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OPW25/0012 - Fauna Management Plan
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Fauna Management Plan 3-7 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads Action Task Responsibility Timing 5) Any animals requiring to be euthanized should be taken to one of the local veterinary surgeries listed in Table 3. TABLE 5: KOALA SCENARIOS. Action Task Responsibility Timing A koala is 1) All works are to cease and the situation is Contractor, During observed in a tree to be managed in accordance with the Fauna Spotter all Nature Conservation (Koala) Conservation clearing Plan 2017. Refer to licensed Fauna Spotter activities for advice. It is suspected 1) Inspect felled habitat trees to rescue Contractor, During that koalas are Koalas in accordance with procedures for Fauna Spotter all still within a a native animal is captured. clearing habitat tree after 2) Inspect the surroundings of the fallen tree activities clearance for potential injured animals. A koala is found 1) All works are to cease and the situation is Contractor, During trapped in a to be managed in accordance with the Fauna Spotter all fence Nature Conservation (Koala) Conservation clearing Plan 2017. activities 2) Fauna Spotter to delineate the danger zone and prevent anyone else from approaching the koala. 3) Fauna Spotter to cover the koala’s head and back with a thick towel and support its body while cutting the fence. 4) Provide shade to the koala. 5) The koala is to be rushed to the nearest applicable agency/group listed in Table 3. A koala is found 1) All works are to cease and the situation is Contractor, During injured/distressed to be managed in accordance with the Fauna Spotter all on site Nature Conservation (Koala) Conservation clearing Plan 2017. activities 2) Fauna Spotter to delineate the danger zone and prevent anyone else from approaching the koala. 3) Fauna Spotter to gently and safely handle the koala to ensure no further injury. 4) If no sign of visible injury, the koala is to be monitored. 5) The koala is to be rushed to the nearest applicable agency/group listed in Table 3. 27 | 35
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