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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 drawn7.3 Desired outcomes
The Queensland Weeds Strategy 2002-2006
and the Queensland Pest Animal Strategy 2002-
2006 established a suite of desired outcomes
and associated issues that provide the overall
direction for the development of a Strategic Action
Plan. Pest management efforts under the Plan
are directed towards achieving the following
desired outcomes.
Desired outcome Issues Specific outcomes
Awareness and education
Stakeholders are informed, Public awareness Increase community, industry,
knowledgeable and have agribusiness and government
ownership of weed and pest animal awareness of pests and their impacts
management Education and Training Enhance stakeholder knowledge of
pest impacts and improve skills in
pest management
Availability of information Make information accessible to all
stakeholders
Commitment and partnerships
All stakeholders are committed to and Long term commitment Establish long term shared
undertake coordinated management stakeholder commitment to address
of weeds and pest animals weed and pest animal issues
Roles and responsibilities Establish roles and responsibilities for
pest management that are accepted
by landholders, community, industry
and government
Compliance and enforcement Ensure compliance with legislative
requirements for control of weeds and
pest animals
Informed decision making
Reliable information is available as a Data collection and assessment Collect, use and make available data
basis for decision-making relevant to pest management
Biology and impacts Further the understanding of the
biology, ecology, and impacts of
weeds and pest animals
Community attitudes Further the understanding of
community attitudes to weeds and
pest animal management
Strategic directions
Strategic directions are established, Planning Create and maintain regional
maintained and owned by all planning framework for weed and
stakeholders pest animal management
Strategy management and Implement, monitor, evaluate and
coordination review integrated weed and pest
animal management
Resources Efficiently and adequately resource
weed and pest animal management
Holistic management Integrate pest management planning
with other planning processes
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