priority: 1Action 9.3.8:Annual fire
Page 39 and 40: Priority: OngoingAction 9.4.2:Seek
Page 41 and 42: 10.2 Historic SitesThe National Tru
Page 43 and 44: TABLE 4.PROPOSED ROADS AND TRACKS C
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Page 47 and 48: In view of the above, a coastal roa
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Canal Rocks Lookoutto spring. Incor
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a) Designated site camping- these w
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grounds. The plan is addressing the
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Action 12.4.10:In the case of amate
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A number of riding schools adjacent
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The guide should contain informatio
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There have been a number of demands
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In terms of commercial potential, t
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CALM recognises its responsibility
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Action 15.2:Any future Marine Parks
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Establish an advisory committee for
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Agreements with local authorities f
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Monitor water-levels in caves to es
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Priority: OngoingHAMELIN BAYAction
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ReferencesAbbott, 1. (1977), 'Seabi
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Ford, J. (1985), 'Summary of Aborig
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Madin, R.W. and Smith, T.F. (1985),
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Solem, A., Girardi, E., Slack-Smith
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8249* Accommodation Unvested Cancel
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A.1.2 Visual Focus PointsPoints, ar
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Site Comment RecommendationsCowaram
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A.1.4 Visual AlterationsAlterations
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Terminus car parking areas; large f
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Guidelines• Essential but visuall
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