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the seasonal gathering of broom grass (for thatching, brooms andfodder) on a permit basis; and the collection of fountain water (forcultural/ religious purposes) from the reserve.(iv) Record the levels, and monitor the impacts, of the range ofcommunity-based natural resource uses - notably the collection ofgrass in winter - and update the use guidelines, approval proceduresand permitting system, as required.ReserveManagementCommitteeLEDET (BiodiversityUnit); ReserveManagerObjective 2.3: Manage and mitigate the environmental impacts of conservation management and natural resource use in the WNRManagement action Priority Management targets Key performanceindicators(i) Close/remove/demolish and rehabilitate all extraneous and unusedn/abuildings and foundations, dumped materials, old equipment,shooting ranges, loading ramps and old fencing.(ii) Rationalise the road/track network of the reserve, and close andrehabilitate all unused and superfluous roads/tracks.No extraneousbuilding, equipmentand infrastructure inthe reserve.Objective 2.4: Develop and implement a focused and cost-effective education programme for the WNRManagement action Priority Management targets Key performanceindicators(i) Establish links with local educational institutions and networks inorder to promote subsidised access to, and use of, the reserve as aneducational resource.(ii) Appoint an Education (and Outreach) Officer to establish andmaintain these educational linkages, facilitate access to the reservefor educational purposes and to develop/source educationalresources for use in local schools.Improved awarenessin local communitiesof the conservationvalues of the reserve.Number of individuals(per annum) from localcommunities involved ineducational/awarenessraisingprogram.ResponsibilityReserve ManagerReserve ManagerResponsibilityReserve ManagerLEDET (HumanResourceDepartment)Time frame1 2 3 4 5Time frame1 2 3 4 5LEDET Reserve Management Documents: Wonderkop Nature Reserve (Strategic Plan) 35
KPA 3: ENFORCEMENT, SECURITY AND ACCESS CONTROLGuiding principles for reserve managementBoundaries and access control# GUIDING PRINCIPLE1The reserve shall conform to the following LEDET policies, procedures and/or guidelinesrelating to boundaries and access control:- Technical management guidelines and procedures for the management of access andaccess control on provincial nature reserves (12/6/12/7/4); and- Guidelines for fencing of provincial nature reserves (12/6/12/7/3).23The boundaries of the reserve shall, at all times, be clearly demarcated and be regularlymaintained.All entry and exit points shall be properly managed to ensure that access to, and through, thereserve is effectively controlled at all times.Law enforcement and compliance# GUIDING PRINCIPLE1Law enforcement and compliance activities shall be guided by the following LEDET document: Strategic planning for law enforcement in State-owned nature reserves.2An adequately trained and suitably equipped field ranger complement shall be deployed inand around the reserve to, inter alia: control illegal activities; ensure the safety of visitors;monitor the activities of users and visitors; collect baseline information; and undertake thebasic maintenance of equipment and infrastructure.LEDET Reserve Management Documents: Wonderkop Nature Reserve (Strategic Plan) 36
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