REVISED POLICY GUIDELINES- PRIVATE LAND CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIPS · report

PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING                                                 11 APRIL 2023




Figure 3. LfW annual program growth since 1998

Council offers the following services to LfW members:
   •   An initial site visit, property assessment, follow up property report, and provision of a sign (for
       fully registered properties) and resource material to new members.
   •   Quarterly newsletter.
   •   Land for Wildlife events such as workshops and field days.
   •   Property revisits and ongoing advice as requested by members.
   •   An incentives program providing (subject to available resources) free native tube stock,
       training/assistance with environmental weed management, equipment loans such as fauna
       cameras, weed management tools, and resource books.
There have been significant environmental outcomes achieved through provision of incentives to
LfW members as indicated in Table 2 which summarises key metrics from the previous 3 financial
years.