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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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Air Water Land and soil Plants and
animals
filtration fencing
around
threatened
plants to
exclude
browsing and
grazing
animals such
as rabbits,
deer and
kangaroo
Offset • where an
the event causes
damage irreversible
damage to
high-priority
vegetation,
selecting a
separate
patch of land
for restoration
may be an
acceptable
offset
• provision of
artificial
nesting boxes
can provide
temporary
habitat for
displaced
animals
(shelter from
weather and
predators,
provide safe
breeding etc)
• high-priority
vegetation
that has been
devastated by
a bushfire—
select a
separate
patch of land
for
reafforestatio
n over a
period until
the initial area
has recovered
Table 10 – Examples of recovery activities (risk treatment options) in the
natural environment listed by natural environment component
(AEMI Community Recovery Handbook 2)
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