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SUPERSEDED Compiled Approved Plans for OPW20-0145 05
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d. In areas containing a dominance of koala food trees
and positively identified Koala sightings and/or
identified scat or scratch marks a koala spotter is
to be present during clearing activities.
e. If a Koala is not injured but refuses to move from the
clearance area on its own accord after two days,
the S/C will liaise with DES and negotiate
appropriate methods for removal and relocation.
D) Releasing Fauna
1. The animal must be released as near as practical to the
point of capture.
2. Where practical animals should be relocated with the
To reduce the hollow in which they were found or a suitable nest box.
impact the 3. When releasing wildlife attention must be paid to several Fauna spotter Project Duration
project has on
native fauna factors, including weather conditions, seasonal conditions
and the animal’s ecology.
4. Fauna should be released at a suitable time of day in a
suitable location.
E) Mulching Works
1. All the hollow features within the cleared vegetation should
To reduce the either be removed so that they can relocated into the
impact the Fauna spotter
protected areas or destroyed. This reduces the risk of any Clearing Works
project has on and
native fauna native fauna occupying the cleared vegetation stockpiles construction/
clearing crew
and being injured during the mulching works.
F) Reporting
1. At the end of clearing works the spotter/catcher is to
compile a post-clearing fauna report which is to include-
a. Number of hollows and occupancy
To reduce the b. Which species occupied the hollows
impact the c. Capture and Release GPS of each animal Post-clearing
Fauna Spotter
project has on Works
native fauna d. Sighted Fauna
e. Whether any breeding sites were disturbed
f. Whether any significant fauna species were
sighted/encountered and management measures.
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Version: 1, Version Date: 12/01/2022
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