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Fauna Management Plan
3-7 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads

Action

Task Responsibility

4)

to avoid collision with potentially disoriented
fauna.

Install signage depicting a koala in areas of
vehicular traffic on site.

Timing

 

Limit dust
generation

1)

2)
3)

Vehicles to drive slowly to keep dust clouds Site Manager
from forming.

Thoroughly clean machinery after use.
Use barriers to control dust.

During
vegetation
clearing

 

Restrict access
to site by
domestic pets

1)

2)

Domestic pets to be prevented from entering Site Manager
retained vegetated areas to avoid injury

and/or predation of native fauna.

Guard dogs must be kept on a leash and kept

under supervision at all times.

During
vegetation
clearing

 

Control waste

1)

2)

Any litter should be stored in and collected Site Manager
from covered, closable bins to discourage

pest species (e.g., rats, mice, opportunistic

bird species) that could spread litter and/or

compete, disrupt or predate on native fauna

and otherwise degrade native ecosystems.

Litter is to be checked for injured animals.

During
vegetation
clearing

 

Salvage injured
wildlife

1)

2)

3)

4)

If injured wildlife is detected during such Fauna Spotter,
activities, the Fauna Spotter must take Site Manager
immediate action to notify the machinery

operator to cease work, either verbally using

two-way radio or by visual commands, until

such time as the injured wildlife is captured

or otherwise removed from danger.

All animals removed from the site must be

captured, restrained and held in a manner

that is unlikely to result in further injury,

unacceptable distress or suffering. Animal

welfare is the primary priority and

responsibility of the Fauna Spotter.

All fauna injuries or deaths will be reported

to the Fauna Spotter and/or Site Manager.

Contact applicable agency / group listed in

Table 3.

During
vegetation
clearing

 

Monitor
artificial
lighting

Artificial lighting on the subject site must be Fauna Spotter,
operated to ensure it is directed away from Site Manager
the adjacent conservation areas and other

fauna corridors to minimise impacts to koalas

and other wildlife inhabiting or moving

through the site

During
construction
activities

 

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