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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
2. Background
In entering into this Memorandum of Understanding, the Partners are building upon
the following shared views -
2.a Capitalised terms used in this Memorandum of Understanding are intended
to have the meanings defined in Schedule 1.
2.b The Land for Wildlife program is a voluntary nature conservation initiative
designed to recognise and assist private landholders in the conservation and
restoration of wildlife habitat. Beginning in Victoria in 1981, the Land for
Wildlife program has since been adopted by most Australian states and
territories. Since July 1998, the Land for Wildlife program has been delivered,
at various times, throughout South East Queensland by Participating Local
Governments.
2.c Since 2004, SEQ Catchments Limited, now Healthy Waterways and
Catchments Limited, has provided regional Land for Wildlife coordination in
the South East Queensland region in partnership with Participating Local
Governments.
2.d_ Delivery of the Land for Wildlife program requires cooperation and
partnership between the Partners and other Participating Local
Governments, with a view to balancing —
2.d.i The National, State and regional desirability of consistency of
program identity, presentation, service standards and program
delivery; and
2.d.ii The need for Participating Local Governments to integrate the
program into locally relevant conservation priorities and initiatives.
2.e The Project Manager will enter into Memoranda of Understanding of the
nature and substance of this Memorandum of Understanding with other
South East Queensland Local Governments (collectively, “Participating Local
Governments”).
3. Vision
In entering into this Memorandum of Understanding the Partners acknowledge their
shared Vision as per the Land for Wildlife Strategic Action Plan that —
3.a “Nature conservation is widely accepted and effectively and enthusiastically
pursued as an integral part of private land management and biodiversity
conservation in South East Queensland”, and that Land for Wildlife South
East Queensland -
Land for Wildlife Memorandum of Understanding —
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