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2015-04-28 Attachment 2 to item 5 Planning and Organisation Committee Agenda - Pest Management Plan 2015-2019
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Log in to see the plans as drawn7. Pest management planning
7.1. The pest management planning 7.2. Principles of pest management
framework
The eight principles of pest management as
The Land Protection Act charges all Queensland stated in the Land Protection Act are:
councils with the development of a pest
management plan for their local government Integration Planning
area, the purpose of which is to bring together Pest management Pest management
all sectors of the community to provide for the is an integral part of planning must be
integrated management of pest plants and managing natural consistent at local,
animals. resources and regional, State and
agricultural systems. national levels to
It establishes a framework for pest management ensure resources
planning and requires that the local government target priorities for pest
area pest management plan be consistent with management at each
the principles of pest management, the state level.
government pest management strategies and the Public awareness Prevention
guidelines for pest management. Public awareness and Preventative pest
knowledge of pests management is
must be raised to achieved by preventing
increase the capacity the spread of pests
and willingness of and viable parts of
individuals to manage pests, especially by
pests. human activity, and
early detection and
intervention to control
pests.
Commitment Best practice
Effective pest Pest management must
management requires a be based on ecologically
long-term commitment and socially responsible
to pest management by pest management
the community, industry practices that protect
groups and government the environment and the
entities. productive capacity of
natural resources.
Consultation and Improvement
partnership
Consultation Research about pests,
and partnership and regular monitoring
arrangements between and evaluation of pest
local communities, control activities, is
industry groups, State necessary to improve
government agencies pest management
and local governments practices.
must be established to
achieve a collaborative
approach to pest
management.
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