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2015-01-12 General Committee Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 7 Pest Management Plan 2015-2019
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Objective 6: Develop a priority listing of pest species and locations for targeted pest management
Desired outcomes: Strategic directions
Prevention, eradication and containment
6.1 Develop a Top 10 priority list for Class 1,2 List is endorsed by the Council and in December Absorbed. List Not started
and 3 and other pest species to provide a PMP Stakeholder consultation with all key 2014 is included in
focus for pest management activities. Group and included in stakeholders draft PMP.
Consider WONS and other existing priority the PMP.
lists in this process.
6.2 Develop and implement specific pest species Pest species Council, landholders and One pest Absorbed and Targeted pest
animal control plans for dogs, foxes, deer, management plans are neighbouring Councils. species control subject to animal control
cats, pigs, common minors and other species reviewed by the PMP plan document program is ongoing.
that impact on Noosa's biodiversity and Stakeholder Group per year priorities. Development
threatened species. of formal
control plans
have started.
6.3 Identify local priority areas for pest Priority areas are Council, stakeholders, March 2015 Absorbed and Not started
management activities in consultation with identified on private landholders, subject to
landholders and environment groups in lands and public areas environment groups program
consideration of: and are targeted for priorities
Weeds in upper catchments pest management.
causing downstream impacts
Areas of high transmission such as
land fill sites, road reserves and
boat ramps
Controls being achievable and
controllable
6.4 Identify potential new incursion threats and A list of potential new Council and information March 2015 Absorbed and Not yet started.
undertake early detection and rapid response incursions is developed supplied to Early detection subject to Early detection
programs, consistent with Commonwealth and an early detection stakeholders/landholders program will be program program will be
and State alerts. and response program part of priorities part of
is implemented. Communication Communication
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