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Approved Fauna Management Plan OPW20-0051 - 2 of 3
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Log in to see the plans as drawnFauna Management Plan v1 NCES REF: J000662 Lot 101 on SP142407, Lot 140 on MCH978, Lot 3 on RP137375, Lot 2 on RP852009 and Lot 8 on RP160703 – 27 Wilgee Court, Cooroy edge and pointed towards the water. 5.6.6 Pest Species Exotic fish (e.g. Carp, Gambusia, Goldfish, Redfin Perch, Spotted Livebearer) are to be intercepted, euthanised and disposed of in accordance with the ecologist’s Animal Research Authority (issued by the Secretary’s Animal Care & Ethic Committee). Exotic Trachemys scripta (Red-eared Slider Turtle) are to be contained humanely and Biosecurity Queensland immediately notified on 13 25 23. 5.6.7 Post-Dewatering Management An escape ramp is to be graded to allow trapped fauna to escape overnight. Sediment should be left up to two nights to allow hidden fauna to emerge, unless the ecologist confirms there are no fauna remaining (site specific assessment). Earthworks staff should notify the appointed aquatic ecologist if stranded fish or turtles are observed post-dewatering. 5.7 Injured Fauna In the instance of fauna injury, the subject animal/s and injuries are to be assessed on site by the fauna spotter/catcher and where the injury is of a minor nature then the animal is to be released into suitable habitat adjacent to the site. Alternatively, injured fauna is to be taken to a veterinarian or a registered wildlife carer as deemed required by the fauna spotter/catcher. All fauna removed from the site by the fauna spotter/catcher due to injury or requiring care are to be returned by the fauna spotter/catcher to the relocation habitat in the north of the site in the first instance, or where not suitable similar habitat (as deemed appropriate by the fauna spotter/catcher) in proximity to the site. 5.8 Veterinary Contact Details The following veterinary surgery is located in the local area and should be used in the case of fauna injury or if euthanasia is required: Cooroy Veterinary Surgery 47 Myall St, Cooroy QLD 4563 (07) 5441 © 2020 13
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