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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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Strategic Action Plan 2015-2019
The Strategic Action Plan reflects the cooperative management of weeds and pest animals and includes actions to
be undertaken by all stakeholders. The desired outcomes of the Queensland Weeds Strategy 2002-2006 and the
Queensland Pest Animal Strategy 2002-2006 provide the overall direction for the development of Actions in the Plan. The
Implementation Plan highlights actions within a four year implementation timeframe. Each action identifies stakeholders
responsible for delivering actions, set timeframes and indicators of success against which the Plan will be evaluated.
Ref # Strategic Actions Success Indicator Responsibilities Time Resourcing Status
frame Note: Absorbed
= may be car-
ried out as part
of an existing
officer’s duties
Objective 1: Pest Management is planned, coordinated, managed and implemented.
Desired outcome: Strategic directions
1.1 Establish a PMP working group A PMP Working Group The PMP Working Group March and Absorbed Ongoing
of key stakeholders to oversee meeting is held every will be coordinated by September
the implementation and review 6 months to review the Council and will be
of the Local Government Area PMP and make recom- seeking feedback from
Pest Management Plan (LGAP- mendations, in consulta- key stakeholders on the
MP). tion with stakeholders. effectiveness of the PMP
Objective 2: Strengthen pest management education and communication programs with stakeholders, landholders and the community.
Desired outcome: Awareness and education, Integrated management
2.1 Develop a PMP Communi- Updated pest manage- Council to develop web June 2015 Absorbed Not start-
cation and Education Plan, ment information on page and email database ed but
including: Council website and for updates. existing
- Target markets stakeholder database. programs
- Council pest reporting hotline Completed PMP include
- Raising community pest Communication Plan. Land for
awareness Wildlife,
- Stakeholder lists including Land-
environment groups care and
- Sources of pest publications Council’s
- Webpage and links to State/ Pest
Commonwealth pest resources Survey
- Joint events & forums program
- Early detection
-information to landholders on
livestock security
2.2 Deliver education programs to Education programs are PMP Working Group and Education Absorbed grant Ongoing
raise awareness of pest manage- delivered to key stake- stakeholders identified programs funding.
ment controls to key internal holders as per Commu- in Communication and are current- Existing LFW
and external stakeholders on: nication and Education Education Plan ly being program.
- Pest identification Plan. delivered by
- Priority pest species LandCare,
- Control measures and alter- Council
natives Pest Survey
- Revegetation techniques program
and
through
Land for
Wildlife
program.
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