250704 Fauna Management Plan v1.0

Fauna Management Plan
44 Hoy Road, Lake MacDonald


  Fauna             Management procedure                                   Responsibility     Timing
  management
  scenario
                    • The bag or container provides sufficient airflow
                      to allow normal air exchange and
                      radiation/dispersal of heat;
                    • The container, receptacle or bag is protected
                      from direct sunlight, rain, wind or other
                      environmental conditions likely to cause suffering
                      or harm to the animal;
                    • The animal is able to hide, or be protected from
                      threatening stimuli (such as providing a hide box,
                      or covering a wire transport cage with a towel or
                      blanket);
                    • The animal is checked regularly during its period
                      of confinement; and,
                    • The container, bag or receptacle is clean,
                      hygienic and safe for the animal.
                    • All mammals and birds held in short term
                      containment for more than four (4) hours must
                      be given access to water.
                    • Mammals and birds held in bags of calico or
                      other material for longer than two (2) hours must
                      be transferred to appropriate transport or
                      holding boxes or enclosures containing hide
                      spaces or boxes when appropriate for the
                      species.
                    • All neonatal or juvenile animals other than
                      completely independent juveniles must be fed
                      and contained in a manner appropriate for their
                      age and species. Supplemental warmth must be
                      provided to any nestling or juvenile unable to
                      adequately thermoregulate.
                    • All dependent young unable to be returned to
                      parental care within a reasonable timeframe or
                      unlikely to be accepted back by their parents
                      must be immediately transferred to a licensed
                      wildlife carer or approved wildlife rehabilitation
                      facility.
 A koala is         • All works are to cease and the situation is to be    Contractor,        During all
 observed in a        managed in accordance with the Nature                Wildlife Spotter   clearing
 tree                 Conservation (Koala) Conservation Plan 2017 .        Catcher
                      Refer to licensed Wildlife Spotter Catcher for
                      advice.
 A tree hollow is   • Wildlife Spotter Catcher must not authorise the      Contractor,        During all
 observed / found     felling of a tree known to contain, or likely to     Wildlife Spotter   clearing
 to be inhabited      contain wildlife, including any hollow-bearing       Catcher
                      tree, by any means or method that is likely to:
                    • Injure or kill any wild animal; or,
                    • Result in the unmanaged dispersal or escape of
                      arboreal fauna.




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