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EASTERN BEACHES FORESHORE RESERVES MANAGEMENT PLAN - COMMUNITY CONSULTATION OVERVIEW AND PROPOSED CHANGES (Referred from Planning and Environment Committee dated 8 August 2023 - Item 5.1) · Attachment 1 EBFRMP 2023 Draft Final
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Figure 14: After leaf stripping - the aim is not to improve how the plant looks, but rather reduce rotting material, reduce
leafhopper load, and allow the release of trapped stagnant water, whilst leaving the as many leaves as possible as
habitat and resources.
EBFRMP Management actions
The following actions are identified for implementation:
Prioritisation:
• Immediate: < 1 year
• Medium:1 year – 3 years
• Long: 3 years – 5 years
• Continuing: Commenced and ongoing.
Action Responsibility Priority
10.1. Update bushland condition mapping for all Environmental Immediate
EBFRs - only conduct BOA condition mapping in Services Continuing
foreshore areas during summer when glory lily is
showing.
10.2. Update and implement ecological restoration Environmental Immediate
plans for all EBFRs. Services Continuing
Council:
10.3. Incorporate climate change considerations in Environmental Immediate
ecological management activities. Services Continuing
10.4. Minimise and actively rehabilitate cleared areas
Environmental Immediate
to reduce fragmentation and edge effect. Services Continuing
Infrastructure
Services
10.5. Target pandanus areas for regeneration to Environmental Immediate
improve understory health and contribute to improved Services Continuing
pandanus germination. Include pandanus regeneration Infrastructure
activities in rehabilitation plans. Services
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