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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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26.13 Communicate and consult
To attain maximum effect it is important to ensure engagement by all aspects of community
and all levels of government, and a broad range of subject matter expertise as the risk
management process or the recovery planning proceeds.
The natural environment is a highly complex area to assess and engaging the appropriate
expertise is essential. In Australia management and governance of the natural environment
is conducted by a mix of public and private and non-government organisational entities, with
varying standards and regulations. Engagement with these is critical to any natural
environment recovery activity.
Appendix 27.17 graphically depicts the above process.
Table 10 gives examples of options or strategies for treating risk in the natural environment
(under the components of air, water, land and soil, and plants and animals).
Air Water Land and soil Plants and
animals
Monitor/ • emissions (source) air • drinking water • soil stability • establish
observe monitoring program sampling and erosion survival of
• ambient (community) program potential and current
air monitoring • recreational surveys threats to
program water body • soil important
• personal (recovery sampling contamination species
Worker) air monitoring • natural water assessments • flora/fauna
program body and surveys
• deposition (fall out) sampling environmental
monitoring program program and health
risk
assessments
• topsoil
capability for
regeneration
of flora
Prevent/ • aerial incendiary • keep people • implement
avoid practices out of hygiene
• whether or not to put contaminated protocols to
hazardous materials waterways prevent
fire out—let it burn out • remove oils, spread of
and get the oxygen fuels etc from disease to
out or stop it burning wrecked /within the
so it doesn’t vehicles etc natural
contaminate the air • recycling of environment
• extinguish fires wastes to • keep livestock
• there may be minimise out of
occasions where the discharges or sensitive
decision is made that • impacts on areas by
the benefits gained by water fencing (to
allowing the fire to resources avoid grazing
burn outweigh the impact,
smoke pollution. improve
Assessment should recovery of
always be based on plants)
the fire rather than the • hygiene
smoke pollution protocols
• in planning post fire • controlling
recovery of an where
ecosystem sufficient machinery
time for recovery must goes so it
be given before the doesn’t
next control burn is impact on
implemented. certain
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